BioLight Arc System Professional Red & NIR Full-Body Recovery System

BioLight | Arc System BioLight Arc System The Arc System is BioLight's full-body light platform, and it is the one device in their range where the specification sheet is mostly blank. What BioLight publishes is short and we have printed all of it: red and near-infrared light modes, a full-body format, adjustable brightness, adjustable pulsing frequencies, an integrated heating function, remote control, an input that accepts either 110V or 220V, and a session length of 10 to 20 minutes used 3 to 5 times a week. What BioLight does not publish is longer. No wavelength in nanometres. No irradiance figure, at any distance. No LED count. No dimensions, no weight, no power draw, no plug type, no LED lifespan, no package contents and no warranty length. We could fill those rows by borrowing figures from the Adapt System or from a BioLight panel, and every one of them would be invented. So the rows stay empty on this page and the gaps are named out loud below. If a number on that missing list decides your purchase, ask us and we will put the question to BioLight in writing before you order. Voltage 110V / 220V BioLight's published input Heating Integrated Heating function built into the platform Session Length 10-20 min BioLight's stated session time Wavelengths Not published BioLight states no nm figure Red and near-infrared modes Remote control supported Adjustable brightness and pulsing No irradiance figure published What is on the record Reading a Specification Sheet by Its Gaps A light device is described by four numbers: the wavelengths it emits, how many emitters it carries, how much power lands on a surface at a stated distance, and how fast it can pulse. BioLight publishes none of the four for the Arc System. Here is what they do publish, and what the absence of the rest means for a buyer. 🔍 The Four Rows That Are Blank BioLight describes the light modes only as red, near-infrared and additional supported wavelength options, with no nanometre figure attached to any of them. LED count is absent. Irradiance is absent, at 0 in., at 6 in. or at any distance. Pulsing is called adjustable with no Hz range. Every other device BioLight sells carries at least the wavelengths and a count; this one carries neither, and we have not filled the gap from a sibling product. No nm, no count, no mW/cm2, no Hz 🔌 110V or 220V Input BioLight lists voltage compatibility as 110V or 220V, which is the one hard electrical figure on the page. It means the platform can be installed on North American supply or on the 220V supply used across much of the rest of the world. Power draw in watts is not published, and neither is a plug type, so the circuit it needs has to be confirmed with BioLight before an install is planned. 110V / 220V 🌡 Integrated Heating Function The Arc System carries a heating function built into the platform, which sets it apart from every BioLight panel and pod, none of which heat. BioLight publishes no temperature, no temperature range and no description of how the heat is controlled or where in the platform it sits. What is on record is that the function exists and is integrated into the unit. Heating built in 🕹 Remote Control and Adjustable Output BioLight states that remote control is supported and that the platform runs on an intelligent management system, with brightness and pulsing frequency both adjustable. No number of brightness steps is published, no percentage range and no Hz range. Touchscreen operation and app control are not mentioned anywhere on BioLight's page, so we do not claim either. Remote supported On the record Everything BioLight States About the Arc System Eight items, and this is the whole published list. Nothing below has been supplied by us or carried over from another BioLight device. 🔌 110V or 220V input Voltage compatibility 🌡 Integrated heating function No temperature published 🕹 Remote control supported Intelligent management system 🎚 Adjustable brightness No range published 〰 Adjustable pulsing frequencies No Hz figure published 🌈 Red and near-infrared modes No nanometre figure published 🗺 Full-body, large-format coverage No area dimensions published ⏳ 10 to 20 minute sessions BioLight suggests 3 to 5 per week Closer look The Platform, and the Questions to Settle First The platform A Full-Body Format With Heat and a Remote BioLight positions the Arc System as a single integrated platform: a full-body, large-format light delivery format with red and near-infrared modes, brightness and pulsing frequency both adjustable, a heating function built in, and an intelligent management system operated by remote. Session guidance is 10 to 20 minutes, 3 to 5 times a week. Those are the operating characteristics BioLight commits to in writing, and they are the ones we have repeated here. Full-body, large-format light delivery Red and near-infrared light modes Adjustable brightness and adjustable pulsing frequencies Integrated heating function Remote control on an intelligent management system Full-body format Heating function Remote control Before you order Nine Figures to Get in Writing This is a capital purchase for a professional room, and the specification behind it is thin. We would rather say so on the product page than paper over it. Below is the list of figures BioLight