Name: Impulse Tens D5 Digital Tens Unit NOT AVAILABLE RIGHT NOW
SKU: BOMKIMTD5
Price: 72.93 USD
Availability: InStock

Biomedical Impulse Tens D5 Digital Tens Unit incorporates a “Clam Shape” design that when closed, covers the large LCD Screen and Control Buttons. The inside flip-top cover includes a diagram of the characteristics of the five modes of operation; constant, width modulation, rate modulation and two different types of burst. A timer allows the patient to use the device for a specified period of time and a low battery indicator light illuminates when the AA batteries need to be changed.

Features

This device comes with everything needed to manage therapy session
Includes our exclusive proprietary Touch Proof design and robust Touch Proof lead wires
If the device is not correctly attached to the patient, the amplitude does not increase

Size	4.2″ x 2.9″ x 1.4″ (10.7cm x 7.4cm x 4cm)
Weight	3.35oz (94.97grams)
Power Source	2 AA batteries
Channels	Dual
Waveform	Symmetrical, biphasic square wave
Pulse Rate (Hz)	1Hz to 120Hz (Hertz or pps) adjustable
Pulse Width (µS)	25 to 250 microseconds (µS) adjustable
Output	Constant current
Constant	Continuous stimulation, Pulse rate/Pulse Width are adjustable
Pulse Rate Modulation	Pulse Rate modulates from 100Hz down to 20Hz over a 15 second cycle (7.5 seconds down, 7.5 seconds up). Pulse Width is adjustable
Pulse Width Modulation	Pulse width modulates from 125-250µS and back down over a 5 second cycle (2.5 seconds down, 2.5 seconds up). Pulse Rate is adjustable.
Burst I	One second ON. One second OFF. Pulse Rate and Pulse Width are adjustable
Burst II	Seven Pulses per burst, 2 bursts per second. Pulse Width is adjustable
Output	Constant current
Intensity	Continuously adjustable from 0-100 mA peak to peak
Output Voltage	Continuously adjustable from 0-50 V peak to peak
Tolerances	+/- 1%

Impulse Tens D5 device

California Prop 65

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including arsenic, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, visit Proposition 65