Commercial red light therapy, easy to run

Red light is one of the cleanest lines on a recovery menu. It draws little power, needs almost no supervision, turns members around quickly and takes up whatever space you give it, from a panel on a wall to a full-body couch in its own room. That combination of low running cost and easy operation is exactly why it has become a staple of commercial recovery, and why it tends to pay back quietly and steadily.

Why operators are adding red light

Members ask for it, it is simple to program, and it slots into almost any footprint. Because it is low-supervision and low-cost to run, it is one of the most forgiving modalities to add: it fills dwell time, supports a premium tier, and rarely sits idle if it is placed where people already are. What the research does and does not support, at which wavelengths and doses, is set out honestly in our Science Lab guide to red light therapy.

The Helix red light range

From a wall-mounted panel for a studio to full-body couches for a clinic or spa, the range covers different footprints and experiences.

Helix Red Light Therapy Panel£5,999Red Couch Oxy, Red Light & Oxygen Bed£9,999Red Couch 360, Full-Body Couch£26,999

View the full Helix Light range, or compare systems side by side.

Specifying for a facility

Red light is about as easy to place as recovery equipment gets. A panel needs a wall and a socket. A couch needs a small room or screened area, a power supply and space to lie down comfortably. There is no plumbing, no gas, no heavy load. Helix confirms the simple detail at survey, delivers and installs, and your team is running sessions the same day.

What it returns

Low running cost and low supervision make red light one of the cleanest lines in a recovery P&L. It rarely earns the headline numbers of a chamber, but it also barely costs anything to run, so its contribution is steady and its payback dependable, particularly when it is bundled into a package or a membership tier. Model it on consistent daily use, and lean on the honest evidence in our Science Lab to set expectations properly with members.

Delivered, installed and serviced

Helix delivers, installs and services across the UK and Europe. For red light that usually means a fast, clean install and a quick briefing, and one team to call if you ever need anything after.

Common questions

How much does commercial red light therapy equipment cost?
The Helix Red Light Therapy Panel is £5,999. The Red Couch Oxy oxygen and red light bed is £9,999, and the full-body Red Couch 360 is £26,999.

Which wavelengths matter?
The evidence points to roughly 660nm and 850nm, with dose and distance both important. Helix equipment is specified around these, and our Science Lab explains why.

What does red light equipment need to be installed?
Very little. A panel needs a wall and a socket; a couch needs a small room or screened area and a power supply. No plumbing or gas. Helix confirms the detail at survey.

Does Helix install and support it?
Yes. We deliver, install and service across the UK and Europe.