Beurer IL-60 Infrared Heat Radiator

Original price was: ₨ 24,000.Current price is: ₨ 23,499.

LifeCare LC-112 Infrared Bulb Lamp (100 Watt) – For Physiotherapy

Original price was: ₨ 4,000.Current price is: ₨ 1,999.

Beurer IL-11 Infrared Lamp – White

Original price was: ₨ 6,500.Current price is: ₨ 6,175.

Beurer 100 Watt Spare Bulb for Infrared Lamp

Original price was: ₨ 2,600.Current price is: ₨ 2,299.

Beurer 150 Watt Spare Bulb for Infrared Lamp

Original price was: ₨ 6,500.Current price is: ₨ 6,399.

Lucky Star R95 Infrared Bulb

Original price was: ₨ 2,000.Current price is: ₨ 1,699.

LifeCare LC-1250 Infrared Light Lamp 100 Watt Blub for Physiotherapy

Original price was: ₨ 4,000.Current price is: ₨ 2,599.

Beurer IL-21 Infrared Lamp – White

Original price was: ₨ 11,500.Current price is: ₨ 10,925.

Beurer IL-50 Infrared Heat Lamp

Original price was: ₨ 24,000.Current price is: ₨ 23,499.

An infrared lamp is one of the simplest and most trusted ways to relieve muscle pain, joint stiffness, and back pain at home — the same deep-heat therapy physiotherapists use in clinics across Pakistan. At Hamza Surgical, we stock genuine infrared light lamps and bulbs from Beurer (Germany), Philips, LifeCare, and Lucky Star, all sourced directly from authorized channels and delivered nationwide from our Lahore warehouse.

The infrared lamp price in Pakistan currently ranges from Rs. 1,699 for a replacement infrared bulb to Rs. 23,499 for a professional-grade Beurer infrared heat lamp. If you only need a complete plug-and-use infrared lamp for home physiotherapy, prices start at Rs. 1,999. Below you will find the complete, up-to-date price list of every infrared lamp and bulb available at Hamza Surgical, followed by a practical buying guide to help you choose the right wattage, type, and brand for your needs.

Infrared Lamp Price List in Pakistan (Updated  2026)

Infrared Lamp / Bulb ModelTypeWattageOriginal PriceCurrent Price at Hamza Surgical
Lucky Star R95 Infrared BulbInfrared bulb only100WRs. 2,000Rs. 1,699
LifeCare LC-112 Infrared Bulb Lamp (for Physiotherapy)Complete lamp100WRs. 4,000Rs. 1,999
Beurer 100 Watt Spare Bulb for Infrared LampInfrared bulb only100WRs. 2,600Rs. 2,299
LifeCare LC-1250 Infrared Light Lamp (for Physiotherapy)Complete lamp100WRs. 4,000Rs. 2,599
Philips 100 Watt Infrared BulbInfrared bulb only100WRs. 2,999
Beurer IL-11 Infrared Lamp – WhiteTabletop lamp100WRs. 6,500Rs. 6,175
Beurer 150 Watt Spare Bulb for Infrared LampInfrared bulb only150WRs. 6,500Rs. 6,399
Beurer IL-21 Infrared Lamp – WhiteTabletop lamp (tiltable)150WRs. 11,500Rs. 10,925
Beurer IL-50 Infrared Heat LampProfessional heat lamp300WRs. 24,000Rs. 23,499
Beurer IL-60 Infrared Heat RadiatorProfessional heat radiator300WRs. 24,000Rs. 23,499

Prices are updated regularly and reflect current stock at Hamza Surgical. Some high-demand models sell out quickly — WhatsApp 0312-4015-958 to confirm availability before ordering.

