Original Philips 100 Watt Infrared Bulb

Original price was: ₨ 3,500.Current price is: ₨ 2,799.

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 Philips 100 Watt Spare Bulb for Infrared Lamp

₨ 3,500

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: ₨ 3,000.Current price is: ₨ 2,499.

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

Original price was: ₨ 4,000.Current price is: ₨ 3,050.

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.

Infrared Lamp and Bulb Price in Pakistan

Complete infrared lamps at Hamza Surgical are listed from Rs. 1,999 to Rs. 23,499, while replacement bulbs range from Rs. 2,499 to Rs. 6,399. Compare LifeCare and Beurer lamps alongside Philips, Lucky Star and Beurer spare-bulb listings.

Choose a complete lamp if you need the housing, electrical connection and light source. If you already own a working lamp, check its approved replacement bulb before ordering.

Infrared Lamp Price List

No. Complete Lamp Price (PKR)
1 LifeCare LC-112 Infrared Bulb Lamp, 100W 1,999
2 LifeCare LC-1250 Infrared Light Lamp, 100W 3,000
3 Beurer IL-11 Infrared Lamp 6,175
4 Beurer IL-21 Infrared Lamp 10,925
5 Beurer IL-50 Infrared Heat Lamp 23,499
6 Beurer IL-60 Infrared Heat Radiator 23,499

Infrared Replacement Bulb Prices

No. Replacement Bulb Price (PKR)
1 Lucky Star R95 Infrared Bulb 2,499
2 Philips 100W Infrared Bulb 2,799
3 Beurer Philips 100W Spare Bulb — separate listing 3,500
4 Beurer 150W Spare Bulb 6,399

Prices may change. Confirm availability, the exact bulb reference, package contents and delivery charges before payment. Replacement-bulb prices do not include a complete lamp.

What Is an Infrared Heat Lamp?

An infrared heat lamp directs radiant warmth towards a selected body area without requiring a heating pad to touch the skin. These products are intended for local warming within the uses described in their manuals.

Heat may provide temporary comfort for some muscle tension and stiffness. It does not establish the cause of pain or replace an assessment when symptoms persist or worsen.

Choosing an Infrared Lamp

Compare Coverage and Positioning

Consider the area you want to warm, the lamp’s adjustment range and whether you can maintain the required distance comfortably. Use a stable surface and leave enough space around the device.

Look Beyond Wattage

Wattage describes electrical power consumption; it does not, by itself, indicate treatment effectiveness. Reflector design, distance and exposure time also affect the warmth reaching the skin. A higher-powered lamp is not automatically a better choice.

Check Controls and Replacement Parts

Compare timer functions, automatic shut-off, angle adjustment and access to approved replacement bulbs. Verify these features for the exact model rather than assuming every lamp includes them.

How to Choose a Compatible Infrared Bulb

Match the replacement to the lamp manufacturer’s instructions. Check:

  • Model compatibility: The approved bulb or replacement-part reference.
  • Wattage: Never exceed the lamp’s specified rating.
  • Voltage: Match the electrical requirements.
  • Base and dimensions: The bulb must fit both the socket and housing correctly.
  • Bulb type: A matching socket alone does not establish safe compatibility.

Do not replace a 100W bulb with a 150W version simply to obtain more heat. Unplug the lamp and allow it to cool fully before changing the bulb.

Safe Use of Infrared Lamps

Follow the Exact Model Instructions

There is no single distance or session length suitable for every infrared lamp. Follow the manual supplied with your device, including its maximum operating time and cooling requirements.

Start conservatively within those instructions and check the skin regularly. Stop if you experience burning, discomfort, itching or excessive redness.

Protect Your Eyes

Never stare into an operating infrared lamp. Use the protective eyewear specified by the manufacturer. Closing your eyes is not a universal substitute for the required protection.

Keep the Lamp Clear and Stable

Keep fabrics and other combustible materials outside the clearance specified in the manual. Do not cover the lamp, touch its hot surface or use it near water. Stay awake during use and unplug it afterwards.

Check whether heat is appropriate: Seek professional advice before use if you have reduced temperature sensation, neuropathy, poor circulation or a condition that makes heat exposure unsafe. Do not use the lamp to self-treat unexplained pain, damaged skin or a fresh swollen injury.

Infrared Lamps for Winter Use

During colder months, an infrared lamp can provide local warmth when used as directed. It is not a room heater or a device to leave operating while sleeping. Keep blankets, clothing and curtains away from the lamp, even when the room feels cold.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the lowest listed infrared lamp price?

The LifeCare LC-112 complete 100W lamp is listed at Rs. 1,999. Check package contents and availability before ordering.

What is the Philips infrared bulb price?

The Philips 100W infrared bulb is listed at Rs. 2,799. A separate Beurer Philips 100W spare-bulb listing is priced at Rs. 3,500. Confirm the exact replacement reference for your lamp.

Can I use any infrared bulb with my lamp?

No. Use the replacement specified for the device. Wattage, voltage, bulb type, dimensions and socket compatibility all matter.

Are infrared heat lamps the same as red-light LED panels?

No. A heat lamp and an LED light-therapy panel can differ in light output, heat generation and intended use. Do not transfer treatment claims or operating instructions from one device type to another.

How long should I use an infrared lamp?

Follow your model’s manual. Avoid applying a general “15–20 minute” recommendation to every lamp, as permitted exposure times differ.

Buy Infrared Lamps and Bulbs from Hamza Surgical

Compare the listed lamps and spare bulbs, then contact 0312 4015958 for product and compatibility confirmation. When requesting a replacement, provide your lamp’s model number and the markings on its existing bulb.

Review ordering instructions and the return and warranty policy before purchasing.