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Temperature sensor
Current sensor
Motion sensor
Touch sensor
Output will be reduced automatically for safety reasons when the temperature on the skin or the electrode head rises.
If the temperature becomes too high, the power will be turned off for safety. (When this happens, the electrode head flashes and beeps five times)
If this happens, let the device rest for about 30 minutes.
Measures the current output value and controls the output to avoid excessive current.
The motion sensor detects movement of the device and pauses output for safety reasons when the electrode head has been used on the same area
continuously. When movement of the device slows, the motion sensor may reduce the level of warmth.
When both touching of the device on your skin and the current sensor are detected, the LED lights up and the output is activated.
The timer only counts up when the device is touching your skin.
Resistance factor control
This feature detects how easily the skin current flows and controls the current so that the treatment can be performed with the appropriate output.
Safety functions
Functions
Timer / Standby
Recommended time of use about 6 minutes for the entire face (for levels 1 to 3) after the current sensor + touch sensor are activated, and about 10 minutes for the Power level (if you change the
level partway through treatment, the level 1 to 3 timer will continue to count up). 3 minutes after the end of half-face treatment (for levels 1 to 3) or after a set time from the end of each treatment
(for the Power level), a buzzer will sound and RF and EMS output will be paused (standby function).
The Power button ( ) and Level lamp will flash. When you are ready to start the treatment, press the Power button ( ) to restart.
Auto power-off
Immediately after the end of all modes, or if the device is not operated within approx. 5 minutes of going into standby mode, the device will be turned off automatically after 2 short beeps (Auto
Power-off).
Personal memory function
The device remembers the level being used and whether EMS was turned on/off when the last treatment ended, and returns to the same settings the next time it is switched on.
Charging guide display
Power button (white, orange or red) indicates remaining battery levels.
If the rechargeable battery’s remaining level is low when the power is turned on, the button will start flashing and a buzzer will sound.
The remaining battery level display will differ according to the condition of the battery and the operating environment.
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