Infrared Lamp Price Range in Pakistan

To make budgeting easier, here is how the price range breaks down by category:

  • Infrared bulbs only (Rs. 1,699 – 6,399): If your existing lamp or clamp holder works fine and only the bulb has burnt out, a replacement is the cheapest option. The Lucky Star R95 at Rs. 1,699 is the most affordable, the genuine Philips 100W infrared bulb costs Rs. 2,999, and the Beurer 150W spare bulb sits at Rs. 6,399 for higher heat output.
  • Budget infrared lamps for home use (Rs. 1,999 – 2,599): The LifeCare LC-112 and LC-1250 are complete 100-watt physiotherapy lamps at the lowest complete-unit prices in Pakistan — ideal for first-time buyers treating occasional neck, shoulder, or knee pain.
  • Mid-range German-engineered lamps (Rs. 6,175 – 10,925): The Beurer IL-11 (100W) and Beurer IL-21 (150W) offer certified medical-device build quality, adjustable tilt, and pressed-glass bulbs for safe, even heat. This is the sweet spot for regular home physiotherapy.
  • Professional infrared heat lamps (Rs. 23,499): The Beurer IL-50 and IL-60 deliver 300 watts with a large treatment surface, timer, and adjustable angle — the choice of physiotherapy clinics, sports academies, and users treating larger areas like the full back.

In short, the infrared light price in Pakistan starts as low as Rs. 1,699 and tops out at Rs. 23,499 for clinic-grade equipment, so there is a genuine option for every budget.

What Is an Infrared Lamp and How Does It Work?

An infrared lamp (also called an infrared heat lamp or IR lamp) produces infrared radiation — invisible light just beyond the red end of the visible spectrum — that penetrates a few millimetres into the skin and underlying tissue. This gentle deep heat dilates blood vessels, boosts local circulation, relaxes tight muscles, and helps the body clear inflammatory by-products faster. That is why infrared lamps for physiotherapy have been a standard thermotherapy tool in hospitals and rehab centres for decades.

Luminous vs Non-Luminous Infrared Lamps

Buyers in Pakistan often ask about the difference between a luminous infrared lamp and a non-luminous infrared lamp:

  • A luminous infrared lamp — like the Philips, Beurer, LifeCare, and Lucky Star models on this page — uses a heated filament bulb that emits both visible red light and near-infrared rays. It heats up within seconds and penetrates deeper into tissue, which is why it is the standard choice for muscle and joint therapy at home and in clinics.
  • A non-luminous infrared lamp uses a heated element (no visible glow) that emits far-infrared rays. It takes longer to warm up and the heat is more superficial. These units are mostly found in older hospital physiotherapy departments.

For home pain relief, a luminous infrared lamp is the practical, affordable, and widely recommended option.

Benefits and Uses of Infrared Lamp Therapy

Doctors and physiotherapists in Pakistan commonly recommend infrared lamp therapy for:

  • Back pain and sciatica: A 15–20 minute session with an infrared heat lamp positioned 40–50 cm from the lower back eases stiffness and muscle guarding around the spine.
  • Neck and shoulder tension: Office workers and students who spend long hours at a screen use tabletop models like the Beurer IL-11 for quick relief.
  • Muscle pain and sports recovery: Deep heat improves micro-circulation, helping strains, sprains, and post-workout soreness recover faster.
  • Arthritis and joint stiffness: Warmth increases synovial fluid movement, reducing morning stiffness in knees, hands, and shoulders — a major reason elderly buyers choose an infrared lamp for physiotherapy at home.
  • Cold, flu, and sinus congestion: Beurer specifically lists its IL series for the treatment of colds; gentle facial warming (with eyes closed or covered) can ease sinus discomfort.
  • Cold hands and feet / poor circulation: Regular sessions promote vasodilation in the extremities.

Because it is drug-free and non-invasive, an infrared lamp is a one-time investment that can replace repeated clinic visits for routine thermotherapy — most users recover the cost within a few weeks compared to per-session physiotherapy fees.

Which Infrared Lamp Should You Buy? (Quick Guide)

  • Tightest budget, occasional use: LifeCare LC-112 (Rs. 1,999) — complete 100W lamp at the price of a bare bulb.
  • Daily home physiotherapy: Beurer IL-11 (Rs. 6,175) — compact, tiltable, German-certified medical device.
  • Stronger heat, larger areas at home: Beurer IL-21 (Rs. 10,925) — 150W with adjustable screen angle.
  • Clinic, sports academy, or full-back treatment: Beurer IL-50 or IL-60 (Rs. 23,499) — 300W professional units with timer and wide treatment field.
  • Replacement bulb only: Lucky Star R95 (Rs. 1,699), Philips 100W (Rs. 2,999), or the original Beurer 100W/150W spare bulbs (Rs. 2,299 / Rs. 6,399) depending on your lamp model.

