The infrared range
The ideal addition to your HBOT routine. Or the ideal place to start.
Not every space can take a pressure vessel, and not every operator wants to start there. Infrared offers the same core benefit — a timed, premium recovery session that fits naturally into any part of the day — with a fraction of the floor area, ceiling height and install.
For clients already on an HBOT routine, the SOLIS bed and the EMBER panel are the natural addition: a complementary session that rounds out their wellness routine. For everyone else, it stands on its own as a full session in its own right.
That holds whether you are fitting out a floor or a spare room at home. The same equipment, the same session — we quote the operator and the private owner on the same range.
Status
Six red light models across three families.
Three SOLIS full-body beds, two EMBER overhead half beds and the new SOLIS Lounge couch, all shown below. Output, emitter count and wavelengths come straight from the factory model list. Dimensions and weights are confirmed for the SOLIS beds and EMBER panels. The SOLIS Lounge dimensions and all pricing are with the factory for written confirmation, and we will not publish a number until we have it in writing. Register interest and you will get the full list the day it is signed off.
Full-body infrared bed · Radiant · lie-down
Oxivity SOLIS
Lie-down red light and near-infrared beds with the emitter array above and below the body. Three output levels, from 10,800 emitters to 41,600. A booked, timed session in a room a third of the size a chamber needs.
Varies on Output and emitter count
SOLIS 1
1,500 or 3,000 WThe entry bed, and the only one with choices: two output levels and either three or five wavelengths. Start at 1,500 W and step up if the room fills.
- Output
- 1,500 W or 3,000 W
- Emitters
- 10,800 or 21,600
- Wavelengths
- 633 / 850 / 940 nm, or 633 / 660 / 810 / 850 / 940 nm
- Electrical
- Up to ~13 A at 230 V in the 3,000 W build — check the circuit before you commit to a room.
- Size and weight
- 1940 × 860 × 820 mm · 120 kg
SOLIS 2
4,500 WHalf as many emitters again as the top SOLIS 1 build, with all five wavelengths fitted as standard. The bed for a room running infrared on its own schedule.
- Output
- 4,500 W
- Emitters
- 26,800
- Wavelengths
- 633 / 660 / 810 / 850 / 940 nm
- Electrical
- About 19.6 A at 230 V. This needs a dedicated 20 A circuit, not a standard power point.
- Size and weight
- 2145 × 1060 × 910 mm · 260 kg
SOLIS 3
6,500 WForty-one thousand emitters and the highest output either factory builds. This is infrared as the headline service, and it needs the switchboard to match.
- Output
- 6,500 W
- Emitters
- 41,600
- Wavelengths
- 633 / 660 / 810 / 850 / 940 nm
- Electrical
- About 28.3 A at 230 V. This needs a dedicated 32 A circuit and an electrician on the plan from day one.
- Size and weight
- 2275 × 1235 × 1125 mm · 300 kg
Overhead half bed · Radiant · panel over the body
Oxivity EMBER
An emitter panel on a wheeled stand that swings over a treatment table you already own. The lowest-cost way to put red light into a room, and the only format here that moves between rooms.
Varies on Output and reach
EMBER 1
500 W · fixed standThe cheapest way into red light. A panel on a wheeled stand that goes over a massage table you already have, so there is no room to build and nothing to install.
- Output
- 500 W
- Emitters
- 4,800 (four wavelengths) or 5,015 (five)
- Wavelengths
- 633 / 660 / 850 / 940 nm, or 633 / 660 / 810 / 850 / 940 nm
- Electrical
- About 2.2 A at 230 V. A standard power point is enough.
- Size and weight
- 1845 × 880 × 1045 mm · 75 kg
EMBER 2
750 or 1,500 W · lifting baseThree times the output of EMBER 1 at the top build, all five wavelengths, and an adjustable lifting base so the panel sets its own height over the client.
- Output
- 750 W or 1,500 W
- Emitters
- 4,800 or 9,600
- Wavelengths
- 633 / 660 / 810 / 850 / 940 nm
- Electrical
- About 6.5 A at 230 V in the 1,500 W build. A standard power point is still enough.
- Size and weight
- 1845 × 880 × 1045 mm · 75 kg
Red light couch · Radiant · reclined
Oxivity SOLIS Lounge
An ergonomic couch with LED panels overhead and around the head, plus a gentle vibration massage. Clients sit back rather than lie in a bed — the most relaxed way into red light.
Varies on Build
SOLIS Lounge
Simple or Grand buildA reclined red light session with panels overhead and around the head, and a soft vibration massage built into the couch. Thirty minutes, no bed to climb into.
- Output
- Six pulsed levels, 30-minute sessions
- Emitters
- 1,152 full-body
- Wavelengths
- 630 / 660 / 810 / 850 nm
- Electrical
- Enquire — confirmed with the factory before delivery.
- Size and weight
- Enquire
The package
Strong on its own. Better as a package.
Red light earns its place in a room whether or not there is ever a chamber next to it. Put the two together and you have a full recovery offering rather than a single service — in a clinic, or at home.
Red light stands on its own
A full-body session with its own price, its own clientele and its own repeat rate. No pressure vessel, no 880 kg floor loading, no dedicated room to build — an EMBER panel goes over a table you already own, and a SOLIS bed needs less floor than most treatment rooms already have. It is the fastest route to a recovery service that earns from week one.
A chamber turns it into a destination
The chamber is what clients travel for, photograph and pay the premium session rate for. It anchors the room and it raises what everything around it can charge, including the red light sessions.
At home, the same two treatments
Private owners run the same pairing on a smaller scale: an EMBER panel over a table for the short sessions through the week, a FLOW or CUBOID chamber for the long ones. Nothing about the protocol changes because the room is yours — and we deliver, install and support a home fit-out the same way we do a clinic.
Together they fill the whole day — and that is how we quote it
Red light runs the volume: shorter sessions, faster turnaround, an entry price that gets people through the door. The chamber carries the premium hour. They sell to the same member at two price points and they fill the hours the other cannot. Ask us to quote both together — one specification for the whole floor, one delivery, one install, one warranty conversation, and the staging worked out so the second unit lands when the first has paid for it.
One supplier behind all of it
Both ranges are delivered, installed and supported by Oxivity as the appointed Australian, New Zealand, USA and UAE distributor. One point of contact, one warranty conversation, one set of spare parts — whether you take one unit or the whole floor.
Quote the bed. Or quote the floor.
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