SunPower LED · Targeted red light device
Transcranial PBM Helmet
A transcranial photobiomodulation (tPBM) helmet built from 10 Palm handheld units, delivering 660nm red and near-infrared light across the head; ships with a floor stand.
Key features
- Standard configuration: 660nm and 810nm wavelengths
- Optional “Super Helmet” configuration: 660nm and 1050nm
- Built from 10 Palm handheld units
- Includes floor stand
- Optional timer (+$200) and extended warranty
- 2-year warranty; 2–5 week build/ship time
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