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BioLight Beam | Targeted Red & Near-Infrared Light Therapy Device | Pain Relief, Recovery & Skin Health
BioLight Beam | Targeted Red & Near-Infrared Light Therapy Device | Pain Relief, Recovery & Skin Health
BioLight Beam | Targeted Red & Near-Infrared Light Therapy Device | Pain Relief, Recovery & Skin Health
BioLight Beam | Targeted Red & Near-Infrared Light Therapy Device | Pain Relief, Recovery & Skin Health
BioLight Beam | Targeted Red & Near-Infrared Light Therapy Device | Pain Relief, Recovery & Skin Health
BioLight Beam | Targeted Red & Near-Infrared Light Therapy Device | Pain Relief, Recovery & Skin Health
BioLight Beam | Targeted Red & Near-Infrared Light Therapy Device | Pain Relief, Recovery & Skin Health
BioLight Beam | Targeted Red & Near-Infrared Light Therapy Device | Pain Relief, Recovery & Skin Health

BioLight Beam | Targeted Red & Near-Infrared Light Therapy Device | Pain Relief, Recovery & Skin Health

by BioLight
$2,499.00 - $2,499.00
$2,499.00
$2,499.00 - $2,499.00
$2,499.00

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BioLight | Beam

BioLight Beam Light Bar

The Beam is a bar: 36 in. long, 9 in. wide, 3 in. deep, roughly 20 lbs, with about 200 diodes across the face at 660nm red and 850nm near-infrared. Two quiet fans sit behind the array. BioLight's own session protocol for it reads 10 to 20 minutes per zone at a working distance of 6 to 12 in., which is the clearest description of the device they publish. It comes in Black or White at the same price.

Two things on BioLight's Beam page need saying before the rest. Their specification table lists Coverage Area as full body, while their product title, their summary line and their protocol all describe a targeted field aimed at one zone at a time. Those are two different devices and BioLight does not reconcile them. Their irradiance line reads, in their words, greater than 100 mW/cm2 at 6 in. That is a floor with a greater-than sign in front of it, and BioLight publishes no absolute measured value under it, no measurement method, no meter and no laboratory or report date. It is also the highest irradiance figure BioLight quotes on any of their ten devices, above the 80 mW/cm2 at 6 in. they publish for their own professional Adapt Panel at sixteen times the price. We print it here as BioLight words it, attributed to BioLight, with the distance attached, and we have asked them to substantiate it.

Wavelengths
660nm + 850nm
Red and near-infrared
BioLight's Stated Irradiance
>100 mW/cm2
At 6 in., BioLight's wording
Bar Size
36 x 9 x 3 in.
About 20 lbs
Diodes
About 200
No exact count published
Black or White finish 6 to 12 in. working distance 10 to 20 minutes per zone Bars link together
BioLight Beam light bar in black

Coverage

What One Bar Can Reach in One Session

The Beam's specification sheet answers the coverage question two ways. BioLight's own protocol answers it a third way, and that third answer is the one the hardware supports.

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Thirty-Six Inches by Nine Inches, and What That Covers
A bar this shape puts a strip of light in front of you, and the strip is as long as the bar. At 36 in. by 9 in. that is a back, a hamstring, a shoulder and upper arm, a calf, a quad: one region held still under the array while the clock runs. It is not a standing enclosure and it is not a panel you step in front of and light head to foot at once. BioLight's specification table nonetheless prints Coverage Area as full body. Their title, their summary line and their session protocol all say the opposite, and their protocol is written per zone with a time attached: 10 to 20 minutes on each area you point it at. Read the protocol. A 36 in. bar covers what a 36 in. bar covers, and full body on that footprint means moving it, or moving yourself, several times.
10 to 20 minutes per zone
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A Greater-Than Sign Carries No Ceiling
BioLight publishes the Beam's output as greater than 100 mW/cm2 at 6 in. and repeats that wording in three places on the page. What they never publish is an absolute figure, a per-brightness ladder, a measurement method, a meter, a laboratory name or a report date. Their panels get a measured number at each brightness step; the Beam gets a floor. Both are BioLight's own figures, and this is the only one in the range written as a minimum. We quote it with the distance attached because the distance is half the statement, and we attribute it because the substantiation is BioLight's to supply.
BioLight's wording, at 6 in.
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About 200 Diodes at 660nm and 850nm
Red at 660nm and near-infrared at 850nm come off the same array, and BioLight publishes no way to run one without the other on this model. There is no dimming, no brightness percentage, no pulse rate and no mode selector stated anywhere on the page. The count itself is published twice and the two do not agree: about 200 diodes in the specification table, over 200 in the feature list. No exact number, no diode part and no bin is given, so this page carries the approximation as an approximation.
660nm red, 850nm near-infrared
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Two Fans, 50,000 Hours, and Nine Empty Rows
Cooling is a quiet dual-fan system, and diode life is published at 50,000 hours or more, which is half the 100,000 hours BioLight publishes for every one of their panels. EMF is given as near-zero with no figure and no units; flicker is given as a word with no percentage. Power draw, voltage, plug type, controls, beam angle, mounting hardware, package contents, warranty length and return period are absent from the page entirely. Ask for all of it in writing before you order.
50,000+ hour diode life

The numbers

Eight Figures From BioLight's Beam Specification

The irradiance figure below is BioLight's own wording at BioLight's own distance. Nothing here has been rounded, converted or restated.

