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The Premium Bed in black, canopy open, in a clinic treatment room.
The Premium Bed in the black finish, canopy open.
The Premium Bed in the navy finish, canopy open.
The bed closed in a studio reception, timber slat wall and folded towels.
The bed open in a treatment room with a timber wall and limestone floor.
The braked swivel castor under the base, on a polished concrete floor.
20 minA full session, all-day throughput
78 mW/cm²At the surface your client lies on
5 yrWhole-machine warranty

Irradiance is the average across twelve points measured at the lying surface; peak reads 100. A twenty-minute session delivers about 94 J/cm².

Five-year warranty

The whole machine, in writing. Parts, freight and customs are ours.

Rated for the day

Eight to twelve hours continuous, in writing.

Australian support

A phone number that is answered, for as long as you run it.

The detail

Everything you need to know

Every figure this bed is sold on, and the condition each one was measured under. The circuit it needs and who pays for it. What the truck will and will not do, and the opening it has to get through. What wears out, and exactly what the five years cover. Open whichever one decides it for you.

Two installers easing the crated bed down the tail-lift of a truck outside a commercial building.
Full specification
Emitters
43,200 · Epistar
Rated life
100,000 hours
Wavelengths
633 · 660 · 810 · 850 · 940 nm
Output at the body
78 avg / 100 peak mW/cm², 12 points
Panel-surface reading
129 mW/cm². Not what we publish
Session
20 minutes · ≈94 J/cm²
Power
6,000 W · 40 A RCD · 240 V, hardwired
Duty cycle
8–12 hours continuous
Pulsing
1–10,000 Hz, per band
Lie-down surface
2300 × 1260 mm
Cooling
30 fans, under 48 °C
Noise
≈50 dB running
Control
Wireless pad · up to 6 machines · 5 languages
Finish
Black or navy
Crated
2470 × 1480 × 1450 mm · 560 kg
Weight, net
370 kg
Certification
EN 60335 · UL 8750 · EMC · RoHS
Warranty
5 years, whole machine
Availability
Limited monthly allocation
What’s included, and what isn’t

Included: the bed, delivery Australia-wide by tail-lift to a ground-floor threshold, the site and access survey, and the wireless control pad.

Not included: placement, assembly and the electrical connection. It is 560 kg crated and 370 kg out of it, so getting it into the room is a job you either resource or ask us to quote. The 40 A circuit needs a licensed electrician, and that cost is yours. Get the quote before you order the bed, not after it lands.

The circuit
Draw
6,000 W · 240 V
Supply
40 A dedicated, with RCD
Plug
None. Hardwired
Per session
~2 kWh

Six sessions a day is roughly 12 kWh. A few dollars against the day’s takings. It is not a number worth planning around.

Size, weight and getting it in
Lie-down surface
2300 × 1260 mm
Crate
2470 × 1480 × 1450 mm
Crated weight
560 kg gross
Weight, net
370 kg

Tail-lift delivery. We walk the doorways, the corners and the floor loading with you before anything is dispatched. Ground floor is straightforward; anything above it needs planning, and that is a conversation we would rather have early.

Delivery

We take a limited number of beds each month. When that month is committed the next window is the following one, and you are told which window is yours before you pay. That matters more here, because you are fitting it around a room that has to stop earning while it goes in.

It arrives crated on a tail-lift and is left at a ground-floor threshold. At 560 kg crated this is not a two-person carry, so plan the lift before the truck is booked.

We will quote placement, assembly and a staff walkthrough as separate lines if you want them, priced at the site survey.

The warranty, in full

Five years on the whole bed and all parts, in writing, against the two years that are standard in this category.

To claim it you call an Australian number. The part, the freight and the customs are ours. Human-caused damage is excluded.

How the light is measured
Wavelengths
633 · 660 · 810 · 850 · 940 nm
Emitters
43,200 · Epistar
At the body
78 avg / 100 peak mW/cm², 12 points
Panel face
129 mW/cm². Not what we publish
Per session
20 min · ≈94 J/cm²

Measured across twelve points at the surface the client lies on, not at the panel face. The panel-face figure is published above so you can tell which number a competitor is quoting you.

Close detail of the LED array inside the canopy.

Three times the power

For a full session in twenty minutes, not forty

This bed runs three times the output of the Home Bed, measured at the surface you lie on. Twenty minutes in it does what forty does in the smaller bed — which is why clinics book it in twenty-minute slots, and why owners pick it when they want the strongest one.

78 avg / 100 peak mW/cm² · 12 points · 20 min ≈ 94 J/cm²

Diagram: red light works at the skin surface, near-infrared reaches down to the muscle.

The light

For skin clients and gym clients, on the same machine

The red wavelengths work at the surface, where the skin results come from. The near-infrared reaches deeper, into the muscle. Every session runs all five, so one room serves both kinds of client without changing anything.

633 · 660 · 810 · 850 · 940 nm · 1 to 10,000 Hz per band

The bank of cooling fans along the side of the machine.

