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Philips Zoom WhiteSpeed is a professional in-office LED tooth whitening system designed for use by dental professionals. The system combines Philips Zoom whitening gel with a high-intensity LED accelerator to support fast, controlled whitening treatment in a dental clinic.
Professional light-activated in-office tooth whitening system
Proprietary LED light technology
Three adjustable light intensity settings: Low, Medium and High
Adjustable intensity supports patient sensitivity management
Designed to provide up to 8 shades of whitening in approximately 45 minutes
Typical treatment consists of three 15-minute whitening sessions
An optional fourth 15-minute session may be performed at the discretion of the dental professional
LED system designed for approximately 50,000 hours of use
Mobile floor-standing design with casters for easy positioning around the dental chair
Adjustable accelerator boom and treatment head
Light Guide assists with correct positioning and treatment distance
Air-cooled LED system
Designed exclusively for professional dental use
Whitening Result Up to 8 shades whiter Typical Treatment Time 45 minutes Standard Treatment Cycles 3 x 15-minute whitening sessions Optional Additional Cycle 1 x 15-minute session at the dental professional's discretion Light Intensity Settings Low, Medium and High Maximum Intensity Setting Designed for maximum whitening performance Lower Intensity Setting Designed to assist with heat and sensitivity management
Light Source LED array Light Technology Philips Zoom proprietary LED whitening technology Current Published Whitening Wavelength Approximately 420–460 nm Published Light Intensity Approximately 190 mW/cm² System Bandwidth Listed in WhiteSpeed IFU 400–505 nm LED Service Life Approximately 50,000 hours Cooling System Air cooled
Note: Philips documentation from different WhiteSpeed model generations and markets lists slightly different optical specifications. Current Philips product information describes the active whitening light at approximately 420–460 nm, while an earlier WhiteSpeed Instructions for Use document specifies an overall LED system bandwidth of 400–505 nm. Confirm the exact model number and local product label when technical specifications are required for regulatory or procurement purposes.
Input Voltage 100–240 V AC Rated Current 3 A Frequency 50–60 Hz Operating Mode Continuous Electrical Classification Class I, Type BF Ingress Protection IPX0
Height Approximately 136 cm / 53.5 in Weight Approximately 11 kg / 24 lb Base Mobile floor-standing base Casters 5 Boom Adjustable and foldable accelerator boom Treatment Head Adjustable LED accelerator head
Operating Temperature 10°C to 40°C / 50°F to 104°F Operating Relative Humidity 5% to 95%, non-condensing Operating Atmospheric Pressure 70 kPa to 106 kPa
Storage Temperature -40°C to 70°C / -40°F to 158°F Storage Relative Humidity 5% to 95%, non-condensing Storage Atmospheric Pressure 50 kPa to 106 kPa
Philips Zoom WhiteSpeed LED Accelerator Head
Accelerator Boom
Accelerator Stand
Power Pack
Accelerator Base
Five casters
Safety glasses
Assembly hardware
User manual
Exact package contents may vary according to country, distributor, model number and whether the system is supplied as an equipment-only unit or as part of a Philips Zoom treatment bundle.
The Philips Zoom Light Guide is designed to help establish the correct distance and alignment between the LED accelerator and the patient's smile zone. Compatible Light Guides communicate with the accelerator and provide controlled treatment sessions.
Supports correct light positioning and alignment
Designed for use with the Philips Zoom IsoPrep retractor system
Each compatible new Light Guide can provide up to four 15-minute activation sessions
The accelerator display indicates Light Guide status and remaining sessions
Philips Zoom WhiteSpeed provides adjustable light intensity so the dental professional can select an appropriate setting according to the individual patient and clinical situation. Lower light intensity may be selected when sensitivity or heat management is required, although reducing light intensity may also reduce the whitening result.
The WhiteSpeed LED Accelerator is designed for use with Philips Zoom light-activated professional in-office whitening products. Philips Zoom WhiteSpeed treatment commonly uses a 25% hydrogen peroxide professional whitening gel.
For use by trained and qualified dental professionals only
Protective eyewear must be worn by the patient and personnel in the treatment area during operation
Eye protection must provide appropriate filtration for the wavelengths emitted by the system
Never look directly into the operating LED light
The light should only be directed toward the intended treatment area
Soft tissues must be properly isolated and protected before activation
The accelerator head and Light Guide must be correctly positioned before treatment begins
The device should not be operated with a damaged power cable
Internal servicing should only be performed by qualified or authorized service personnel
The accelerator should be cleaned and disinfected after each whitening procedure. Cleaning or disinfecting liquids should be applied to a soft cloth or disposable towel rather than sprayed directly onto the unit. Abrasive cleaners and solvents should not be used.
The LED output window should be kept clean and free from particles, residue and streaks to maintain optimum light performance.
Designed to comply with applicable electromagnetic compatibility requirements for medical electrical equipment
RF emissions classification: CISPR 11 Group 1
RF emissions: Class A
Power-line harmonics: IEC/EN 61000-3-2 Class A
Power-line flicker: IEC/EN 61000-3-3 compliant
The Philips Zoom WhiteSpeed Whitening LED Accelerator is intended for professional in-office whitening of discolored natural teeth. The LED system is designed to provide the appropriate light energy for activation of compatible Philips Zoom light-activated whitening gel.
This is professional dental equipment and should only be operated by appropriately trained dental personnel. Whitening suitability, treatment duration, light intensity and the number of treatment cycles should be determined by the treating dental professional after evaluating the patient's oral condition and medical history.
