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Model Number: XY-K-CDB-IV

physiotherapy shortwave therapy diathermy equipment

Rated input power: 700VA

in relief Power supply: 220VAC

Working frequency: 27.12MHz

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Product Name	physiotherapy shortwave therapy diathermy equipment for pain relief
Model Number	XY-K-CDB-IV
Rated voltage	A.C. 220V
Working frequency	50Hz
Dimensions	430mm330mm830mm(L/W/H)
Ambient temperature range	+5℃ ~ +40℃
Input Power	700VA
Treatment time	10min、15min、20min、25min、30min
MOQ	1 Sets

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Product Description

Short-wave therapeutic instrument (short for the therapeutic instrument) uses electron tube oscillation to produce a short wave with a working frequency of 27.12MHz. The affected part is placed between the electrodes through the output energy of the capacitor electrode. Under the action of a radio frequency electric field, the molecules and ions in the lesion part vibrate in their parallel position and produce a thermal effect by rubbing each other. This thermal effect makes the surface and deep tissue of the affected part heat evenly, can enhance the permeability of blood vessels, improve microcirculation, regulate endocrine, strengthen the metabolism of the organization body, reduce the excitability of the sensory nerve, so as to achieve the purpose of pain relief

Advantages

1.The output power is adjustable in five levels; The treatment time can be adjusted in five grades.

2.A beep at the end of treatment indicates the end of treatment

3.With three kinds of square silica gel electrode for choice

Scope of application
For the adjuvant treatment of pain caused by soft tissue contusion

Contraindications

Malignant tumor, bleeding tendency, local metal foreign body, cardiac pacemaker, cardiopulmonary insufficiency, increased intracranial pressure, glaucoma, pregnancy, active tuberculosis, stent

Category: Physiotherapy And Sports