Young-In 2200 Interferential Current Therapy
General electrotherapy, such as transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS), is a low-frequency current. This low-frequency current has a large resistance and will cause a stronger sensation when it enters the affected area through the skin. As a result, the concept of medium-frequency interference waves emerged in the medical community, and later developed into medium-frequency vector interference wave electrotherapy.

The principle of medium-frequency interference waves is to use two sets of medium-frequency currents with different frequencies to interfere with each other. When the medium-frequency interference waves enter the affected area, the resistance is smaller. In addition to being easier to enter the affected area and causing a lighter sensation on the skin, it can also penetrate deeper than ordinary TENS. Area therapy for muscles. Therefore, when performing electrotherapy, medium-frequency interference waves are a more suitable choice than TENS. The following is a detailed comparison of the advantages and disadvantages of the two:

In addition, the mid-frequency interference wave is equipped with a suction cup mode, which makes it suitable for different positions of the body. Intermediate frequency interference waves are divided into 2-pole interference (2p) and 4-pole interference (4p). 2-pole interference can be used in smaller areas, such as elbows and ankles, while 4-pole interference (4p) can be used in larger areas, such as Back, legs. Therefore, no matter the size of the part, medium-frequency interference waves can provide the most appropriate treatment and help users relieve pain in different parts.
Features
- Independent suction cup and interference current output
- Uses soft current and electronic muscle stimulation to relieve pain and muscle aches
- Selectable frequencies: Manual frequency (i.e. fixed at one frequency), Auto automatic frequency (frequency continuously changes within a certain range, the recommended range is Auto-4/5)
- 4 programs: 2-pole interference (2p), 4-pole interference (4p), vector (Vector) and surface electrical stimulation (Tens)
- 2-pole interference (2p): Suitable for small affected areas, such as elbows and ankles
- 4-pole interference (4p): Suitable for large areas of affected areas, such as back, legs
- Vector: Automatic frequency conversion, reducing the body’s habit of current and enhancing the therapeutic effect
- Superficial Electrical Stimulation (Tens): stimulates superficial muscles to help relieve pain on the surface
- Optional carrier frequencies: 2500 Hz, 4000 Hz, 6000 Hz. The higher the value, the stronger the feeling. Generally speaking, 4000 Hz is the most ideal and comfortable frequency.
- 3 current mode options: continuous current, intermittent current, and alternating current
- Equipped with Balance mode, if there is less feeling in a muscle on one side, targeted treatment can be given to that side of the muscle.
- Adjustable Vac speed, which is the number of seconds the suction cup sucks the muscle
- Can save recent settings
- Can be used with an additional trolley
- Accessories: host, power cord, suction cup main line x 2, suction nozzle x 8, sponge x 8
Product advantages
- Independent suction cup and interference current output, can treat two parts at the same time
- Low-noise suction cup, automatically removes excess water
- Adjustable Vac speed, which is the number of seconds the suction cup sucks the muscles, can provide users with a massage feeling
User benefits
- Stimulates superficial muscles to help relieve pain and muscle aches
- Brings massage feeling to users
Product Specification
| Dimensions | 516 mm x 355 mm x 145 mm |
| Weight | 8 kg |
| Interference Fixed Frequency | 2500 Hz, 4000 Hz, 6000 Hz |
| Interference Frequency (AM BAND) | 0 ~ 250Hz |
| Output Waveform and Maximum Output Voltage | Waveform: Sine Wave Voltage: 2500 Hz = 87 Vp-p Voltage: 4000 Hz = 108 Vp-p Voltage: 6000 Hz = 114 Vp-p |
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