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Antared Pro — venues
Ten minutes in a break room, with nobody there to explain.
In a workplace the user has had no training, will not read a manual, and has a short slot between two meetings. Simplicity of use therefore beats the number of settings, and the question of who owns it internally comes before the question of which model.
For a company installing shared break-room equipment, with no dedicated staff to supervise it.
Visual
A workplace break room: an Antared DESK panel on a low table, an armchair, plants, daylight through a window wall.
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The space
What this space demands of the hardware.
This segment is decided by adoption, not by the spec sheet: shared equipment nobody owns ends up in a cupboard before the quarter is out.
No trained users
One button, one timer, one posted instruction. Every extra setting is one more reason not to use it.
A shared room
The device lives in a common space, so it is visible and handled by everyone. It has to be stowed, cleaned, and moved without harm.
A short slot
Ten minutes between two meetings. Anything requiring full undressing or booking a room will not be used.
It needs an internal owner
Someone who answers questions and puts the device back. Without that role, the equipment disappears without anyone deciding to remove it.
The setup
A seated spot, one instruction, one owner.
The desk format sits on a low table or a worktop, angled to one side rather than facing the user: the light reaches skin without sitting in the field of view. Ten minutes is enough, and the useful distance is that of a screen — roughly 40 to 50 cm.
A seated spot, not a room
An armchair in the break room is enough. A dedicated room adds a booking, and therefore an obstacle.
Angled, never facing
The device is not made to be looked at. A sideways orientation settles that without an extra instruction.
A three-line instruction
Duration, distance, bare skin. Posted in French and English, next to the device.
A name on the equipment
The person who answers questions. That is what decides real usage three months in.
Visual
A three-quarter view: a lit DESK panel angled beside an armchair, the bare forearms of a seated person, the break room behind.
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What we supply
The hardware, and what you need to talk about it correctly.
These documents are not a pitch: they are the same figures published on the site, in the same form, so that nothing diverges between what we write and what you will write.
Irradiance measurements, with their distance
A mW/cm² figure without a measurement distance means nothing. Ours are published as mW/cm² at X cm.
The spectrum, channel by channel
Which wavelengths on which device, and which of them are controlled separately.
Wall copy and internal communications
The text to post beside the device and the text to send your teams, in French and English, with no promise we could not keep.
Framing
What you may not write in an internal communication.
This block is not stylistic caution. A professional installing our devices is the one who will speak to the people using them: handing over the hardware without the boundary would move the claim, not avoid it.
This is not occupational health
Wellness products, without medical-device CE marking. The equipment is not part of any regulated prevention scheme.
No promise about fatigue or sleep
We do not write that a session reduces fatigue, improves sleep, or sharpens focus. What can be described is the usage.
No individual tracking
Break-room equipment collects nothing and attaches to no record. Individual usage is neither measured nor requested.
No study has been run on our devices
Published work covers wavelengths and doses, never Antared hardware.
Talk to someone
What we need in order to answer usefully.
Five lines are enough for a first precise answer, with figures wherever we have them. We reply in French and in English.
Tell us
- How many people on site, and how many sites are involved.
- The room: shared break area, quiet space, or bookable room.
- How long a slot your teams can realistically take.
- Who will own the equipment internally.
- Your timeline, and the budget frame it belongs to.
Visual
An empty break room, device off on its table, the instruction sign beside it: the installation as it looks in the morning.
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Put it into practice
The right device is the one that fits your space.
These three formats are the ones this context calls for most often. The final pick is decided by the surface to cover and the number of sessions, not by LED count.
Personal · Desktop
Antared DESK
Compact 7-spectrum panel, red through near-infrared, for a daily session that sits on your desk.
€299,00 DiscoverFace · Cordless
Antared Mask
Flexible silicone mask, 288 LEDs across 4 channels including 630 nm red and 850 nm near-infrared.
€250,00 DiscoverFull body · Large format
Antared PANO ULTRA
Large-format panel for full-body routines, studios, and athletic recovery.
€1.500,00 DiscoverAntared DESK is built for exactly this: a compact, desk-ready panel that fits into an office wellness room or even an individual workspace, supporting employees' focus and recovery without disrupting the workday.
Why companies add Antared
- Compact footprint, quiet operation, simple controls
- A tangible, visible wellness benefit beyond a stipend or app subscription
- Scales from a single wellness room device to multiple desk units