Panels / Infraredi / Infraredi Pro Ultra
Infraredi Pro Ultra
630 / 660 / 830 / 850 nm · 840 LEDs · 2520 W
Brand claims 250 mW/cm² with no stated distance - not comparable.
| Type | Full body |
|---|---|
| Wavelengths | 630, 660, 830, 850 nm |
| Normalized irradiance @ 15 cm | n/a |
| Coverage area | 5676 cm² |
| Total power draw | 2520 W |
| LED count | 840 |
| EMF @ 15 cm | Not disclosed |
| Flicker | 0% |
| Pulsing | variable |
| Third-party tested | Not stated |
| Certifications | TGA, IEC 60601 |
| Warranty | 3 years |
| Made in | Not disclosed |
| App control | Yes |
| Data completeness | 73% |
Infraredi Pro Ultra review
We have not had this panel on a bench. Everything below is its published specs measured against the 101 panels in the database - irradiance normalized to 15 cm, price and coverage compared with the other 42 full body panels in its class.
What it does well
- Effectively flicker-free at 0%.
- 3-year warranty, at or above the norm for the category.
Where it loses
- No third-party testing stated - the irradiance figure is Infraredi's own.
- Infraredi publishes no usable irradiance figure for this panel (a number with no measurement distance), so its output cannot be compared with panels that do.
Cannot be ranked on light per dollar
Infraredi publishes no irradiance figure for this panel that can be normalized to 15 cm, so it cannot be put in the light-per-dollar running against panels that do. Judge it on coverage, wavelengths, build and warranty.
Infraredi Pro Ultra FAQ
Is the Infraredi Pro Ultra worth it?
Infraredi does not publish an irradiance figure that can be normalized to 15 cm for this panel, so it cannot be scored on light per dollar. At $3098 it is judged on coverage, wavelengths and warranty alone.
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hooga Health HG PRO4500 | 168 | 6199 cm² | $3099 | compare → |
| Infraredi Pro Ultra 2.0 | n/a | 5614 cm² | $3299 | compare → |
| Infraredi Pro Dual Plus 2.0 | n/a | 6356 cm² | $3299 | compare → |