Woman standing in front of a full-body red light therapy panel in a clinic or lab setting

Choosing the Right Red Light Panel: A Quick Buyer’s Guide

What Does Wattage Mean?

At NovaRed, our products range from 300W to 6000W, including both light panels and full-body blankets. Here's what those wattages mean for your personal or professional use:

300W–600W Panels

• Targeted use for smaller areas like the face, hands, or joints
• Great for skincare, spot treatment, or portable therapy

1000W–1500W Panels

• Suitable for upper or lower body sessions
• Ideal for home users who want deeper results without the bulk of full-body panels

3000W–6000W Panels

• Clinic-grade, full-body red light therapy
• Designed for athletes, professionals, and users wanting daily whole-body treatment

Red Light Blankets (135W – 270W)

• Full-body coverage in a blanket-style format
• 135W blanket (1,280 LEDs): for gentle therapy and relaxation
• 270W blanket (2,560 LEDs): for intensive therapy and muscle recovery
• Ideal for lying down sessions or compact home use

Wavelengths Explained

All NovaRed panels and blankets use dual wavelengths for comprehensive results:

660nm Red: Surface-level impact on skin clarity, tone, and rejuvenation

850nm Near-Infrared (NIR): Penetrates deeper for muscle, joint, and circulation benefits

Features to Consider

Depending on the model, you’ll find a range of configurations:

LCD Display: Set timer and intensity with clear visual control

Wall Mount / Pulley System: Save space while optimizing treatment angle

Foldable Stands: Great for small spaces or portability

Red Light Blankets: Lie down comfortably during therapy

Safety Certifications: All NovaRed products meet Australian and international safety standards

Quick Reference: Which Product Suits You Best?

Goal	Recommended Product Range
Facial skincare	300W – 600W Panels
Muscle & joint recovery	1000W – 1500W Panels / 270W Blanket
Full-body treatment	3000W – 6000W Panels / Blankets
Clinic or wellness space	6000W LCD Panel

You can view all NovaRed products here or explore product categories via the store menu.

Disclaimer:

Red light therapy is not a medical treatment and results may vary. Information in this article is for educational purposes only and not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any condition.

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