Beurer2-in-1 Knee & Elbow Electronic Muscle Stimulation Device
R649
About
TENS (transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation) is a method of pain therapy for treating cramps, pain resulting from injury and chronic pain. The EM29 2-in-1 is for the treatment of knee and elbow pain. Knee and elbow joints are put under enormous stress by sport and fitness or physically monotonous work.
Product Features
- For pain relief on knee and elbow
- 2 wear free water contact electrodes
- Electrodes with water contact (no contact gel, no replacement)
- Universal cuff for use on knees and elbows (adjustable with hook and loop fastener)
- Flexible ergonomic shape
- Circumference approx. 25 - 70 cm
- 4 pre-programmed applications
- Controller with handy belt clip
- Intensity adjustable from 0 to 20
- Countdown Timer
- Safety switch-off
- Battery charging indicator
- Medical product
- The device must not be used by users of cardiac pacemakers, epileptics, pregnant woman, people with cardiac arrhythmias
- Output voltage: 50V p-p for 500 Ohm load
- Output current: 100 mA p-p for 500 Ohm load
- Output frequency: 2 - 110 Hz
- Pulse width: 60-220 µs per phase
- Pulse form: symmetrical, biphasic square pulses
- Product dimensions: 8,6 x 8,3 x 3,6 cm (L x W x H)
- Model: EM29
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