Richmar InTENSity Select Combo II DI2195

Richmar InTENSity Select Combo II Unit - 2nd Edition - Model: DI2195

Roscoe Medical InTENSity Select Combo II Unit - 2nd Generation, is a user friendly portable multifunction electrotherapy device with a wide range of capabilities. It is also features pre-set customized body part settings. This allows specific area to receive ideal therapeutic treatment throughout the healing cycle.

Features:

• Two Channels of Independent Output Stimulation
• Extensive range of preset and manual programs with adjustable settings
• Body-part specific programs
• User-friendly with a sleek design
• Easy-to-read large LCD display
• Convenient easy-to-use controls
• Preset and adjustable treatment times
• 4 Waveforms with a total of 72 Programs:
  • 18 TENS
  • 18 NMES
  • 18 IF
  • 18 RUSS
• Electrode load indicator
• Low battery indicator
• Compliance meter - store up to 90 sets of treatment records and total treatment time of 100 hours
• Rechargeable lithium ion battery with USB/wall charger and LED charging indicator light

Technical Specifications:

• Channel: Dual, isolated between channels
• Dimensions (LxWxH): 4.6 x 2.36 x 0.83 inches
• Weight: 0.22 lbs (without battery)
• Waveform: Symmetrical bi-phase rectangular wave
• Pulse Amplitude:
  • TENS: 50 - 400 µs
  • NMES: 200 - 400 µs
  • IF: 100, 200, 400 µs
  • RUSSIAN: 400 µs
• Pulse Rate: From 1 to 150 Hz
• Treatment Time: Time 5 to 90 min

Package Includes:

• InTENSity Select Combo II Unit - 2nd Edition - Model: DI2195
• 2 x Lead wires
• 4 x Electrode pads (2" x 2")
• 1 x Instruction Manual
• 1 x LI rechargeable and Battery Pack
• 1 x USB Cable and Wall Charger
• 1 x Quick Start Guide

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