
A red light belt with 120 LEDs
A soft black pad carrying 120 red LEDs wraps around the waist over your clothes, held by a flat hook and loop strap, and it runs from a small controller that sits on the cable.
- 120 LEDs on one pad
- Soft black fabric pad
- Controller on the cable

120 LED beads across the whole pad
The pad carries 120 red LED beads set in 8 even rows of 15, so the glow covers the full 45 cm by 21 cm pad instead of gathering in one spot. One inline controller runs it.
- 120 red LED beads
- 8 even rows of 15
- Inline controller on the cable

The controller on the LED belt
One small lozenge sits on the cable and carries the whole interface: a lit display window and five keys, a clock, a power key, a plus, a minus and a centre key.
- Lit display window
- Five keys, no menus
- Reachable while worn

Place, wrap and press
Place the pad against your clothes where you want the light, wrap the hook and loop strap round to close it, then press the controller to switch the red light on.
- Place the pad over your clothes
- Wrap the strap to close it
- Press the controller to start

The strap that holds the red light wrap
The strap is flat black hook and loop along its whole 80 cm, so it grips itself at any point and holds the pad snug without a buckle, a zip or a single press stud.
- Hook and loop, end to end
- Grips at any point
- Sits flat under clothes

An LED light pad you can wear
One hundred and twenty square LED beads sit in a grid of eight rows by fifteen columns on a pad of 450 g, with the spectrum printed on the supplier card as 660nm and 850nm.
- 120 LED beads
- Eight rows by fifteen columns
- 450 g on the scales
120 red LEDs.
Wrapped where you want them.
A soft red LED pad on a hook and loop strap that wraps the waist, a thigh or the back over your clothes. Simple controls sit on the cable.
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