Commercial red light therapy panels built for clinics, gyms, and studios.

What "commercial" actually requires

"Commercial" gets used loosely in this category. Four things actually separate a billable clinic device from a scaled-up home panel. First, full-body coverage, so you treat a client in one session instead of asking them to reposition around a small light. Second, published irradiance at the distance people actually stand, not a headline number measured at the glass. Third, build quality that survives repeated daily use. Fourth, a regulatory paper trail your procurement officer can verify. The Hale RLPRO line is specified against all four, and we publish the numbers instead of asking you to trust a slogan.

Full-body coverage, one session

The RLPRO 2000 is 189 × 58 cm with 1,152 dual-chip LEDs. That covers a standing adult head to toe in one session, which is what makes it work for paid clinic or gym throughput instead of a home panel someone has to reposition. Need a narrower footprint for a tighter room? The RLPRO 1200 (184 × 42 cm, 864 LEDs) still covers full body. Both deliver ≥197 mW/cm² measured at 6 inches, the distance clients actually treat from, across eight wavelengths from 630 to 1060 nm (red plus near-infrared). One panel runs both surface and deeper-tissue protocols.

The regulatory paper trail your procurement team will ask for

For US clinical or commercial procurement, the RLPRO panels are FDA-listed as a Class II infrared therapeutic lamp (product code ILY, 21 CFR 890.5500), made by an FDA-registered manufacturer (Shenzhen Idea Light, FDA registration #3015287734), and publicly verifiable in the FDA registration and listing database (FURLS). This category is 510(k)-exempt, so FDA-listed is the correct standing. The panels are not "FDA-cleared" and not "FDA-approved," and any commercial red light seller using those words is misstating the regulation. The RLPRO 1200 and 2000 also carry Health Canada Class II licensing (MDL #111226). FDA listing plus Health Canada licensing is the regulatory floor most procurement teams require before a device enters a clinical setting.

Built for daily throughput

Commercial use is a durability problem before it is a light problem. The RLPRO 2000 uses an iron housing with reinforced build and silent thermal regulation for clinic-floor throughput, an ETL-certified electrical build, and a rated 50,000+ hour LED lifespan, backed by a 3-year warranty. Touchscreen control, remote operation, and saved protocols mean staff run the same session every time instead of eyeballing distance and duration. That repeatability is the difference between a device and a service you can actually bill.

The ROI case for a paid service

In-clinic red light sessions commonly bill in the $25–60 range, depending on market and protocol. A panel that supports several sessions a day amortizes quickly against that revenue. Our clinic ROI worksheet lets you model your own session price, daily volume, and payback period instead of taking a vendor's word for it. Run your real numbers. The case either holds for your room or it doesn't, and we'd rather you find that out before you buy.

Which model for a commercial deployment?

Have a dedicated recovery room, treatment bay, or gym floor with space? The RLPRO 2000 is the throughput choice: widest coverage, most LEDs, built for repeated daily use. Working with a tighter room, a mobile bay, or a lower entry point? The RLPRO 1200 delivers the same ≥197 mW/cm² irradiance and eight wavelengths in a narrower footprint. Multi-site operators and clinics deploying several units should start with the enterprise and clinic-deployment paths, which include volume terms and the full documentation pack.

No consumer or commercial red light panel is "FDA-approved," and the phrase is widely misused in this category. The Hale RLPRO panels are FDA-listed as a Class II infrared therapeutic lamp (21 CFR 890.5500) and made by an FDA-registered manufacturer. The category is 510(k)-exempt, which means listed, not cleared, and not approved. We attribute regulatory standing to the device and manufacturer, never to Hale as a brand.

For head-to-toe coverage of a standing adult in one session, the RLPRO 2000 (189 × 58 cm, 1,152 LEDs) is the commercial full-body choice. The RLPRO 1200 (184 × 42 cm, 864 LEDs) covers full body in a narrower footprint. Both deliver ≥197 mW/cm² at 6 inches across eight wavelengths, enough dose for time-efficient commercial sessions.

Yes. We supply the FDA establishment-registration and device-listing references (verifiable in FURLS under registration #3015287734), Health Canada MDL #111226, ETL certification, and shipment-level commercial-invoice declarations on US-bound orders. The spec + procurement pack on this page collects these for your procurement team.

Yes. Enterprise and clinic-deployment paths include volume terms, deployment support, and the full documentation set. Start there if you are outfitting a treatment room, a gym floor, or multiple locations rather than buying a single unit.

The RLPRO commercial panels carry a 3-year warranty and a rated 50,000+ hour LED lifespan, with an iron housing and silent thermal regulation designed for repeated daily clinic-floor use.