Refurbished Panosol 6-3D Full-Body Phototherapy Unit

Description

The Panosol 6-3D Full-Body Phototherapy Unit is a compact, full-body light therapy system designed for the treatment of psoriasis, vitiligo, and other photoresponsive skin conditions. It is intended for use in clinical settings or in supervised home environments when prescribed by a healthcare provider.

The system delivers uniform UVA or Narrowband UVB (311 nm) exposure across the full body while maintaining a small footprint suitable for offices or home treatment rooms.

This unit is used for:

• Whole-body phototherapy treatment
• Dermatology and light therapy clinics
• Physician-directed home phototherapy programs

Key Features

• Dual Spectrum Support — Configurable for either UVA or Narrowband UVB (311 nm) depending on clinical prescription.
• Configurable Lamp Count — Available with 8 or 12 lamps based on desired treatment intensity and session duration.
• Compact Footprint — Requires approximately 3 square feet of floor space.
• Enclosed Door Design — Doors house additional lamps and conceal fluorescent tubes when closed.
• Digital Timer Control — Integrated digital timer ensures accurate and repeatable treatment sessions.
• Standard Electrical Connection — Operates on standard household power.
• Made in the USA — Designed and built by National Biological Corporation.

Specifications

• Overall Dimensions: 24” W × 39.5” D × 74.5” H (61 × 100.3 × 189.2 cm)
• Treatment Area: 33” W × 70.25” H (83.8 × 178.4 cm)
• Weight:
  • 8-Lamp Configuration: 119 lb (53.9 kg)
  • 12-Lamp Configuration: 129 lb (58.5 kg)
• Electrical: Standard household power
• Warranty:
  • 90 day full replacement for parts (excluding lamps)
• Country of Manufacture: United States

Included in the Package

• Panosol 6-3D full-body cabinet
• Selected lamp configuration (8 or 12 lamps, UVA or Narrowband UVB)
• Integrated digital timer controller
• Power cord and electrical components
• Manufacturer documentation

Clinical Notes

• This device is intended for use under the direction of a licensed healthcare provider.
• Lamp type and treatment protocols should be selected based on physician prescription and clinical guidelines.
• Proper eye protection and dosing protocols must be followed during use.