The Ultra difference
Not all panels are equal.
Most red light panels sold in Australia stop at red and near-infrared, with a few preset modes. Ours cover more of the spectrum, and every wavelength is yours to control.
Ultra panels
9 wavelengths · 480–1060nm
A typical panel
4–5 wavelengths · 630–850nm
| Feature | Ultra panels | Most panels |
|---|---|---|
| Wavelengths | ✓9 | 4–5 |
| Spectrum | Blue 480 · amber 590 · red 630, 660, 670 · near-infrared 810, 830, 850 · infrared 1060nm | Red and near-infrared only (630–850nm) |
| Wavelength control | ✓Switch each wavelength on or off and dim it from 1 to 100% | Little to none |
| Pulse modes | ✓1 to 10,000 Hz on any wavelength | No |
| Programs | ✓Built-in programs, including Pets, or save your own | Basic |
| Irradiance | 150+ mW/cm² (Mini 100) and 160+ mW/cm² (Pro 200), measured at 15cm | Not always quoted with a measuring distance |
| Included on the ARTG | ✓ARTG 452667 | Varies |
| Support | Chosen and supported by skin treatment specialists with 7+ years' experience | Generally not specialists |
Comparison based on the published specifications of four leading red light panels sold in Australia, October 2026. Features of other panels may change; check each manufacturer for current details.