TheraLite Halo Bright Light Therapy Lamp, 10,000 LUX, Angle Adjustable, Wireless Charge Base,TheraLite Halo Bright Light Therapy Lamp MPN: FGE806000000 By Carex 10,000 LUX at 1214" 4 Brightness Settings Touch Control Base Built In Wireless Phone Charging USB Port Angle Adjustable 100% UV Free 3000K Warm White 3. 30 lbs By Carex The TheraLite Halo is built around a dual purpose: deliver effective 10,000 LUX bright light therapy in the morning, then transition into warm ambient overhead lighting for evening reading and relaxation. Its downward

TheraLite Halo Bright Light Therapy Lamp

MPN: FGE806000000  |  By Carex

10,000 LUX at 12–14"  |  4 Brightness Settings  |  Touch-Control Base  |  Built-In Wireless Phone Charging  |  USB Port  |  Angle Adjustable  |  100% UV-Free  |  3000K Warm-White  |  3.30 lbs  |  By Carex

The TheraLite Halo is built around a dual purpose: deliver effective 10,000 LUX bright light therapy in the morning, then transition into warm ambient overhead lighting for evening reading and relaxation. Its downward light projection mimics the angle of the morning sun, recommended for effective light therapy delivery. A touch-control base integrates a built-in wireless phone charging dock and a USB port, keeping a nightstand or desk free of separate charging accessories. Four brightness settings allow the intensity to be tailored from full clinical-strength therapy down to softer ambient lighting. Angle adjustable for flexible positioning. 100% UV protection. 3000K warm-white color temperature suits both therapeutic morning use and comfortable evening lighting. Compact at 3.30 lbs. Corded electric. By Carex.

Specifications

Want an alarm clock built in instead? See the TheraLite Radiance. Need a larger therapy screen? See the Carex Day-Light Elite or Day-Light Classic Plus. Questions about which lamp fits your routine? Call 1-866-218-0902

Key Features

• Dual-purpose morning therapy / evening ambient lighting — full 10,000 LUX strength for a focused morning session, then dimmed to a lower setting for warm, comfortable overhead lighting during evening reading or relaxation; one fixture serves two distinct daily lighting needs
• Touch-control base — settings adjust with a touch interface rather than mechanical switches or buttons, for a clean, modern control experience
• Built-in wireless phone charging — Qi-compatible charging dock integrated into the base; place a compatible phone on the dock to charge without a separate charging pad
• USB charging port — wired charging option for devices not compatible with wireless charging
• 4 brightness settings — full range from clinical-strength 10,000 LUX therapy down to softer ambient settings suited to evening use
• Downward light projection — mimics the angle of the morning sun, the clinically recommended delivery angle for light therapy effectiveness
• Angle adjustable — directs the light precisely where needed for either therapy positioning or reading light positioning
• 100% UV-free full-spectrum LED — safe for daily long-term use without UV exposure risk
• 3000K warm-white color temperature — a softer, more comfortable tone suited to both therapeutic and ambient/evening lighting use, unlike cooler 4000K lamps that are less suited to relaxation lighting
• Compact design at 3.30 lbs — fits easily into a bedroom, living room, or office without dominating the space
• Corded electric | By Carex

Clinical FAQs

How does the TheraLite Halo's dual-purpose design work, and is it as effective for therapy as a single-purpose lamp?

The TheraLite Halo's core light therapy specification — 10,000 LUX delivered at the recommended 12–14 inch distance through full-spectrum LED — meets the same clinical benchmark as single-purpose light therapy lamps in this product family. The dual-purpose design does not compromise this; the lamp's highest brightness setting delivers full therapeutic intensity. What the four-setting design adds is the ability to step the same fixture down to lower intensities suited to ambient or task lighting once the morning therapy session is complete. This is a genuine practical advantage for users who want one fixture serving both roles rather than maintaining a dedicated therapy lamp that sits unused for the rest of the day and a separate reading or ambient lamp for evening hours. For the therapy function specifically, using the lamp at its full setting for a focused 20-to-30-minute morning session delivers the complete clinical benefit regardless of how the lamp is used later in the day.

How does the TheraLite Halo compare to the TheraLite Radiance, and which should I choose?

Both the Halo and Radiance are TheraLite-branded light therapy lamps with 10,000 LUX output, 100% UV protection, 3000K color temperature, four brightness settings, USB charging, and built-in wireless phone charging — they share a closely related feature set. The key functional difference is the Radiance's built-in digital alarm clock display, which the Halo does not include. The Halo instead emphasizes its touch-control base and is positioned explicitly for dual-purpose use — bright morning therapy transitioning to warm evening ambient lighting — while the Radiance's design centers on the bedside desk-clock function alongside therapy. The Halo is also somewhat heavier (3.30 lbs vs. the Radiance's 1.5 lbs) with a larger overall footprint (17.3"H × 8.1"W × 15.7"D), suggesting a more substantial overhead-style fixture compared to the Radiance's flatter desk-panel format. For users who want an alarm clock combined with their light therapy lamp, the Radiance is the better fit. For users who want a more substantial fixture that doubles convincingly as an evening reading or ambient light — without needing the alarm clock function — the Halo's touch-control design and warm-light evening use case are the better match.

Why is 3000K used for both therapy and evening relaxation lighting on the Halo, when other therapy lamps use cooler 4000K?

The Halo's 3000K color temperature is a warm white tone — by design, intended to work well in both of its stated use cases. For the morning therapy session, the LUX intensity (light brightness) is the primary driver of therapeutic effect, not the color temperature; both 3000K and 4000K lamps in this product family deliver effective bright light therapy at 10,000 LUX. Choosing 3000K specifically supports the Halo's secondary use case as evening ambient and reading light, where a warm tone is generally more comfortable and less likely to interfere with the body's natural evening wind-down compared to a cooler, bluer-toned light. Cooler color temperatures (4000K and above, particularly blue-enriched light) are more strongly associated with suppressing melatonin and signaling wakefulness — desirable in the morning for a therapy lamp, but potentially counterproductive in the evening for a lamp also intended for relaxation use. The Halo's 3000K compromise supports its dual-purpose design: effective for morning therapy, comfortable for evening use, without requiring the user to want a bright blue-white light glowing in their bedroom at night.

Questions about the TheraLite Halo, comparing it to the TheraLite Radiance, or light therapy in general? Call our product specialists: 1-866-218-0902  |  Mon–Fri 9am–5pm, Sat 9am–3pm EST