RLT Home Total Spectrum COMPACT, 216 LED, 7-Wavelength Panel

216 LEDs across seven wavelengths from 480nm to 1064nm. Aluminium housing, 30 inches long, sized for the back, shoulders and legs.

Three times the LED count of the MINI and roughly three times the length, in the same 2.6-inch depth. Long enough to cover the back or both legs without repositioning. Ships with a stand and a door-hanging kit.

Most panels run two wavelengths, sometimes five. This one carries seven, and RLT publishes the proportion of the array given to each, which is the number that actually matters, since a wavelength present at 2% of the array behaves very differently from one at 20%.

• 480nm: blue, 6% of array
• 630nm: red, 19%
• 660nm: red, 19%
• 810nm: near-infrared, 19%
• 830nm: near-infrared, 14%
• 850nm: near-infrared, 9%
• 1064nm: infrared, 14%

The 480nm and 1064nm bands are the unusual ones. Very few home panels carry either.

The seven bands are wired as four channels: blue (480nm), red (630 and 660nm), near-infrared (810, 830 and 850nm) and 1064nm. In custom mode each channel is set separately.

RLT publishes irradiance measured two ways, and the gap between them is large:

• 172 mW/cm² at 8 inches: measured with a solar power meter
• 99.0 mW/cm² at 6 inches: measured with a spectrometer

A solar power meter is calibrated for broad-spectrum sunlight and reads high on a narrow-band LED array. A spectrometer measures the actual bands. The lower figure is the one to compare against other brands, and it is worth knowing that many published irradiance numbers in this category come from solar meters without saying so. RLT publishing both, with the instrument named, is unusual.

Both figures are stated at a distance. An irradiance number without a distance attached cannot be compared to anything.

No flicker. The array does not strobe, which matters if you sit in front of it regularly. EMF measures approximately 0.0 µT at 6 inches or greater, taken with a Cornet meter. RLT publishes third-party test images for both.

Both panels are built the same way and run identical wavelengths at identical densities. What changes is how much of you they cover at once.

Identical on both: all seven wavelengths at the same densities, 0-5,000 Hz pulsing, nine preset modes plus a custom mode with four independently adjustable channels, touch interface and remote, 30-degree beam angle, 100,000-hour LED life, AC 100-240V, aluminium housing, RoHS and CE certified, no flicker, ≈0.0 µT EMF at 6 inches or more.

Note the irradiance rows: 99.0 versus 98.7 at six inches is not a meaningful difference. This panel is not more intense than the MINI. It is the same intensity spread across three times the LEDs and roughly three times the length. You are buying coverage area, which is what removes the need to reposition mid-session.

• LEDs: 216
• Wavelengths: 480 / 630 / 660 / 810 / 830 / 850 / 1064nm
• Wavelength Densities: 6% / 19% / 19% / 19% / 14% / 9% / 14%
• Irradiance: 172 mW/cm² at 8" (solar power meter) · 99.0 mW/cm² at 6" (spectrometer)
• Beam Angle: 30 degrees
• Pulsing: 0-5,000 Hz, adjustable
• Modes: 9 presets plus a custom mode adjusting intensity and pulsing across 4 channels (red, blue, near-infrared, 1064nm) independently
• Controls: Touch interface and remote
• Flicker: None
• EMF: ≈0.0 µT at 6 inches or greater (Cornet meter)
• LED Lifespan: 100,000 hours
• Voltage: AC 100-240V
• Device Dimensions: 30.3" × 11.8" × 2.6" (770 × 300 × 65 mm)
• Device Weight: 22 lbs (10 kg)
• Shipped Dimensions: 33" × 15" × 7" (850 × 380 × 180 mm)
• Shipped Weight: 26.5 lbs (12 kg)
• Housing: Aluminium
• Certifications: RoHS, CE (Low Voltage Directive and Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive)

RoHS restricts hazardous materials in the build. The two CE certificates cover electrical safety and electromagnetic compatibility. These are manufacturing and safety standards.

• Total Spectrum COMPACT device
• Stand
• Remote control
• Protective reading glasses
• Blackout goggles
• Door hanging kit
• Power cable
• User manual

Position the panel at the distance the irradiance figure is quoted for, six inches for the spectrometer number, eight for the solar meter number. Closer means a higher dose over a smaller area; further back covers more at lower intensity.

Sessions typically run 10 to 20 minutes. Use the supplied eye protection, particularly with the panel near face level. Do not look directly into the array.

This product is sold for general wellness use only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition. Consult a qualified healthcare provider before use if you are pregnant, photosensitive, take photosensitizing medication, or have an implanted device such as a pacemaker.