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LABOR Photobiomodulation (PBM) therapy, or simply red light therapy, uses visible and near-infrared light to restore the body at the cellular level. Traditionally, this light was created by low-level lasers. But thanks to advancements, modern red light therapy beds use LED systems.
LED light therapy beds bathe the body in specific wavelengths (green, red, NIR, and IR) that trigger cellular energy production. Ultimately, this boost in cellular energy supports natural healing and rejuvenation. Some key benefits of PBM light therapy include:
Whole Body PBM Bed:
Embrace the power of full spectrum LED light therapy including red light, near-infrared, infrared, and green with Hue Light USA’s Whole-Body Photobiomodulation Chamber. Our FDA-registered photobiomodulation bed transcends traditional red light therapy, offering a full spectrum of light wavelengths for individualized care.
Tailor sessions with the latest light therapy technology: green, red, NIR and IR wavelengths; continuous and selective frequency modes; premium, color-precise LEDs; and professional power. Designed for professional or at-home use, the Hue Light PBM bed delivers a truly medical-grade light therapy experience.
*We are able to sell products only to residents of North America and South America, excluding Canada. For countries outside of this region, please direct all inquiries to: info@huelight.kr.
Reaches the dermis layer where collagen production and fibroblast activity reside. Widely used for skincare treatments.
Targets external layers of the skin, triggering a cellular response that may help repair and revitalize tissues.
Offers deeper targeting of muscles, joints, and organs to reduce inflammation and promote cellular energy production.
IR wavelengths over 900nm penetrate deeper, delivering light therapy to bone tissue, deep muscles and joints.
| Device Model | LLT-02 |
| Dimensions | Length: 86.5” Height: 41.5” Width: 33” (Outer) |
| Weight | 485 lbs |
| Wavelength | Green (530nm), red (660nm), near-infrared (850nm), and infrared (940nm) |
| Power Requirements | Max 4,000W/ 30A |
| Irradiance (Inner Surface) | 70-90 mW/cm2 |
| Virus Sterilization | UV-C sterilization function |
| Frequency levels | 8 different modes, including frequency cycling utilizing all 7 nogier frequencies |
| Other Functions | Count down timer, bluetooth, external control app with tablet, pc and/or smartphone |
| Care Time Setting | 1-20 minutes |
| Inner Structure | Flat surface, easier to get in and out of it. Able to continuously accommodate a lot of users. |
| Electrical Specifications | Dedicated 220V 30 amp 3wire with 30 amp disconnect switch |
| Warranty | LEDs 10 years, all other components 5 years, 1 year labor |
38,880 medical grade
Green (530nm), red (660nm), near-infrared (850nm), and infrared (940nm)
Nogier Frequencies, 8 levels switchable
Yes
10-20 min.
70-90 mW/cm2
50 J/cm2
10 years
5 years
Yes
Yes
3,600
630nm, 850nm
No
No
12-20 min.
32 mW/cm2
10 J/cm2
No
5 years
No
Yes
45,000 commercial grade
635nm, 810nm, 850nm, 940nm
Yes
Yes
5-10 min.
120 mW/cm2
60 J/cm2
Lifetime
5 years
No
Yes
14,000
630nm, 650nm, 850nm
Yes
No
15 min.
100 mW/cm2
Unknown
No
1 year
No
Yes
Unknown
Unknown
No
Yes
5-15 min.
80 mW/cm2
50 J/cm2
No
Unknown
No
Yes
Unknown
630nm, 880nm
No
No
15-28 min.
UP TO 45 mW/cm2
Unknown
1 year
1 year
No
Yes
Photobiomodulation, also known as low-level laser therapy (LLLT), is a therapeutic technique that uses specific wavelengths of light, typically red and near-infrared, to interact with cells and promote various health benefits.
PBM therapy works by delivering light photons that are absorbed by cellular components like cytochrome c oxidase within mitochondria (your cell's powerhouses). This light absorption triggers a cascade of cellular events leading to potential benefits such as:
A photobiomodulation bed is a device that uses red, near-infrared, and non-red light wavelengths to deliver light therapy. PBM beds typically consist of an enclosed chamber equipped with LED panels that bathe the user in specific wavelengths of light.
Generally, red light therapy beds are considered safe when used properly. However, there are precautions to consider:
Research on the effectiveness of photobiomodulation therapy is ongoing. However, there is promising evidence for its use in various areas, including pain relief, skin health, and inflammation.
A red light therapy bed is a device that uses various light wavelengths to deliver photobiomodulation therapy. These beds typically consist of an enclosed chamber equipped with LED panels that bathe the user in a variety of wavelengths; red and near infrared light has been most studied for efficacy.
Both LED and laser devices can be used for photobiomodulation therapy. The biggest difference is light production. Most red light and photobiomodulation beds, panels, and mats use LEDs, while smaller handheld devices typically use lasers. Laser therapy offers a more precise beam of light; therefore, it’s not ideal for treating the whole body or larger areas.
