Hale RLPRO and Infraredi Pro are both Class II licensed red light panels sold to Canadian buyers, at similar prices for similar sizes. Infraredi costs less at the small end and delivers faster from Montreal; its return window is also longer. RLPRO lists more wavelengths and comes as one panel per device. Choose by size and purchase terms, including the stand; neither seller's output figures support a ranking.
Who wrote this: Hale Health sells RLPRO panels. Hale does not sell Infraredi products; Infraredi links go to infraredi.ca. This is a comparison of published offers and terms checked October 14, 2026, not a hands-on test.
Hale RLPRO and Infraredi Pro side by side
| Question | Hale RLPRO | Infraredi Pro 2.0 |
|---|---|---|
| Seller | Hale Health sells RLPRO on thehale.ca | Infraredi Pty Ltd (Melbourne, Australia) sells on infraredi.ca |
| Closest sizes | RLPRO 1200, 184 × 42 cm: $4,800 CAD wheeled stand, $5,200 CAD electric stand RLPRO 2000, 189 × 58 cm: $6,700 CAD with electric stand | Infraredi Pro Elite 2.0, 181.6 × 44 cm (four Pro Max panels): $4,674 CAD vertical stand, $5,184 CAD horizontal stand (sale prices; regular $5,499 and $6,099) Infraredi Pro Elite Plus 2.0, 181.6 × 70 cm: $6,799 CAD with vertical stand (sale price; regular $7,999) |
| Smaller options | RLPRO 1000, 153 × 42 cm: $3,900 CAD with wheeled stand | Pro Mini, Max and Max Plus 2.0 from $679 CAD (door hook) to $1,997 CAD (base stand), sale prices |
| Panel build | One panel per device | Larger models combine Pro Max and Pro Mini panels |
| Wavelengths listed | 630, 650, 660, 670, 810, 830, 850 and 1060 nm | 630, 660, 810, 830 and 850 nm |
| Published output | Manufacturer measurements at six inches | "250mW/cm2" or ">250mW/cm2", no measurement distance stated |
| Horizontal use | Electric stand on RLPRO 1200 and 2000 | Horizontal stand on models up to Pro Elite 2.0 |
| Health Canada licence | 111226, held by Shenzhen Idea Light Limited; lists RL1200PRO and RL2000PRO (not RLPRO 1000) | 108240 (INFRAREDI PRO), held by Shenzhen Kaiyan Medical Equipment; lists MP-60, MP-84, MP-150, MP-210 and MP-300 |
| Warranty | Three years against defects | Three years |
| Returns | 30 days from delivery; buyer pays return shipping unless the item arrived defective | 60-day trial; buyer pays return shipping, deducted from the refund |
| Delivery in Canada | Free; published window 25–30 business days | Free; 2–5 business days from Montreal for in-stock orders |
Which sizes match up?
The RLPRO 1200 (184 × 42 cm) and the Infraredi Pro Elite 2.0 (181.6 × 44 cm) are close in size and price. With a horizontal setup, the RLPRO 1200 on its electric stand is $5,200 CAD and the Pro Elite 2.0 on its horizontal stand is $5,184 CAD at the sale price.
At the large end, the RLPRO 2000 (189 × 58 cm, $6,700 CAD with electric stand) and the Pro Elite Plus 2.0 (181.6 × 70 cm, $6,799 CAD with vertical stand) are near the same price. The Pro Elite Plus is wider; the RLPRO 2000 includes a stand that lifts horizontally.
Where Infraredi may suit you better
- You want a small panel: Infraredi sells door-hung panels from $679 CAD at the sale price; Hale's smallest setup is $3,900 CAD.
- You want it this week: Infraredi lists 2–5 business days from Montreal; Hale publishes 25–30 business days.
- You want longer to decide: a 60-day trial against Hale's 30 days. Both make you pay return freight on a heavy panel.
Where RLPRO may suit you better
- You want one panel rather than linked modules at the full-body size.
- You want the 1060 nm and 650/670 nm channels; Infraredi lists five wavelengths and RLPRO eight. More wavelengths do not establish better results.
- You want the widest panel with a horizontal stand included: the RLPRO 2000 electric setup.
How to compare output fairly
Hale's published panel output figures are manufacturer measurements at six inches, not independent third-party test results. LED count and wavelength count do not establish better outcomes or a shorter treatment time. Infraredi's pages list 250 mW/cm² without a measurement distance, and its Pro Mini page shows two different figures. Without the same distance, instrument and measured area, the numbers cannot be compared. Ask each seller for a measurement at your intended treatment distance.
Check the licence for your exact model
Both licences are held by the manufacturer, which is normal. Hale RLPRO 1200 and 2000 appear as RL1200PRO and RL2000PRO under licence 111226; RLPRO 1000 is not on it. Infraredi Pro's licence 108240 lists MP-series identifiers; ask Infraredi which identifier your model carries. Our guide to checking a Health Canada licence shows how.
Questions
Is Infraredi a Canadian company?
Infraredi's site lists Infraredi Pty Ltd in Melbourne, Australia. Canadian orders ship from a Montreal warehouse.
Is Infraredi Health Canada licensed?
Yes. Licence 108240 (INFRAREDI PRO) was active in Health Canada's database on October 14, 2026, held by its manufacturer, Shenzhen Kaiyan Medical Equipment.
Which is cheaper?
At the small end, Infraredi. At full-body sizes, the closest models are within a few hundred dollars of each other, and Infraredi's prices were sale prices when checked.
Choose your setup
See RLPRO 1200 or RLPRO 2000, or compare every option in the Canadian panel guide.