The very instant contact is made with an electrified fence, Guardian Equestrian’s innovative rug transfers the current to panels on the inside of the rug.
For the first time your electric fence will be as reliable and effective as when your horse is unrugged.
By utilising the latest technological advancements, this rug performs without containing any wire, batteries or electrics — just simple designs that provide the ultimate protection from escapes and injuries, making our rugs the best choice if you use electric fencing.
Since launching in 2012 our innovative rugs have been sold across the globe. To date Guardian has never had a client say their horse still escapes once they purchased a Guardian rug. By reducing escapes you will also reduce the cost of repairs; instead of repairing fences for hours in the pitch-black of winter, stay relaxed in the knowledge your horse is safe and sound in his field.
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The unique design means the rug acts as a channel between the fence and the horse; simply meaning only the voltage provided by your fence will be transferred to the inside of the rug so the result is exactly the same as if the horse walked into the fence without a rug on.
There are no electrics, batteries or computers so the current cannot be increased, meaning you are in complete control as the voltage transferred depends entirely on the voltage your fence unit is putting out.
All rugs are sold with warranties covering all functional aspects including complete weatherproof guarantee, clips, straps, fixings and electric fence panels.
By preventing escapes, Guardian Equestrian will help you protect your horse. Read why these rugs were developed following a tragic incident suffered by Barny http://www.guardianequestrian.com/where-it-all-began. By providing a solution to this age-old problem the company hopes to prevent the heartache suffered when these tragic accidents occur.
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