Red light panel prices in Indonesia: compare the complete setup
October 5, 2026 · 4 min read
Illustration of different light-equipment formats; it does not show the quoted models.
The useful price comparison is a panel in a usable setup: suitable coverage, a compatible mount and clear instructions. The catalogue prices below come from the same price records as the product cards. They are equipment prices; the quotation should confirm accessories, delivery and any installation work.
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| Equipment | Price / budget, IDR |
|---|---|
| Five Elements Luma Panel Arc — Red and Near-Infrared Light Panel | Rp 8.170.191 |
| Five Elements Luma Panel Panorama — Red and Near-Infrared Light Panel | Rp 13.536.927 |
| Five Elements Luma Panel Atlas — Red and Near-Infrared Light Panel | Rp 17.203.311 |
| Five Elements Luma Support Roll — panel sold separately | Rp 9.923.679 |
Equipment prices refer to the listed configuration. Ranges are planning budgets. Confirm delivery, installation and availability in the quotation.
Three panel sizes, three different space decisions
Luma Panel Arc has a 385 × 230 × 65 mm body. It is the compact option in this comparison when storage and positioning matter. Luma Panel Panorama is 975 × 230 × 65 mm, giving a taller, narrow format. Luma Panel Atlas keeps the 975 mm height and increases the width to 300 mm. Measure the position where you will actually stand or sit, including access to the controls.
These dimensions describe the housing, not a verified illuminated body area at every distance. The three catalogue entries list 630, 660, 810, 830 and 850 nm. Matching wavelength lists do not establish equal output, dose or treatment results.
Which price includes the stand?
Luma Support Roll is a wheeled support for a compatible panel; the light panel is sold separately. A low price for a support accessory should never be compared with a complete light device. Confirm the mounting interface, load rating and allowed orientation for your selected panel before adding the stand.
Ask for an itemised configuration: panel, support or wall bracket, controller, power connection, required eye protection and delivery scope. A remote listed as optional is not automatically included. A wall installation also needs a suitable fixing surface and a safe cable route.
How to compare a cheaper and a larger panel
Start with the intended area and available space. A larger casing is useful only if the usable light field fits the person and the instructed working distance. For a narrow room, the footprint of the stand and room to move around it can matter more than panel height.
Request irradiance with the measurement distance and method, operating instructions and the list of included components. LED count, advertised watts and the brightness seen in a photograph cannot substitute for comparable output measurements. If measurements are missing, treat output as unconfirmed rather than calculating a supposed value per therapeutic watt.
Home purchase or shared studio station?
At home, check whether you can position the panel without moving furniture every time and where it will be stored. For a studio, map setup, client entry, use, cleaning and changeover as a complete appointment. The purchase price alone does not tell you how many appointments the room can safely support.
Identify who will explain the controls, inspect the mount and manage equipment cleaning. Confirm the offered model’s permitted use and warranty for shared operation. No panel in this comparison is promised to deliver a fixed medical outcome or a guaranteed return on investment.
Send one brief for a comparable quotation
Send your city, the panel models you are considering, standing or seated use, available room dimensions and preferred mounting. Request a single total with exclusions written beside it. If you already own a stand, provide its model and mounting details; appearance alone does not prove compatibility.
Use the current product cards for prices and the red-light selection hub for other formats. A face mask, flexible mat and panel solve different positioning problems, so compare them only after deciding where and how the equipment will be used.
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About this guide and its sources
Five Elements publishes these guides to help compare equipment and plan its use. Research findings apply to the devices, participants and conditions studied. Model specifications and operating instructions must be checked for the version offered. Any individual treatment decision belongs with an appropriately qualified professional.
Dates above identify publication and substantive updates. Linked sources let you inspect the evidence; catalogue cards show current equipment prices. To report an error or request a model document, contact Five Elements with the page address and equipment name.
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Five Elements Luma Panel Arc — Red and Near-Infrared Light Panel
A compact way to add red light to a local skin-care routine, with session timing built in.
Rp 8.170.191
≈ $461.28 · Per unit
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Five Elements Luma Panel Panorama — Red and Near-Infrared Light Panel
Skin-care light along a taller area when installation width is limited.
Rp 13.536.927
≈ $764.28 · Per unit
