OxyEdge Pro Red Light 1
43,600 LEDs. Five wavelengths. Total 360° light immersion.
The OxyEdge Pro Red Light 1 is a full-body photobiomodulation system with 43,600 high-output LEDs delivering 360-degree light immersion across five wavelengths (633, 660, 810, 850, and 940 nm). A smart touch control system adjusts session time, intensity, and wavelength modes. It measures 90″ × 50″ × 46″.
The OxyEdge Pro Red Light 1 is our flagship full-body photobiomodulation system: 43,600 high-output LEDs wrap the body in 360-degree red and near-infrared light across five wavelengths — 633, 660, 810, 850, and 940 nm — reaching both surface tissue and deeper muscle. A smart touch control system lets operators tailor session time, intensity, and wavelength modes for each client. Built for elite wellness centers, performance facilities, and clinics that want a premium light therapy offering alongside their hyperbaric program.
Price: $56,995
Specifications
- 43,600 high-output LEDs
- 5 wavelengths: 633 / 660 / 810 / 850 / 940 nm (customizable)
- 360° full-body light immersion — no hotspots or shadows
- Smart touch control: time, intensity, and wavelength modes
- 90″ L × 50″ W × 46″ H
- Free shipping, tax included
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the OxyEdge Pro Red Light 1?
The OxyEdge Pro Red Light 1 is a full-body photobiomodulation system with 43,600 high-output LEDs delivering 360-degree light immersion across five wavelengths (633, 660, 810, 850, and 940 nm). A smart touch control system adjusts session time, intensity, and wavelength modes. It measures 90″ × 50″ × 46″.
Learn Before You Buy
- Mild Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (mHBOT) — Mild hyperbaric oxygen therapy (mHBOT) uses lower operating pressures, generally between 1.3 and 2.0 ATA, inside a sealed chamber. OxyEdge builds hard-shell mHBOT chambers for wellness use.
- What Does ATA Mean? — ATA stands for atmospheres absolute, the unit used to describe the total pressure inside a hyperbaric chamber. It is the standard way to express operating pressure.
- Hard-Shell vs Soft Hyperbaric Chambers — Hard-shell chambers use rigid metal construction while soft-shell chambers use flexible fabric. The two differ in pressure stability, durability, and maximum operating pressure.
- Hyperbaric Chamber Installation Requirements — Installing a hyperbaric chamber requires adequate floor space, doorway clearance, electrical supply, ventilation, and structural support. OxyEdge includes professional installation on many models.