Charmpilot Curved Red & Near-Infrared Light Therapy Panel — 105 LEDs, 660/850 nm, for Face & Body

Overview

The Charmpilot Curved Red and Near-Infrared Light Therapy Panel blends 105 high‑power LEDs with a thoughtfully curved design to deliver focused light across body contours. With dual 660 nm red and 850 nm near‑infrared modes, you can switch between options to address surface skin needs or reach deeper tissue during home sessions. The panel provides substantial irradiance for consistent, at‑home routines without the need for clinic appointments.

Smart design for even coverage

Each LED is paired with a clear acrylic lens and a 30‑degree beam angle. This optical setup concentrates light along curves and minimizes surface scatter, helping more energy reach target areas such as shoulders, back, and thighs. The curved housing hugs the body for more uniform exposure than typical flat panels, reducing hot spots and increasing comfort during longer sessions.

Flexible operation to fit your routine

Customize sessions with a 5–30 minute auto‑off timer or choose continuous mode for extended use. Start with a shorter face or neck routine and gradually expand coverage to larger regions as needed. The unit is designed to scale, and you can add multiple panels for broader sessions if desired.

Durability and scalability

Rugged metal housing protects the LEDs while aiding heat dissipation, ensuring steady performance over time. Daisy‑chain capability supports up to nine units, enabling larger coverage areas or clinic‑style setups without compromising light delivery.

What you can use it for

Designed for body and face use, the panel offers a relaxation‑oriented experience, supports routine recovery practices, and may contribute to skin appearance with regular usage. It’s a plug‑and‑play solution that adapts to different spaces and schedules.

What’s included

• Charmpilot curved light therapy panel
• Power adapter
• Assembly kit
• User manual

Tips for getting the most from your sessions

• Position the panel to cover the target area using the 30° beam angle
• Switch between red and near‑infrared modes or use both for broader coverage
• Begin with shorter face/neck routines and extend as needed for larger regions