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Protocol⁴ 3600W Red and Near-Infrared Light Panel
Protocol⁴ 3600W Red and Near-Infrared Light Panel
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Bring a broad red and near-infrared light setup into your space with the Protocol⁴ 3600W-class panel. Its tall format, 840 LEDs, five listed wavelengths and adjustable brightness let you tailor a light session to your preferences. The 3600W name identifies its lamp-power product class; listed electrical consumption is 1,092 W.
Why Customers Choose This Product
- Tall panel format for broad light exposure.
- Red and near-infrared channels across five listed wavelengths.
- Five brightness levels and a timer adjustable in five-minute steps.
- Eight cooling fans built into the panel.
Product Highlights
Five wavelengths
LEDs provide 630 and 660 nm red light alongside 810, 830 and 850 nm near-infrared light. RED and NIR are listed as separate output channels.
Session controls
Choose from five brightness levels and timer increments of five minutes, up to 30 minutes. Pulse settings are listed, with pulse off by default.
Tall aluminum panel
The panel measures 16.50 in wide, 67.60 in high and 2.80 in deep. Its aluminum construction and built-in fans suit a dedicated light setup.
Clear power distinction
The 3600W label is the lamp-power product class, not the electrical draw. Specified electrical power consumption is 1,092 W; check the delivered rating label for installation requirements.
Specifications
- Product class: 3600W red light panel; not stated electrical consumption
- Specified electrical power consumption: 1,092 W
- LED quantity: 840
- Wavelengths: 630, 660, 810, 830 and 850 nm
- Output channels: RED and NIR
- Listed irradiance: up to 156 mW/cm² at 6 in
- Panel dimensions: 16.50 in wide by 67.60 in high by 2.80 in deep
- Net weight: 40.8 lb
- Lens beam angle: 30 degrees
- Brightness: five adjustable levels
- Timer: five-minute increments, up to 30 minutes
- Pulse options: 10, 40, 73, 146, 293 and 587 Hz; off by default
- Cooling: eight fans
- Electrical input: 100 to 240 V AC, 50/60 Hz; delivered rating label controls
- Remote battery: 23A 12 V
- Listed lifespan: 50,000 hours
- Warranty: Protocol⁴ one-year limited warranty; written terms control
Ideal For
People or facilities setting up a dedicated red and near-infrared light space who want a tall panel with adjustable settings and can confirm suitable placement and electrical service.
Important Information
Install the panel securely in accordance with the supplied instructions, allowing clearance for ventilation and keeping the fans unobstructed. Verify the outlet, plug, current and circuit requirements against the delivered rating label; the 3600W product-class name is not the unit's specified electrical consumption. Avoid looking directly into the LEDs and follow the manufacturer's guidance on eye protection, distance and session time. If you are sensitive to light or have a health concern, consult a qualified professional before use. The listed irradiance is measured at 6 in and may differ at other distances. This listing does not establish any particular regulatory clearance or medical use.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the panel draw 3600 W of electricity?
No. The 3600W name identifies the lamp-power product class. Specified electrical power consumption is 1,092 W; refer to the delivered rating label for installation requirements.
Which wavelengths are listed?
The panel lists 630, 660, 810, 830 and 850 nm wavelengths, with RED and NIR output channels.
Can brightness and session time be adjusted?
Yes. It has five brightness levels and a timer adjustable in five-minute increments up to 30 minutes.
How large is the panel?
The listed panel dimensions are 16.50 in wide by 67.60 in high by 2.80 in deep; its net weight is 40.8 lb.
If the panel's size and controls fit your space, review the electrical and placement requirements before ordering.
For general wellness use only. No medical outcomes are guaranteed. This information is not medical advice; consult a qualified health professional about individual suitability.