For the legs, the back and the croup
Wrap108
108 lamps across 40 × 38 cm, the most of any wrap we make. Fastens round a leg and covers more of the back, loin and croup in a single placement.
The LEDs sit through cut-outs in the fabric, so nothing covers the light energy.
Five to ten minutes per area, daily.
Four years, worldwide, including damage from accidents and handling. Built in Uddevalla, Sweden.
Where to use the Wrap108
Wrap108 is the larger of our two leg wraps. It carries 50 per cent more lamps than the Wrap72 in an area only slightly bigger, so the lamps sit closer together, there is less fabric between them, and the light reaching the horse's coat is denser and more evenly spread. Its size also lets it reach further along the topline, from the back to the croup, and the cover fastens with three straps rather than two. If you mainly want a compact wrap for the legs, neck and chest, the Wrap72 does that well; the Wrap108 is for owners who want the fuller light field and who expect to use it on the back and croup as much as on the legs.
Areas covered
- Neck and poll
- Chest and shoulders
- Topline
- Legs
Where it goes on your horse
The figures, the session, and what is in the box
- Lamps
- 108
- Diodes
- 432
- Total output
- 11,340 mW
- Coverage
- 40 × 38 cm
- Wavelengths
- 660/670, 730, 810 and 850 nm
For everyday maintenance, five to ten minutes on each area, daily. When you are treating one particular area, most people run two to three sessions a day, leaving at least ninety minutes between them.
Never place a covering over a system while it is in use.
In the box
- 1 LED insert
- 1 cover with three fastening straps
- 1 power bank
- 1 on/off switch
- 1 charger
- 1 bag
- 1 user manual
Power bank: 13,400 mAh / 49.58 Wh, with four indicator lamps.
How to fit, run and clean a system is covered in the user guide.
How it is built
The lamps sit against the horse's coat
Each lamp sits through a cut-out in the fabric, so the light reaches your horse's coat without passing through anything on the way. There is no fabric layer and no plastic cover in between to soak up or spread the light before it gets there.
Made and serviced in Sweden
The systems are made in our own workshop in Uddevalla, with the head office in Stenungsund, and they are built to cope with dust, damp and the everyday knocks of a busy yard. Servicing is handled in-house by the same people who build them, and the warranty runs for four years on the same terms in every market, covering damage including a horse standing on the equipment. Batteries are covered for one year.
Terms
Buying this system
- Free shipping
- Free returns within 14 days of delivery, unused
- Four-year warranty, worldwide
Delivery time
- Delivered in one to three days.
Delivery times for every market, and the returns terms in full, are on the delivery and returns page.
Renting this system
- No deposit
- No minimum period, no binding commitment
- Up to three months of rent credited towards the purchase price
- Available across the EU on identical terms
A rental can be cancelled at any time, and the rent continues to run until the system has been sent back to us. If it arrives after the renewal date, that month is charged. Write to us or message us on WhatsApp and we will send a return label.
Questions
What if I want to stop renting?
A rental can be cancelled at any time, and the rent continues to run until the system has been sent back to us. If it arrives after the renewal date, that month is charged. Write to us or message us on WhatsApp and we will send a return label. Up to three months of what you have paid comes off the purchase price if you decide to keep the system.
How is it different from the Wrap72?
They share the same four wavelengths and the same construction, and both fasten round a leg. The Wrap108 carries 108 lamps against 72 over an area only slightly larger, so the lamps sit closer together and the light field across the horse's coat is denser and more even, with a total output of 11,340 mW against 7,560 mW. It is also a little bigger, which lets it cover more of the back and reach the croup, and its cover fastens with three straps rather than two.
Further questions about sessions, handling and care are answered in full on the questions page.
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