OxyEdge Red Light Plus4 Bed
Professional four-wavelength red light bed for full-body sessions.
The OxyEdge Red Light Plus4 Bed is a professional full-body red light bed with four wavelengths (630, 660, 810, and 940 nm), high irradiance, independent wavelength control, and wireless session control. Its clamshell format measures 86.5″ × 45.5″ × 42.5″ and is built for spas, gyms, and wellness studios.
The OxyEdge Red Light Plus4 Bed brings professional full-body red light therapy to spas, gyms, and wellness studios at an accessible price point. Four wavelengths — 630, 660, 810, and 940 nm — combine red and near-infrared output with high irradiance and independent wavelength control, so operators can run targeted or full-spectrum sessions. Its clamshell bed format with wireless control makes client sessions simple: lie down, close the canopy, and start the program.
Price: $29,995
Specifications
- 4 wavelengths: 630 / 660 / 810 / 940 nm
- Full-body LED clamshell bed design
- High irradiance with independent wavelength control
- Wireless session control
- 86.5″ L × 45.5″ W × 42.5″ H
- Professional-grade for spas, gyms, and wellness studios
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the OxyEdge Red Light Plus4 Bed?
The OxyEdge Red Light Plus4 Bed is a professional full-body red light bed with four wavelengths (630, 660, 810, and 940 nm), high irradiance, independent wavelength control, and wireless session control. Its clamshell format measures 86.5″ × 45.5″ × 42.5″ and is built for spas, gyms, and wellness studios.
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.