Kernel UV-B Phototherapy Lamp (Model KN-4003B)

The Kernel Phototherapy Lamp can be used to treat all parts of the body, including the scalp with the special comb attachment which comes with the product. The comb attachment can also be used as a distance guard when treating other parts of the body.

Product Detail

• Description of Use: Can be used in a health clinic or at home to treat Psoriasis, Vitiligo, Eczema, Dermatitis, Hyperbilirubin, and other skin disorders.


• The phototherapy device can be used to treat all parts of the body, including the scalp with the special comb attachment which comes with the product. The comb attachment can also be used as a distance guard when treating other parts of the body.


• Designed for use by many professional dermatologists, clinics, hospitals and knowledgeable home care users. Treatment can be as little as five minutes 3-4 times a week for each area treated.


• Suitable for body and scalp treatment


• Portable, lightweight and easy to use


• Integrated timer function assures safe and proper UV-B exposure


• Model: KN-4003B


• Manufacturer: Kernel


• Philips UV Bulb: 9W UV-B/311nm (PL-S9W/01/2P*1)


• Timer Function: Yes


• Exposure area: 48 cm2


• Size: 317 * 52 * 48 mm


• Certification: CE, FDA


• Power: 110 / 220 volts


• Power Rating: 50 VA


• Warranty: 2 Years

Package Contents

• 1 * UV Phototherapy Device


• 1 * Comb Attachment


• 1 * AC Adapter


• 1 * UV Goggles


• 1 * User's Manual

Usage Guide

• To use it simply place it against the affected area. Positive results have been seen in as little as one week, however results do vary between individuals and severity of condition. We recommend that you consult your dermatologist for full treatment advice before use.


• The treatments can be done at home or in a clinic. It is important to control the exposure time so that the skin does not burn from overexposure. Treatment can take a few weeks if the spots existed for less than 3 years. If the spots have been there more than 3 years, it can take a few months. Phototherapy sessions are done 2–3 times a week. Spots on a large area of the body may require full body treatment in a clinic or hospital.