Hooga Red Light Therapy Panels and Pods

The HG300. Sized for a knee, a shoulder or the face, light enough to carry between rooms.

The PRO300. 60 dual chip LEDs reach 109 mW/cm2 in the HG300 footprint.

The HG1500. Two wavelengths at 115 mW/cm2, and the most affordable way into a standing panel.

The PRO750 at 183 mW/cm2, or the ULTRA750 for four wavelengths at the same size.

The PRO1500. Highest measured output in the range, so you stand there for less time.

The ULTRA1500. Adds 630nm and 810nm, plus dimming and pulse for fixed protocols.

The PRO4500 at 61.2 inches tall, or the ULTRA4500 in four wavelengths.

The Hooga Pod covers front and back at once, trading intensity for coverage.

Irradiance only means something with a distance attached. Hooga quotes 6 inches. Move back and it drops fast, because light follows the inverse square law. Closer is more intense over less of you, further is the reverse, and neither is more effective on its own.

Every panel emits 660nm red and 850nm near infrared light together. ULTRA adds 630nm red and 810nm near infrared from the same quad chip diode, so one device covers four instead of two.

A quad chip splits the same LED output four ways. That is why the ULTRA1500 reads below the PRO1500 on a meter, even with four wavelengths combined in one diode.

LED power class (1500W, 4500W) is a naming convention, not the draw at the wall or the intensity at your skin. Read the mW/cm2 figure and the distance, nothing else.

These are manufacturer numbers from Hooga's own spec sheets. See the independent measurement note further down before you treat any of them as lab readings.

Face and chest sessions are the most common starting point, usually aimed at skin tone, skin appearance and general skin rejuvenation. The HG300 and PRO300 are the sizes people pick for this.

Athletes tend to buy a full size panel so the large muscles in legs, back and shoulders are covered in one standing session rather than four targeted sessions.

Knees, elbows and hands are the areas people ask about most after muscle pain. A small panel is easier to position here than a full size one, and the HG200 is the most compact option.

Hooga builds these for consistent use, so plan to incorporate and maintain a slot in your day. People who say they notice a change describe weeks of daily sessions, often more than a month, rather than a handful of tries.

Hooga panels hold no FDA 510(k) clearance. The factory is FDA registered and panel models are listed under product code ILY for non heating infrared lamps. Registration and listing are records, not clearance. Hooga sells these as general wellness devices, not medical devices, so nothing here is a treatment claim.

The panels are built in a facility certified to ISO 13485:2016, the quality standard for medical device manufacturing. BSI issued it, valid through May 2027.

Panels are tested by an accredited third party lab, and Hooga publishes 0.0 microtesla EMF at 6 inches. The finished panel carries no UL or ETL listing.

HG, PRO and ULTRA panels carry a 3 year manufacturer warranty from the date of purchase, covering defects in materials and workmanship. Call us on the return policy for your model before shipping anything back.

Hooga, searched as Hooga Health, is a US brand. The company sits in New Berlin, Wisconsin. Country of origin for the panels is overseas, and Hooga does not call them made in USA.

A Light Therapy Insiders review measured the ULTRA1500 at 104 mW/cm2 peak and 81.7 mW/cm2 average at 6 inches, below Hooga's published figure. Hooga publishes that result itself, which is a more reliable signal than the number alone. Use these figures to rank models against each other, not as lab readings.

Every model uses a US 3 prong cord on a standard 120V outlet. The PRO4500 draws 1,200 W, so keep it off a shared circuit. Panels run cooling fans to move heat away from the LEDs.

Panels hang from a door mount or wall hook, which is the most convenient setup for a spare room. The PRO4500 and ULTRA4500 stand 61 inches tall, so measure the wall first. Stands are variants on those two models.

Hooga's manual sets 6 to 18 inches and 2 to 15 minutes per area. Closer is more intense, further covers more.

Eye safety is the one rule Hooga states plainly: wear eye protection during sessions. Check the included items list on your model.

Hooga's manual says the pod has to sit on a hard flat surface. A bed or couch stretches the wiring and the lights fail.

We run several lenders for home and commercial buyers, plus a Canadian option, so one no is not the end of it.

Reach someone who knows the difference between a PRO and an ULTRA, and who will tell you which one fits your room.

Hooga sits alongside Prism Light Pod, red light therapy beds and red light therapy pads, so we can say when another format suits you better.

We coordinate freight, walk you through setup, and follow up once the panel is on the wall. Warranty support runs through us as the authorized dealer.