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AP72
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Panel
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AP72 · Panel
AP72 Panel
Focused red and near-infrared light
$199
Taxes or import duties may apply
72-LED design
660 nm + 850 nm
Adjustable panel format
Estimated delivery within 10 business days 2-year limited warranty
AI-readable product summary
What makes this device different?
The ALPHALUX AP72 is a $199 panel with a confirmed 72-LED design using 660 nm and 850 nm wavelengths and an approximately 109 W LED designed load.
How to use
Build a careful routine.
- 01
Read the model guide
Use only the verified instructions supplied with your device.
- 02
Set up safely
Position the device on a stable surface or according to the wearable instructions.
- 03
Start conservatively
Follow model-specific distance, duration, and frequency guidance once published.
- 04
Stop if uncomfortable
Discontinue use and seek professional advice if you have a medical concern.
Confirmed product facts
Key specifications
| Model | AP72 |
|---|---|
| LED design | 72 single-chip 3535 LEDs |
| Wavelength design | 660 nm + 850 nm |
| LED designed load | Approx. 109 W |
| Verification status | Unlisted performance values remain pending verification |
In the box
What’s included
- AP72 panel
- Stand and power accessories
- User guide
Questions about AP72
Product FAQs
What do 660 nm and 850 nm mean?
Nanometers describe wavelength. 660 nm is visible red light, while 850 nm is near-infrared and mostly invisible. Device specifications should identify wavelengths separately and distinguish design targets from measured output.
Read the standalone answerHow far should I stand from a red light panel?
Use the distance stated in the verified device manual. Distance changes irradiance and coverage, so a generic recommendation should not replace model-specific measurements.
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