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660nm red, 850nm near-infrared
Both from one array
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BioLight states >100 mW/cm2 at 6 in.
A floor figure, no measurement stated
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About 200 diodes
Published twice, two ways
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36 in. x 9 in. x 3 in.
About 20 lbs
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10 to 20 minutes per zone
BioLight's own protocol
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6 to 12 in. working distance
BioLight's stated range
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Quiet dual-fan cooling
Fan noise figure not published
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50,000+ hour diode life
No warranty length published

Closer look

The Bar, the Zone and the Rows Left Blank

BioLight Beam diode array across the bar face
The bar

Three Feet of Array on a Three Inch Body

The face runs 36 in. by 9 in. on a body 3 in. deep, with about 200 diodes across it at 660nm red and 850nm near-infrared. Weight is published as approximately 20 lbs, which is heavier than BioLight's 300-LED ReStore panel and light enough to reposition between zones. There is no mode selector, no brightness control and no pulse rate on this model, so the array runs at one output whenever it is on. BioLight publishes no beam angle for the Beam, which is one of the reasons their single irradiance figure is hard to plan against.

  • 36 in. x 9 in. x 3 in., approximately 20 lbs
  • About 200 diodes at 660nm and 850nm
  • One fixed output: no dimming, no pulsing, no modes
  • Quiet dual-fan cooling behind the array
  • Beam angle not published by BioLight
36 in. face About 200 diodes About 20 lbs
BioLight Beam light bar in white
The contradiction

Full Body in the Table, One Zone in the Protocol

BioLight's specification table for the Beam gives Coverage Area as full body. On the same page, their product title calls the device targeted, their summary calls the field targeted, and their usage protocol is written per zone: position the bar 6 to 12 in. away, hold one area under it for 10 to 20 minutes, use it daily or several times a week. We are not repeating either label as settled, because BioLight publishes both and reconciles neither. What the hardware supports is the protocol: a 36 in. by 9 in. strip of light on one region at a time, moved when that region is done. Plan sessions that way and the device does what its own instructions describe.

  • BioLight's table says Coverage Area: full body
  • BioLight's title, summary and protocol all say targeted
  • Their protocol: 10 to 20 minutes per zone at 6 to 12 in.
  • Their frequency guidance: daily, or several times per week
  • We have asked BioLight to correct the coverage row
One zone at a time 6 to 12 in. Flagged with BioLight
BioLight Beam bars mounted alongside each other
Before you order

Linking Bars, and the Questions to Settle First

BioLight describes the Beam as modular: run one on its own, or link several together, which is how a 36 in. strip is turned into a taller wall of light. They publish no linking hardware, no maximum number of linked units, no combined power figure and no mounting kit, so the mechanics of that arrangement have to come from them before you plan a room around it. The same applies to the basics. This page publishes no power draw, no voltage, no plug type, no package contents, no warranty length and no return period, and it is the only handheld or bar in the range with no warranty stated at all. Get every one of those in writing on the order confirmation.

  • BioLight states bars can be run individually or linked
  • No linking hardware, unit limit or combined power figure published
  • No power draw, voltage or plug type published
  • No package contents and no warranty length published
  • Available in Black or White at one price
Modular linking Black or White Confirm specs in writing

Compare

Four Targeted BioLight Devices, Side by Side

Only the Shine and the Glow publish irradiance at matching distances, so those two can be read against each other. The Beam's figure is a stated floor and the Guardian's is quoted at contact, so neither is set against the others here.

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BioLight Beam targeted light bar
BioLight Beam
A 36 in. by 9 in. bar for one area at a time; BioLight states over 100 mW/cm2 at 6 in., its highest published figure.
660nm and 850nm About 200 diodes Stated >100 mW/cm2 at 6 in. Links multiple panels
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BioLight Shine handheld device
BioLight Shine
The only handheld here with four light modes, including a fixed 40 Hz pulsed setting, across 15 dual-emission LEDs at 630nm and 850nm.
630nm and 850nm 15 LEDs 40 Hz pulsed mode 4.2 mW/cm2 at 6 in.
Shop the BioLight Shine
BioLight Glow portable device
BioLight Glow
At 0.53 in. thick and 0.6 lbs, it is thinner than the Shine handheld, and runs 18 LEDs on one automatic 10 minute cycle.
18 LEDs 0.53 in. thick 10 minute auto timer 1.6 mW/cm2 at 6 in.
Shop the BioLight Glow
BioLight Guardian oral care device
BioLight Guardian
An intraoral silicone mouthpiece on a fixed 16 minute cycle, with a 120 degree lens, the widest published across these ten devices.
630nm and 850nm 120 degree lens 16 minute timer BPA-free silicone mouthpiece
Shop the BioLight Guardian

