Red Light Panels for Home
A red light panel — also known as red light therapy — combines red and near-infrared light over a large surface area, allowing you to treat large zones or even your entire body in one session. The ATP Pro series is the professional line of red light lamps from Panacea Light Therapy: from a compact panel for targeted use to a full-body system.
Which ATP Pro Panel Should You Choose?
ATP Pro 350
The ATP Pro 350 is compact and ideal for targeted use — face, neck, or a specific joint.
ATP Pro 700
The ATP Pro 700 treats larger areas such as the back or legs and is a versatile mid-range option.
ATP Pro 1500
The ATP Pro 1500 is our professional full-body panel with the highest light intensity.
Sets with Stand
Want maximum coverage? The ATP Pro Duo Set combines two 1500 panels with a stand and connector. Also check out the Complete, Essential, and Combo sets with mobile stands.
Wavelengths and Intensity
The ATP Pro panels cover the full spectrum from 590 to 1072 nm — up to 8 wavelengths in dual-chip LEDs. Red light (590–660 nm) mainly works on the skin; near-infrared (810–1072 nm) penetrates deeper into muscles and joints.
Why Choose a Red Light Panel from Panacea?
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Up to 8 wavelengths (590–1072 nm) in dual-chip LEDs.
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Intuitive controls with timer and adjustable programs.
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Own CE certification and Dutch design.
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60-day trial, 3-year warranty, expandable with stand and connector.
Besides panels, we also offer the portable ReviveTorch, the TheraFlex belt, and the LED face mask. Want to learn more? Read the explanation about red light therapy.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a red light panel and a lamp or torch?
A panel delivers light over a large surface for large zones or full-body; a torch or belt is more targeted and portable.
How far should I sit from the panel?
Usually 15–30 cm, 10–20 minutes per zone. Follow the manual.
Which panel do I need for full-body treatment?
The ATP Pro 1500 or the Duo Set (two panels); the 350 and 700 are aimed at smaller zones.
What do 660 nm and 850 nm mean?
660 nm is visible red light (mainly skin); 850 nm is near-infrared (deeper, muscles and joints). The ATP Pro combines both and more.
