EquiTens
Introducing EquiTens Pro
The next generation of wireless equine TENS & EMS therapy.
Designed specifically with the horse in mind, EquiTens Pro combines TENS, EMS and targeted heat therapy in one wireless, portable system — giving you a simple way to incorporate electrotherapy into your horse’s routine.
Meet EquiTens Pro
TENS + EMS + Heat. One wireless system.
EquiTens Pro has been developed around the practical requirements of equine use, giving horse owners and
professionals greater flexibility when incorporating
electrotherapy into their routine.
Features include:
✓ Wireless design — no wires running across your horse
✓ TENS and EMS modes
✓ 6 intensity levels
✓ 3 heat settings — 38°C, 40°C & 42°C
✓ Sensitive mode for lower-intensity use
✓ Recover mode using TENS
✓ Activate mode using EMS
✓ Large C-shaped treatment pad
✓ Additional small treatment pad
✓ Portable and rechargeable
✓ Designed specifically for equine use
EQUITENS Pad Placement
- Pads must always be placed on large muscle groups, such as the neck, shoulder, back or hindquarters. If it is the horses first time, we advise using the sensitive mode.
- Wherever you apply the pad on one side, should be repeated on the opposite side symmetrically. ( Right Gluteal/Left Gluteal)
- NEVER place pads on the limbs, joints, spine , head or around the heart area.
We advise using the tens for up-to 10 minutes, the Equitens Pro has a automatic 10 minute timer. Always remember to use the device on both the near and offside muscles (symmetically)
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Areas to place the pads
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Small pad (Back & Topline, Neck muscles, Shoulder area, Hindquarters)
Large pad (Back, Hindquarters)
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Below is an image showing where pads can be placed (circled)
Back/Top-line - Pads can sit over the large muscles than run alongside the spine ( not too close to the spine) This helps support general back softness and relaxation.
Neck - Pad can be placed along the crest or lower neck wherever the horse holds tension. Avoid bony areas
Shoulder - Pad can be placed on the large deltoid muscle of the horses shoulder on a gentle setting
Hindquarters - Pad can be positioned over the main gluteal muscle this will treat the biceps and hamstrings and lower back on a more intense setting. Gradually build up the intensity and watch how your horse is responding.
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