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

BioLight publishes it as greater than 100 mW/cm2 at 6 in. and that is their exact wording, repeated in three places on their page. It is a floor with no ceiling above it and no absolute measured value under it. BioLight publishes no measurement method, no meter, no laboratory name and no report date for it, and no per-brightness ladder, because the Beam has no brightness control. We publish the figure as BioLight words it, with the distance attached, attributed to BioLight, and we have asked them to substantiate it.
BioLight publishes both answers on the same page and reconciles neither, so we are not repeating either label as settled. Their specification table gives Coverage Area: full body. Their product title, their summary line and their usage protocol all describe a targeted field on one zone, and their protocol attaches a time to it: 10 to 20 minutes per zone at 6 to 12 in. On a 36 in. by 9 in. bar the protocol is the reading that matches the hardware. We have raised the coverage row with BioLight.
That is the question we put to them. BioLight publishes 80 mW/cm2 at 6 in. for the Adapt Panel in their professional system and greater than 100 mW/cm2 at 6 in. for the Beam. Both figures are quoted at the same distance, so they are directly comparable, and the Beam's is the higher of the two. The Beam's is also the only figure in BioLight's whole range written as a minimum. Until BioLight publishes a measured value and a method, the Beam number stands as their claim, and we present it here as theirs.
36 in. x 9 in. x 3 in. at approximately 20 lbs. BioLight publishes the weight as an approximation, and publishes no shipped dimensions and no shipped weight.
660nm red and 850nm near-infrared, both from the same array. BioLight publishes no way to run one wavelength without the other on this model, and no red-only or near-infrared-only setting.
BioLight publishes it twice and the two do not match: about 200 in their specification table and over 200 in their feature list. No exact count, diode part number or bin is published. We carry the approximation as an approximation and have asked BioLight for the exact figure.
No. BioLight publishes no dimming, no brightness percentage, no pulse frequency and no mode selector for the Beam, and no touchscreen, app or remote. Their panels carry all of those; this device does not. It runs at one output whenever it is powered.
BioLight's stated protocol is 6 to 12 in. from the body for 10 to 20 minutes per zone, used daily or several times per week. That guidance is BioLight's own. Note that their single irradiance figure is quoted at 6 in., the near end of that range, and no figure is published for 12 in.
BioLight publishes no warranty length for the Beam, and no return period. Their panels carry a stated 3 year warranty and their two other handhelds carry a stated limited 3 year warranty; this page states nothing. Ask for the warranty term in writing before you order, and we will publish it here once BioLight confirms it.
BioLight publishes no package contents for the Beam. There is no box-contents section on their page, so we cannot tell you whether eyewear, a mounting kit or a manual ships with it. Every other device in this group has a published list. Confirm the contents with us before ordering.
BioLight states that bars can be used individually or linked together. They publish no linking hardware, no maximum number of units, no combined power figure and no mounting kit, so the mechanics have to be confirmed with them. Nothing about linking changes the per-zone protocol on a single bar.
EMF is given as near-zero with no number and no units. Flicker is given as a description with no percentage and no frequency. Diode life is published as 50,000 hours or more, which is half the 100,000 hours BioLight publishes for every one of their panels. Power draw, voltage and plug type are absent from the page.

The statements on this website have not been evaluated by the FDA (U.S. Food & Drug Administration). Our products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

  • Wavelengths: 660nm red and 850nm near-infrared
  • LED count: About 200. BioLight publishes it twice and inconsistently, as approximately 200 in the spec table and over 200 in the feature list. No exact count is given
  • Irradiance: BioLight states greater than 100 mW/cm2 at 6 in. It is a floor, not an absolute measured value, and BioLight publishes no measurement method, meter, laboratory or report date
  • Coverage area: BioLight's spec table states full body; their title, summary line and usage protocol all describe a targeted field on one zone. BioLight does not reconcile the two
  • Dimensions: 36 in. x 9 in. x 3 in.
  • Weight: Approximately 20 lbs, published by BioLight as an approximation
  • Controls: None published: no brightness adjustment, no pulse frequency, no mode selector, no touchscreen, app or remote
  • Beam angle: Not published
  • Cooling: Quiet dual-fan system
  • EMF emission: Given as near-zero, with no figure and no units
  • Light flicker: Not published as a figure
  • Mounting: Not published. BioLight states units can be used individually or linked together, and publishes no linking hardware or unit limit
  • LED lifespan: 50,000 hours or more, against 100,000 hours on every BioLight panel
  • Power draw: Not published
  • Electrical input: Not published
  • Warranty: Not published
  • Return period: Not published
  • Session time: 10 to 20 minutes per zone at a 6 to 12 in. working distance, per BioLight's protocol
  • Finishes: Black or White
  • 660nm red, 850nm near-infrared: Both from one array
  • BioLight states >100 mW/cm2 at 6 in.: A floor figure, no measurement stated
  • About 200 diodes: Published twice, two ways
  • 36 in. x 9 in. x 3 in.: About 20 lbs
  • 10 to 20 minutes per zone: BioLight's own protocol
  • 6 to 12 in. working distance: BioLight's stated range
  • Quiet dual-fan cooling: Fan noise figure not published
  • 50,000+ hour diode life: No warranty length published