Duty cycle

Rated for 12 hours a day — for back-to-back bookings

Thirty fans and a medical-grade supply hold the machine under 48 °C, which is what makes eight to twelve hours continuous warrantable in writing.

A bed that needs to cool down between clients halves the day it can sell. That is worth asking about before you buy one.

30 fans · under 48 °C · 8 to 12 hours continuous · ≈50 dB

Raking light across the acrylic lying surface, the emitter grid visible beneath it.

Materials

One sheet of acrylic — for twelve wipe-downs a day

Clients lie on a single sheet of toughened acrylic. It is the same material as a shopfront window, so it carries weight and cleans with a cloth and whatever your room already uses.

The shell is ABS on a carbon steel frame. At 370 kg it is built like equipment rather than furniture. There are no lamps to replace, which is the running cost a relamped tanning bed does not quote you.

Toughened acrylic · ABS shell · carbon steel frame · 370 kg · no consumable lamps

A clinician in the corridor holding the control pad, a lit treatment room through the doorway beyond.

Running the floor

One control pad — for up to six rooms, one operator

A single wireless controller drives up to six machines, in five languages, on one-button presets. Staff do not need training on a machine per room, and a casual on a Saturday cannot mis-set it.

1 pad · up to 6 machines · 5 languages · one-button presets

Two Premium Beds on an open studio floor, one lit and one closed.

Ten hours a day, six days a week, for five years.

The evidence

What the research shows

31.6% less wrinkle volume

Randomised trial, 137 women, ten sessions over four weeks at 660 nm. Ten sessions is a course, which is how most rooms sell this.

Strength back faster, less soreness

2025 review of fourteen studies: strength recovered faster at 24 and 48 hours, soreness down at 72 and 96. Why it sits next to a gym floor.

Sessions sell for $30 to $65

Six a day at $30 clears the purchase price in about nine months. The numbers section below runs the maths.

Parts of the research are mixed, especially on recovery, and we say so. Read the studies with citations.

For the home

Some people just want the strongest one

Most of these go into clinics. The rest go into homes, bought by people who looked at the Home Bed and asked what the next step up was. This is it: three times the output at the surface, a full session in twenty minutes instead of forty, and a five-year warranty on the whole machine.

The one thing it asks of a house is its own 40 A circuit, which your electrician fits and we talk through with them before anything ships.

An operator setting a session on the wireless control pad beside the bed.

What it earns

Paid off inside a year

Six sessions a day at $30 on a membership is $56,160 a year. That is the cautious case and it clears $44,000 in about nine months.

Australian memberships run $25 to $30 a session. Casual runs $55 to $80. Membership is the number to plan on, because memberships are what fill a room on a Tuesday morning.

Cautious
6 a day at $30 · $56,160 a year · 9.4 months
Steady
10 a day at $30 · $93,600 a year · 5.6 months
Casual-led
6 a day at $65 · $121,680 a year · 4.3 months

Ten-hour day, six days a week, against the purchase price alone. None of these carry your rent, your staff or the electrician, and none of them fill your diary.

Looking into a treatment room from the doorway, the bed open and lit.

What one room carries

Two clients an hour

A twenty-minute session with a ten-minute changeover is two an operating hour. Across a ten-hour day that is twenty slots.

We warrant eight to twelve hours continuous in writing, so the machine is not what limits the day. Our payback cases assume six to ten sessions, not twenty, because we would rather model what a room books than what a machine could run.

The assembly line where the beds are built and tested.

What a breakdown costs

$1,800 a week

At ten sessions a day on a membership rate the bed earns about $1,800 a week. That is what a week out of service costs you, and it is the number that should decide which machine you buy.

Three weeks waiting on a part from an overseas supplier is $5,400. That is more than the price gap between this bed and the cheapest machine with the same published specification. Buy on uptime, not on price.

5 years, whole machine · we pay the part, the freight and the customs

Conduit and an isolator switch on the wall, the supply cable running into the base of the bed.

Before you order, not after

Its own circuit, and an electrician

6,000 W on a 40 A dedicated circuit with an RCD, hardwired. There is no plug on this machine. That is a licensed electrician and the cost is yours, so get the quote before you order the bed.

An operator who finds this out after signing is an operator who cancels. Running it is the cheap part: about 2 kWh a session, a few dollars against the day's takings.

6,000 W · 40 A RCD · 240 V · hardwired · ~2 kWh a session

An automated surface-mount line placing components on a board.

What your insurer will ask for

Every unit is measured before it ships

Electrical leakage, hipot, EMF and irradiance, on every bed, before it leaves the floor. The electrical safety and EMC certificates come from an accredited third-party laboratory rather than from the factory itself.

43,200 Epistar emitters placed by automated surface-mount lines, on a floor that builds to ISO 13485, rated to 100,000 hours. Ask us for the certificate pack and we will send it.

EN 60335 · UL 8750 · EMC · RoHS · built to ISO 13485

The small things

Details your staff notice in week two

One pad runs the floor

Up to six machines from a single controller.

One-button presets

Staff start a session without a training manual.

Wipes down in a minute

A single sheet of toughened acrylic, twelve times a day.