Wattage tip: 100W is sufficient for targeted home use on the neck, knee, or shoulder. Choose 150W for stronger heat on medium areas, and 300W professional units for full-back or clinical treatment.

How to Use an Infrared Lamp Safely

  1. Position the lamp 30–50 cm from the treatment area (follow the distance printed in your model’s manual).
  2. Limit sessions to 15–20 minutes, up to 2–3 times per day.
  3. Never look directly into the lamp — keep eyes closed or covered during facial treatment.
  4. Do not use on open wounds, acute swelling, areas with reduced heat sensitivity, or during fever.
  5. Diabetics, pregnant women, and people with heart conditions or pacemakers should consult a doctor first.
  6. Let the bulb cool fully before touching or storing the lamp.

Used correctly, side effects are limited to temporary skin redness that fades within an hour.

Why Buy Your Infrared Lamp from Hamza Surgical?

  • 100% genuine stock — original Beurer, Philips, LifeCare, and Lucky Star products with manufacturer warranty, never refurbished or copy units.
  • Lowest wholesale-direct prices — discounts of up to 50% off retail, as shown in the price list above.
  • Fast nationwide delivery — 2–5 working days to Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, Multan, Peshawar, Quetta, and every other city in Pakistan.
  • Expert guidance before you buy — our Lahore-based medical equipment team helps you pick the right wattage and model on WhatsApp: 0312-4015-958.
  • Complete home-physiotherapy range — pair your infrared lamp with a TENS machine or heating pad from the same trusted supplier.
  • Physical presence — visit us at G-9, Saith Mansion, 10-Syed Moj Darya Road, Lahore.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the infrared lamp price in Pakistan today?

Infrared lamp prices in Pakistan currently range from Rs. 1,999 for the LifeCare LC-112 (100W complete lamp) to Rs. 23,499 for the professional Beurer IL-50 and IL-60 heat lamps. Infrared bulbs alone start from Rs. 1,699.

What is the Philips infrared lamp price in Pakistan?

The genuine Philips 100 Watt infrared bulb is available at Hamza Surgical for Rs. 2,999. It fits standard E27 lamp holders and is the most popular replacement bulb for physiotherapy lamps in Pakistan.

What is the Beurer infrared lamp price in Pakistan?

Beurer infrared lamps in Pakistan range from Rs. 6,175 for the IL-11 (100W tabletop) to Rs. 10,925 for the IL-21 (150W) and Rs. 23,499 for the professional IL-50 and IL-60 (300W). Original Beurer spare bulbs cost Rs. 2,299 (100W) and Rs. 6,399 (150W).

Which infrared lamp is best for physiotherapy at home?

For daily home physiotherapy, the Beurer IL-11 offers the best balance of safety certification, build quality, and price at Rs. 6,175. On a tight budget, the LifeCare LC-112 at Rs. 1,999 provides the same 100W therapeutic heat in a simpler housing.

Which wattage infrared bulb should I choose — 100W or 150W?

A 100W infrared bulb is ideal for targeted treatment of the neck, shoulder, knee, or elbow. Choose 150W if you want stronger heat or treat medium-sized areas like the thigh or upper back. Clinics treating the full back typically use 300W units such as the Beurer IL-50.

Is it safe to use an infrared lamp every day?

Yes. Sessions of 15–20 minutes, two to three times daily at the recommended distance are considered safe for most people. Avoid use on open wounds or numb skin, protect your eyes, and consult a doctor if you are pregnant, diabetic, or have a heart condition.

What is the difference between a luminous and non-luminous infrared lamp?

A luminous infrared lamp uses a glowing filament bulb that emits visible red light plus near-infrared rays with deeper tissue penetration — this is the type sold on this page. A non-luminous lamp uses a dark heated element producing far-infrared rays with more surface-level heat, mainly used in institutional setups.

Where can I buy a genuine infrared lamp in Lahore or online in Pakistan?

You can order online at hamzasurgical.com with delivery anywhere in Pakistan within 2–5 working days, or visit Hamza Surgical at G-9, Saith Mansion, 10-Syed Moj Darya Road, Lahore. For instant price confirmation, WhatsApp 0312-4015-958.