has not published for the Arc System. Send us the ones that matter to your install and we will take them to BioLight and come back with their answer in writing before anything is ordered. Nothing on this list has been guessed at, estimated, or copied across from the Adapt System. Wavelengths in nanometres, and which are red and which near-infrared Irradiance in mW/cm2, and the distance it was measured at LED count and LED type Pulsing range in Hz, and the number of brightness steps Dimensions, weight, power draw in watts and plug type LED lifespan, package contents, warranty length and return window No figure invented Nothing borrowed from the Adapt Ask and we will confirm Compare The Two Professional Systems BioLight Builds Both are full-body installations for a professional room. The Adapt System publishes a complete optical specification and lets you set the wavelengths; the Arc System publishes a heating function, a remote and a voltage. You're Here BioLight Arc System A full-body platform with integrated heating, remote control and 110V or 220V input; BioLight publishes no wavelengths, LED count or irradiance for it. 110V or 220V Integrated heating function Remote control supported Adjustable brightness and pulsing Currently viewing BioLight Adapt System A table and panel pair, each with 1000 LEDs, where you pick your own red and near-infrared wavelengths within BioLight's 620-750nm and 800-1,000nm ranges. 620-750nm and 800-1,000nm 1000 LEDs per unit Panel 80 mW/cm2 at 6 in. 1-9,999 Hz pulsing Shop the BioLight Adapt System Questions Frequently Asked Questions What wavelengths does the Arc System emit? + BioLight does not publish one. Their specification lists the light modes as red, near-infrared and additional supported wavelength options, with no nanometre figure attached to any of them. Most BioLight devices run 660nm red and 850nm near-infrared, but that figure belongs to those products and we are not going to transfer it here. If the exact wavelengths matter to you, ask us to get them from BioLight in writing. What is its irradiance? + Not published. No mW/cm2 figure appears anywhere on BioLight's page for this device, at 0 in., at 6 in. or at any other distance. An irradiance figure without a measurement distance means nothing, and an irradiance figure lifted from a different product means less. So there is no number on this page. How many LEDs does it carry? + Not published. BioLight gives an LED count for most of their range, from 18 on the smallest handheld to 3600 in the Cocoon pod. For the Arc System they give none, and no LED type or chip configuration either. What pulse frequencies will it run, and in what steps? + BioLight states that the pulsing frequency is adjustable and stops there. No Hz range is published, no minimum, no maximum and no preset modes. The same applies to brightness: BioLight says adjustable, with no percentage range and no number of steps. What power supply does it need? + BioLight publishes voltage compatibility as 110V or 220V. That is the entire electrical specification on the page. Power draw in watts is not published and neither is a plug type, so the circuit and outlet need to be confirmed with BioLight before an electrician is booked. How big is it and how much does it weigh? + Neither is published. No assembled dimensions, no shipped dimensions, no assembled weight, no shipped weight. For a full-body platform going into a professional room, those figures decide whether the room works, so get them from us in writing before you commit to a space. What warranty comes with it? + BioLight publishes no warranty length for the Arc System. Their Adapt System carries a stated 5 year warranty and their panels and pod carry a stated 3 years, but nothing is stated for this device, and no return window or LED lifespan is stated either. We will not quote a term BioLight has not put in writing. Ask us and we will request it directly. What does the heating function do? + BioLight states that heating is integrated into the platform, which makes the Arc System the only device in their range that heats. Beyond that, no temperature, no temperature range and no control detail is published, so we cannot tell you how warm it runs or how the heat is set. What ships in the box? + Not published. There is no package contents section on BioLight's page. Their panels list eyewear, a manual and an ebook; nothing equivalent exists for the Arc System. Whether protective eyewear is included is one of the questions we would put to BioLight for you. How long is a session, and how often does BioLight suggest using it? + 10 to 20 minutes per session, 3 to 5 times per week. That guidance is BioLight's own and it is one of the few operating figures they publish for this platform. Why is this page shorter than your other BioLight pages? + Because the source material is shorter. Our BioLight pages are built from what BioLight publishes and nothing else, and for the Arc System that is a handful of rows. Padding the page would mean writing figures no manufacturer has stood behind. We would rather hand you a short honest page and a list of questions we are willing to chase on your behalf. The statements on this website have not been evaluated by the FDA (U.S. Food & Drug Administration). Our products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.