Solara 300 Red Light Therapy Panel

9-Wavelength Multi-Spectrum Light Therapy

The Solara 300 expands beyond traditional red light panels with 9 wavelengths spanning 480nm to 1060nm:

480nm • 590nm • 630nm • 660nm • 670nm • 810nm • 830nm • 850nm • 1060nm

This broad spectrum combines blue, amber, red, and near-infrared light within one system, giving you greater flexibility to customize your light therapy routine.

High-Output Dual-Chip LEDs

The Solara 300 features 216 × 5W dual-chip LEDs, delivering high-output multi-spectrum light across a substantially larger treatment area.

With three times the LED coverage of the compact Solara 100, the Solara 300 is designed for customers who want to incorporate larger-area light therapy into their recovery and wellness routines.

Extended Treatment Coverage

At 37.8" tall, the Solara 300 provides three times the vertical coverage of the Solara 100.

Its larger format makes it possible to expose multiple areas simultaneously, reducing the amount of repositioning needed and making it well suited to larger treatment areas, multiple muscle groups, and extended upper- or lower-body sessions.

Independent Wavelength Control

Not every session needs to look the same.

Individual dimming from 1–100% gives you control over wavelength intensity, allowing you to customize your light exposure rather than relying on a single fixed setting.

Simple Touchscreen Control

An integrated touchscreen puts your light settings within easy reach, making it simple to customize and repeat your preferred sessions.

Recovery Support

Red and near-infrared light are widely used in photobiomodulation as part of recovery and performance routines.

With its expanded coverage, the Solara 300 makes it easier to direct light toward multiple muscle groups at once following training, physical work, or active days.

Use it as part of your post-workout routine to support recovery and help ease everyday muscle soreness and tension.

More Coverage, Less Repositioning

The Solara 300 is designed for those who want to move beyond compact, targeted light therapy and incorporate larger-area sessions into their routine.

Its 37.8" height and 216 dual-chip LEDs allow substantially more of the body to receive light simultaneously, reducing the need to repeatedly reposition a smaller panel.

Comfortable Movement

Hard training, repetitive movement, and physically demanding days can leave multiple areas of the body feeling stiff and overworked.

Multi-spectrum light therapy provides a non-invasive way to complement your recovery routine, supporting healthy circulation and comfortable movement after physical strain.

The Solara 300's extended coverage makes it particularly useful for active individuals who want to incorporate light therapy into a broader recovery routine.

Skin Wellness

The Solara 300 isn't limited to recovery. Its multi-spectrum configuration includes several wavelengths commonly used in light-based skin wellness routines.

Its larger treatment area makes it easier to incorporate light therapy into broader body-care routines, supporting healthy-looking skin and overall skin wellness.

Broader Spectrum, More Control

Many traditional red light panels concentrate on just one red and one near-infrared wavelength.

The Solara 300 incorporates nine wavelengths across blue, amber, red, and near-infrared light, giving you access to a much broader spectrum within a single device.

Combined with independent intensity control, this allows you to personalize your sessions based on how and where you want to use the panel.

• Solara 300 Red Light Therapy Panel
• Power cord

The Solara 300 is designed to provide extended light coverage while remaining easy to incorporate into your existing wellness or recovery routine.

1. Position your panel: Place or mount the Solara 300 securely with the LEDs facing the areas you want to target.
2. Expose the treatment area: Position the light toward uncovered skin whenever practical, as clothing can block some of the emitted light.
3. Customize your session: Use the touchscreen to select your preferred wavelengths and adjust their intensity.
4. Begin your session: Relax while the Solara delivers concentrated multi-spectrum light across the exposed area.
5. Reposition as needed: Rotate your body or reposition the panel to expose additional areas and expand your overall coverage.

The Solara 300 works especially well for larger areas such as the back and shoulders, torso and upper body, hips and thighs, or legs, as well as multiple muscle groups within the same session.

Model: Solara 300
Technology: Multi-spectrum LED light therapy
Spectrum: 9 wavelengths
Wavelengths: 480nm, 590nm, 630nm, 660nm, 670nm, 810nm, 830nm, 850nm, 1060nm
Light Spectrum: Blue, amber, red + near-infrared
LEDs: 216 × 5W dual-chip LEDs
LED Chips: 432
Irradiance: ≥167.6 mW/cm² at 6 inches
Dimensions: 37.8" × 9.06" × 2.56"
Weight: Approx. 18.1 lbs
Maximum Rated Power: 1080W ±10% @ 110V
Input Voltage: AC 100–240V
Intensity Control: Individual wavelength dimming, 1–100%
Controls: Integrated touchscreen
Coverage: Extended / large-area targeted treatment

What makes the Solara 300 different from a traditional red light therapy panel?

The Solara 300 uses a 9-wavelength spectrum rather than limiting the system to the one or two wavelengths found in many traditional red light panels.

Its spectrum spans blue, amber, red, and near-infrared light from 480nm through 1060nm. Individual wavelength intensity can also be adjusted, giving you greater control over your sessions.

What wavelengths does the Solara 300 use?

The Solara 300 includes:

480nm • 590nm • 630nm • 660nm • 670nm • 810nm • 830nm • 850nm • 1060nm

These wavelengths span blue, amber, red, and near-infrared portions of the light spectrum.

Why use multiple wavelengths?

Different wavelengths of light have different optical properties and interact with the body at different depths.

Using multiple wavelengths creates a broader light spectrum than a conventional dual-wavelength panel and gives you greater flexibility when customizing your light therapy routine.

How does the Solara 300 compare with the Solara 100 and 200?

All three Solara models feature the same 9-wavelength spectrum, dual-chip LED technology, touchscreen controls, and individual wavelength intensity adjustment.

The primary difference is coverage.

The Solara 100 is a compact 12.6" panel designed primarily for targeted sessions.

The Solara 200 increases the height to 25.2" and doubles the LED count for expanded half-body and large-area coverage.

The Solara 300 measures 37.8" tall and features 216 dual-chip LEDs, providing the greatest coverage of these three models for larger treatment areas and multiple muscle groups.

How much coverage does the Solara 300 provide?

At 37.8" tall, the Solara 300 is designed for extended, large-area light therapy.

Its larger treatment area allows you to expose multiple regions or muscle groups simultaneously while requiring less repositioning than the Solara 100 or 200.

For complete full-body coverage, larger Solara models provide an even greater treatment area.

How powerful is the Solara 300?

The Solara 300 delivers manufacturer-rated irradiance of at least 167.6 mW/cm² at 6 inches and features 216 × 5W dual-chip LEDs for high-output, large-area light therapy.

Can I control the different wavelengths?

Yes. The Solara 300 features individual wavelength dimming from 1–100%, allowing you to customize light intensity rather than relying on one fixed setting.

Can I use the Solara 300 on targeted areas too?

Yes. Greater coverage doesn't prevent you from using the Solara 300 for targeted sessions.

You can position the panel toward a specific area when desired or take advantage of its larger treatment area to expose multiple regions simultaneously.

Do I need bare skin?

Direct exposure to uncovered skin allows more of the emitted light to reach the targeted area. Clothing can absorb or reflect some of the light, so uncovered skin is preferable whenever practical.

What is photobiomodulation?

Photobiomodulation is the use of specific wavelengths of visible and near-infrared light to interact with biological tissue. Red and near-infrared light are commonly used in wellness, recovery, performance, and skin-care applications.

The Solara 300 expands on conventional red light therapy by incorporating nine wavelengths within a single customizable system.