No hour off

Rated for eight to twelve hours of continuous operation.

Quiet room next door

Thirty fans hold it under 48 °C at about 50 dB.

No consumable lamps

Diodes rated to 100,000 hours; a failure is a warranty repair, not a consumable.

Five languages

On the pad, switchable per operator.

Certificates you can hand over

EN 60335, UL 8750, EMC and RoHS, from an accredited third-party lab.

Built for the compliance file

Ask us for the certificate pack when your insurer or landlord wants it.

When something breaks

This is what happens

On the steady case above, a day out of service is about $300 of takings. So the terms are settled before you buy, not while a room sits idle.

Five years, whole machine

We cover the part, the freight and the customs.

Human-caused damage is excluded, which is the one exception and it is the usual one. Everything else is a phone call to an Australian number, and the rest of it is ours to sort out.

01

You order

A 50% deposit reserves the build slot; the balance is due before dispatch.

02

We deliver

Crated and insured, kerbside or to a ground-floor threshold, anywhere in Australia. Access checked with you first.

03

Your electrician wires it

A dedicated 40 A circuit, hardwired. We speak with them before anything ships.

A closer look

Walk through it with us

If you would rather see it than read about it, we will take you through the bed on a call. The room, the circuit, the lift, and what your own utilisation does to the payback. Bring the numbers you are working with.

Questions

Frequently asked

How much is it, and what is not included?

$44,000 AUD, delivered by tail-lift to a ground-floor threshold anywhere in Australia. Placement, assembly and the electrical connection are not included. It needs a 40 A dedicated circuit with an RCD and a licensed electrician to hardwire it. Get that quote before you order.

Are the payback numbers realistic?

They are a range rather than a promise, and we publish all three above rather than only the flattering one. Every scenario is against the purchase price alone. None carry rent, staff or the electrical connection, and none fill your diary. Our most cautious case is about nine months, at six sessions a day on a $30 membership rate.

What does it cost to run?

6,000 W. A twenty-minute session is about 2 kWh, so six sessions a day is roughly 12 kWh. A few dollars against the day’s takings.

Can it really run all day?

Eight to twelve hours continuous, rated in writing, held there by thirty fans and a supply that keeps the unit under 48 °C.

Will it fit into my room?

The crate is 2470 × 1480 × 1450 mm and 560 kg gross, delivered by tail-lift. We walk the doorways, corners and floor loading with you before anything is dispatched.

How many clients does one bed actually carry?

Twenty-minute sessions with a ten-minute changeover is two an operating hour. Across a ten-hour day that is a ceiling of twenty, and we warrant eight to twelve hours continuous so the machine is not the limit.

The limit is your diary. Our payback cases assume six to ten a day, not twenty, because we would rather model what a room realistically books than what a machine could theoretically run.

What does a staff member need to know to run it?

One wireless pad drives up to six machines on one-button presets, in five languages. A casual can be shown it in a few minutes and cannot mis-set it. There is no per-room training and no per-room controller to lose.

What maintenance and consumables does it have?

Wipe the acrylic between clients. There are no lamps to replace. A relamped tanning bed is a consumable-lamp business and that running cost is rarely quoted to you. These are LEDs rated to 100,000 hours, which at ten hours a day is far longer than the five-year warranty.

How is this different from the panels my competitors use?

Coverage, and it is arithmetic. A large panel lights one side of a client at a time. This lights 1.5 to 1.8 m² above and below at once, which is what makes a twenty-minute session possible rather than a forty-minute one.

Session length is what decides how many clients a room carries in a day, so coverage is a throughput question before it is a clinical one.

What if it is damaged in transit?

It is insured for the whole journey. Photograph the crate before you sign for it, and tell us the same day if there is damage. Replacement is ours to arrange and ours to pay for.

Can I move it between rooms later?

It is on castors, so across a level floor with two people, yes. It is 370 kg, so between floors it is a lift and a conversation rather than an afternoon. The electrical connection is hardwired, so a new room needs the electrician again.

How loud is it?

About 50 dB running, from thirty cooling fans. That is roughly a fridge. It is a treatment room rather than a library, so plan for it.

If a supplier claims a bed this size runs under 30 dB, ask how they measured it. 6,000 W of heat has to leave the machine somehow.

What is the warranty?

Five years on the whole machine and all parts, in writing. Where a part fails, we cover the part, the shipping and the customs. Human-caused damage is excluded.

How is the irradiance figure measured?

Across twelve points at the surface the client lies on. The panel-face reading is 129 mW/cm² and we publish that too, so you can tell which number a competitor is quoting.

Do you discount?

No seasonal sales, and no haggling. The published price is the same for everyone. The one exception is the welcome offer: $500 off your first bed when you join the list, which is our best price year-round rather than a discount that appears and disappears. It applies at checkout.

Talk to us

We’re here to help

Tell us the room and the circuit, and we will send you the full specification, delivery timing and an honest view of the electrical cost.

Ten minutes on the phone and you will know either way. If it is not right for your space we will say so rather than sell you one. Or email [email protected].

$44,000The Premium Bed · five-year warranty