Krypton UV 1612W Full-Spectrum Light System

Krypton UV 1612

Red · Near-Infrared · UVA · 311nm Narrowband UVB | Full-Spectrum Light System | Patent Granted

If you've optimized your mornings, your food, and your sleep, there's one input modern life still strips out almost completely: the light spectrum. Behind windows, under LEDs, through sunscreen, at winter latitudes — you get a fraction of what your biology ran on for 300,000 years. No UV. Minimal red. Minimal near-infrared. The Krypton UV 1612 closes that gap deliberately: four spectrums, each on its own independent timer, so you decide what your light environment delivers and when. It's our most advanced system before the Ultron — built for practitioners, serious biohackers, and anyone who reads the research. Patent granted.

The story behind the 311nm wavelength

Our founder Kris was 13 when he started narrowband UVB sessions for his vitiligo — and 311nm is the specific wavelength that protocol used, delivered through Philips bulbs. It's the most studied wavelength in UVB phototherapy research, refined over decades of clinical use. The Krypton borrows the spectrum Kris grew up under, and the control to run it deliberately.

What each spectrum does

630nm · 670nm Red · 830nm Near-Infrared. Matched to the absorption peaks of cytochrome c oxidase, the mitochondrial enzyme at the center of photobiomodulation research. 630nm and 670nm are absorbed in the dermis and studied for their interaction with fibroblast activity; 830nm penetrates several centimeters into muscle, joint, and connective tissue. Five 200W COB modules plus 90 LEDs deliver it at full-body scale — and LED mode doubles as warm ambient red/NIR lighting for the room.

320–400nm UVA. Present in natural sunlight from sunrise to sunset. Penetrates deeper into the dermis than UVB, reaching the vascular layer, and studied extensively for its interaction with skin cells, melanin biology, and the circadian system.

311nm Narrowband UVB. All UVB can damage DNA — that's true of sunlight too, and it's the honest starting point for any UV conversation. Broadband UVB spans the whole 280–315nm range, including the wavelengths that do the most damage for the least benefit. Narrowband is the answer researchers arrived at after decades of work: isolate the single wavelength — 311nm — where the intended biological effect is strongest and the mutation rate in skin cells is lowest, and deliver only that. Less of the spectrum, less of the damage, same effect. That's why clinical phototherapy standardized on 311nm, and it's the only UVB the Krypton emits.

UV and the human body

Sunlight carries UVA and UVB, and human skin has responded to both for as long as humans have existed — including converting cholesterol into vitamin D3 when UVB reaches skin. Indoor life, windows, clothing, sunscreen, and winter latitudes reduce that exposure. The Krypton emits UVA and 311nm UVB. It's a light source; your body does what bodies have always done with light.

Philips bulbs + Meanwell drivers — and why we don't make our own

Every UV bulb in the Krypton line comes from Philips, the Dutch company that has manufactured phototherapy lamps for decades — imported from their production in Poland. They're the same tubes used in clinical phototherapy units worldwide, and the reason is spectral consistency: a tube that says 311nm delivers 311nm — this tube, the next one, and the replacement you buy years from now. If the entire point of narrowband is precision, a bulb that drifts off 311nm forfeits the exact property the wavelength was chosen for.

Here's the honest part, and it's also the answer to what a Krypton costs: we could manufacture our own UV bulbs for a fraction of what Philips charges us — those tubes are a large share of the build cost. We don't, because Kris grew up under these exact bulbs, and his rule hasn't changed: we don't sell anything that didn't work for him first. With UV more than any other light, consistency is a safety feature, not a luxury.

The same thinking runs through the power electronics: the entire Krypton line runs Meanwell industrial-grade drivers — 0% flicker, magnetic field down to undetectable. Where a specialist already makes the best component, we buy it rather than build a cheaper one.

Modular by design — and which Krypton is right for you

The 1612 is the full-body foundation — the one for a dedicated light space, a practice, or a household running full protocols. The 606 covers targeted, smaller-area work. They connect: start with one, pair a 606 with a 1612 for targeted-plus-full-body, or add a second 1612 for wrap-around coverage. Three independent timers on every unit — Red/NIR, UVA, UVB — run one spectrum, stack two, or all four at once.

Check the Specs

• Total power: 1612W
• Wavelengths: 630nm + 670nm red · 830nm NIR · UVA 320–400nm (peak 365/370nm) · UVB 311nm narrowband
• LED setup: 90 × 3W LEDs + 5 × 200W COB modules
• UVB bulbs: 4 × Philips PL-L 36W/01/4P · UVA bulbs: 4 × Philips PL-L 18W/10/4P (Philips, made in Poland)
• Drivers: Meanwell industrial-grade · 0% flicker · magnetic field undetectable
• Modes: LED / COB / UVA / UVB — independently or combined · three independent timers
• Modular — connects with other EMR-TEK modular units
• Dimensions: 4 ft × 1.77 ft × 0.68 ft · Weight: 20.8 kg (45.8 lbs)
• Global voltage, built-in converter — 110V and 220V, no adapter · pulley mounting system included
• Patent granted · Warranty: 2 years

How to use your light

Red/NIR mode: start with 5 minutes on LED only and build to 20 minutes per session; add COB for deeper intensity once you've adapted. Facial use: LED mode only, 18–24 inches. Position 12–24 inches from your target. Up to 5 sessions per week.

UVA & UVB mode: start at 1 minute and increase gradually to a maximum of 5 minutes — with UV, your body doesn't need long sessions, and the built-in timers hold the limit for you. Blackout goggles required. If you notice any redness afterward, you've exceeded your time — shorten your next session.

Important safety information

We classify this device honestly, because you should know exactly what you're operating. The Krypton UV device is a high-intensity ultraviolet (UV) light system classified under IEC 62471 as Risk Group 3 (High Risk) — it emits levels of optical radiation that may be hazardous without proper precautions. Treat it with the respect you'd give the midday sun: avoid direct eye exposure at all times, wear the UV-blocking protective eyewear, follow the recommended exposure times and distances, and use only as directed. Misuse may result in skin or eye injury. By using this product, you acknowledge and accept these risks and agree to follow all safety guidelines provided. Do not use while sleeping. Indoor use only.