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General| Application | Pain relief |
|---|---|
| Waveform | Biphasic |
| Frequency Range | 1-200 Hz |
| Display | LCD |
| Number of Programs | Multiple pre-set programs |
| Weight | Approximately 0.2 kg (without batteries) |
Crucial information for safe operation and maintenance of the device.
Detailed specifications and output parameters of the electrical stimulator.
Identification and description of the device's physical components and controls.
Common issues, probable causes, and recommended solutions for device malfunctions.
General information and guidelines for performing therapeutic sessions.
Conditions for which the device is suitable and where it should not be used.
Description of different techniques for applying stimulation with the device.
Explanation of how to adjust and perceive the intensity of electrical stimulation.
Overview of the different operational modes available on the device.
Description of specialized electrodes for targeted treatment.
Details on massage-type electrodes for pain and point stimulation.
Information on the specialized electrode for eye area treatment.
Guidance on how to navigate and utilize the zone atlas for treatment.
An index listing device programs with corresponding page numbers.
A cross-reference of diseases and their relevant page numbers in the manual.
Specific treatment protocol for allergy symptoms using the device.
Treatment protocol designed to alleviate various types of pain.
Protocol for treating joint pain, arthritis, and arthrosis.
Protocols for addressing pain in the cervical, thoracic, lumbar, and sacral spine regions.
Protocols for treating acute respiratory, ENT, and maxillary sinusitis.
Treatment plan for managing symptoms of bronchial asthma.
Protocols for conditions affecting the ear and hearing.
Treatment protocols for managing headaches and dizziness.
Protocols for managing high blood pressure.
Treatment plan for reducing body temperature and fever symptoms.
Protocols for ear-point stimulation for general pain management.
