Equine Red & Near Infrared Light Therapy Back Wrap (M 35" × 28")

660nm 850nm LED Therapy Blanket for Horse Back, Muscle Recovery & Joint Support

This equine therapy wrap is designed to cover a large treatment area on the horse's body.
Please carefully check the dimensions before purchasing to ensure the wrap fits your horse and the intended treatment area.

Size (M) : 35" × 28" (Approx. 89 × 71 cm)

LED Quantity: 280 LEDs (840 LED chips total)

Wavelengths: 660nm Red Light + 850nm Near Infrared Light

Light Distribution: 280 Red LEDs + 560 Near Infrared LEDs

Irradiance: Approx. 150 mW/cm² at surface

Energy Output: Approx. 180 J per 20-minute session

Timer: Built-in automatic shut-off timer (about 20 minutes)

Pulse Frequency: 10 Hz

Coverage Area: Horse back, Large muscle groups, Hip area, Hindquarters, Shoulder muscles

Equine Red & Near Infrared Light Therapy Back Wrap

This M equine light therapy wrap is designed to deliver targeted red and near infrared photobiomodulation therapy to the horse’s back and major muscle groups.

Using a combination of 660nm red light and 850nm near infrared light, the device helps stimulate cellular activity and supports natural biological processes related to circulation, tissue recovery, and muscle relaxation.

The large flexible design allows the therapy wrap to cover a wider treatment area compared with handheld devices, making it suitable for equine wellness routines and post-exercise care.

Key Features：

❊❊ Dual-Wavelength Light Therapy

Combines 660nm visible red light and 850nm near-infrared light to support both surface tissues and deeper muscle structures.

❊❊ M (35" × 28") Coverage Therapy Wrap

Designed to cover large areas such as the horse’s back, abdomen, or major muscle groups, making it suitable for regular wellness routines.

❊❊ Even LED Distribution

With 280 LEDs (840 chips) distributed across the pad, the wrap provides consistent light exposure over the treatment area.

❊❊ Automatic Safety Timer

The built-in timer automatically turns the device off after the recommended session time to ensure safe and consistent use.

❊❊ Flexible & Easy to Use

The soft wrap design allows the device to conform comfortably to the horse’s body and remain securely positioned during treatment.

Key Benefits of Equine Light Therapy

❊❊ Supports Muscle Recovery

LED photobiomodulation may help horses recover after exercise by promoting circulation and supporting natural cellular repair processes.

❊❊ Helps Relieve Muscle Stiffness

Regular sessions may help reduce muscle tightness and improve comfort in working or aging horses.

❊❊ Promotes Healthy Circulation

Light therapy may stimulate local blood flow, delivering oxygen and nutrients to tissues.

❊❊ Non-Invasive Wellness Support

Light therapy provides a drug-free option that many horse owners incorporate into their equine care routines.

Potential Applications

Many horse owners incorporate LED light therapy into equine care routines for:

• Muscle soreness
• Joint stiffness
• Tendon and ligament recovery
• Back tension
• Exercise recovery
• Scar tissue support
• Skin and coat health
• General performance maintenance

Suggested Usage

1. Place the therapy wrap over the desired treatment area.
2. Secure the wrap with the included straps.
3. Connect the power supply.
4. Turn on the device and select the preferred mode.
5. Allow the device to run for the recommended session time.

Typical session time:
15–20 minutes per treatment area.

Sessions may be repeated once or twice daily depending on the horse’s needs.

Important Notes：

1. Do not fold the LED wrap sharply to avoid damaging internal connections.
2. Avoid using the device while the horse is moving.
3. Ensure the wrap is properly secured before starting the therapy session.

FAQ:

1. Is red light therapy safe for horses?

Red and near infrared light therapy is widely used in equine care routines to support circulation, muscle relaxation, and natural recovery processes.

2. How long should red light therapy be used on horses?

Typical sessions last 15–20 minutes per treatment area, depending on the condition.

3. What wavelengths are best for horse light therapy?

Many equine therapy devices use 660nm red light and 850nm near infrared light, which are commonly used in photobiomodulation technology.

4. Can light therapy help horses recover after exercise?

Light therapy is often used by horse owners and trainers to support muscle recovery and overall equine wellness.

5. Can this wrap be used on different parts of the horse?

Yes. The flexible design allows placement on the back, hips, abdomen, or other large muscle areas.