Infraredi Pro Elite Plus 2.0: Specifications, Price and Verdict
Database record · last reviewed August 2026
FDA status: No device-specific FDA claim; the Australian device is TGA-listed
| Wavelengths | 630nm, 660nm, 810nm, 830nm, 850nm |
|---|---|
| Wavelength allocation | Not published by the brand |
| LEDs | 1200 |
| LED type | dual-chip (2x 3W chips per 6W dual-lens LED) |
| Irradiance (brand) | 250 mW/cm² at 6 in (solar meter) |
| Panel size | 181.6x70cm |
| Beam angle | not published |
| Modes | Pre-set treatment programs (incl. Wind Down mode) plus adjustable pulsing and 1-100% dimming; Bluetooth app control |
| Stand | Door hook included as the default mount on most panels (it is the base variant); Pro Elite, Elite Plus and Studio ship with a vertical stand variant. Stands otherwise sold separately: Mini Stand $99, Base Stand $149-199, Vertical $399, Horizontal $949. |
| Trial | 60 days |
| Restocking fee | None stated; return shipping is the customer's cost and is deducted from the refund. |
| Warranty | 3 years |
| FDA status | No device-specific FDA claim; the Australian device is TGA-listed |
| Price | $6,099 verified 2026-08-13 |
Irradiance in context
The Infraredi Pro Elite Plus 2.0 lists 250 mW/cm² at 6 inches. Measurement note: Solar meter (the brand explicitly labels its table Solar Meter), NO distance stated - treat as inflated vs spectrometer Pairing surface reds (630nm, 660nm) with deeper near-infrared (810nm, 830nm, 850nm), it covers both skin-level use and deeper muscle or joint targets. Check this figure at your real distance with the dose calculator, aiming for a studied 10 to 60 J/cm² range; if the number is method-unstated or solar-meter based, treat roughly half of it as the working value.
What stands out
- 60-day trial window
- irradiance is stated from spectrometer measurement
What to check before buying
- dual-chip LEDs split each diode's power between two wavelengths
- returns can carry a fee: none stated; return shipping is the customer's cost and is deducted from the refund.
- a stand costs extra
Alternatives at a similar price
Frequently asked questions
Is the Infraredi Pro Elite Plus 2.0 FDA approved?
No home red light therapy panel is FDA approved. Its regulatory position per the brand: No device-specific FDA claim; the Australian device is TGA-listed. Registration is a listing, not a clearance.
What wavelengths does the Infraredi Pro Elite Plus 2.0 use?
630nm, 660nm, 810nm, 830nm, 850nm
What does the Infraredi Pro Elite Plus 2.0 cost?
It is priced at $6,099 per the last verification. Prices change; confirm on the brand site.
Sources: manufacturer specifications via manufacturer site (2026-08-13 research); third-party measurement data where noted is attributed inline. Spec fields marked "not published" or "not verified" reflect gaps in the brand's public data, not omissions in ours. Report a correction via the contact page.