Red and near-infrared light. PEMF. An open-head design with more room for personal choice.
A recovery experience shaped around the guest—and a service plan shaped around your studio.
TriWave is our experience name. Light, PEMF and optional ear stimulation are distinct technologies, selected and arranged with staff guidance.
A reclining LED system provides body light exposure. An independent face mask can be selected separately for appropriate guests.
PEMF stands for pulsed electromagnetic fields. The proposed updated bed places a coil array within the transparent bed surface.
ZenoWell Luna Plus is an optional ear-worn taVNS device. It uses electrical stimulation through an ear electrode and is selected separately.
More modules do not automatically make a better session. Staff confirm the appropriate combination, sequence and timing for each guest.
Keep your view open. Listen. Choose a separate face option. The starting point is what feels comfortable to you today.
Leave the head and face open, with no headset or face mask. Choose a quiet room and let the team know how much conversation you prefer.
Eye protection is selected for the equipment in use. An open head position does not remove that requirement.
Choose gentle music, a breathing track or guided relaxation. Audio can be a simple option for guests who prefer not to watch a screen.
Content, volume and timing are chosen separately from the body equipment settings.
The proposed adjustable tablet brings content and simple comfort choices within reach. Watch suitable content when your eye-protection requirements allow it.
Viewing can be arranged before or after a light session when eye protection blocks the screen.
An independently selected LED face mask can be offered when appropriate. Staff explain the mask, preparation and required eye protection before it is used.
Mask time and body-equipment time are planned separately. Choose audio or quiet while your view is covered.
For guests who enjoy a headset, suitable nature scenes or guided content can offer an optional immersive experience. You can always choose to keep your view open.
VR and a face mask are separate choices. Headset fit, eye protection and equipment compatibility are reviewed first. The image shows the open-head concept.
A supported head position. The concept places the headrest outside the body canopy.
Content is a choice. Audio, viewing and quiet time can be considered independently.
Staff stay part of the experience. Preparation, comfort checks and help are built into the service.
The proposed ETHEREN guest console brings content and comfort preferences together on an adjustable tablet.
Staff confirm the equipment settings. Guests choose how they spend their quiet time and can ask for an adjustment or help.
Audio, suitable viewing or quiet
Preferences and staff assistance
Useful feedback for the next visit
The console is a planned system feature. Available functions are confirmed with the installation.
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A thoughtful service flow connects recovery with the personal attention guests already value in your studio.
Preferred content, head position and feedback can inform the next conversation. Staff still review how you feel today, your recent sessions and the selected equipment’s instructions.
Start with your floor plan, team and intended guest experience. Equipment and ongoing services are scoped together in a clear proposal.
Selected bed and accessories, delivery access, power, clearances and cleaning arrangements.
Guest preparation, manufacturer instructions, module selection, comfort checks and staff handovers.
Booking resources, permission-based preferences and feedback tools within the agreed system scope.
Menu presentation, practical launch support, maintenance responsibilities and defined support terms.
The base-unit figures below come from the original EH-5 Pro materials. Updated equipment, accessories and installation requirements are confirmed in the final specification.
| Body light | Original materials list approximately 43,000 LEDs, with 633 / 660 / 810 / 850 / 940 nm wavelengths. Actual output, independent controls and operating settings are confirmed for the delivered unit. |
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| Updated PEMF arrangement | Proposed ring-coil array within the transparent bed surface. Coil count, field strength, pulse settings and control interface require the updated equipment specification. |
| Open-head arrangement | External head support with an adjustable tablet mount; optional audio, face-mask and VR configurations are reviewed separately. Final clearances and support design depend on the selected setup. |
| Optional ear module | ZenoWell Luna Plus, an independent taVNS device. Its instructions, guest suitability and compatibility are reviewed separately from the body equipment. |
| Optional face module | CurrentBody LED Blue Light Therapy Mask Series 2 is one proposed option. Follow its own preparation, eye-protection and use instructions. Other head options are selected separately. |
| Guest console | Proposed 14-inch tablet and adjustable support. Content, assistance, control and record functions are confirmed individually in the implementation scope. |
| Base-unit dimensions | Original reference: 2,198 × 1,157 × 1,079 mm (approximately 86.5 × 45.6 × 42.5 in). These are equipment dimensions, not the required room size. Additional platform, entry and service clearances are reviewed for your space. |
| Power & installation | Original materials list 220 V / 50–60 Hz, with other power configurations by inquiry. Confirm the delivered unit’s electrical requirements, circuit capacity and site preparation before installation. |
| Commercial scope | Written configuration, shipping, installation, taxes, training, warranty, consumables and ongoing software or support are set out in the proposal. |
An accessory’s clearance or certification applies to that specific product. It does not establish clearance or certification of the combined ETHEREN system.
Ask about the experience, the equipment and how it fits your studio.
The body light and PEMF equipment are the starting point. TriWave describes the wider ETHEREN service approach: an open-head configuration, separately selected options, staff guidance and continuity between visits. Your proposal defines the delivered equipment and system features.
No. Module choice, order and timing depend on the guest and the selected equipment’s instructions. Luna Plus is an optional electrical-stimulation device, scheduled separately from PEMF unless compatibility is confirmed. A face mask and VR headset are separate choices.
Only when the equipment instructions and required eye protection allow it. Protective eyewear can block the screen. Audio or quiet time may be more appropriate, with viewing arranged before or after.
There is no universal schedule. Session length, settings, recent use and any combined services are reviewed against the selected equipment’s instructions and the guest’s situation. The studio confirms the appointment length and available options when booking.
No. Luna Plus provides electrical stimulation through an ear electrode. Guided audio and VR are content experiences. They are described and selected separately.
The open-head and face-mask images are concept visualizations based on the supplied equipment reference. The guest console illustrates planned functions. Final hardware, accessories and working software features are confirmed in the installation scope.
Yes. Recovery can be scoped as Module C within the Hybrid Studio System. You can also discuss marketing and booking, guest memory, memberships or collaborative massage as separate additions.
Use the Mesa studio’s current service menu or ask the team before booking. Configurations and local service availability may differ.
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