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Description:
Electra
ELECTRA enables the application of the following therapeutic currents:
Diadynamic current Ensures effective treatment of painful and inflammatory conditions of muscles, joints and peripheral nerves, and in sports medicine facilitates rapid recovery after injuries and haematomas.
Faradic current Enables stimulation of normally innervated muscles in all types of therapy.
Pulse current With a gradual and steady increase in intensity over time, allows stimulation of partially innervated or denervated muscles.
Galvanic current (direct current) Can be used alone or in combination with diadynamic, faradic or pulse currents. Electra is therefore suitable for galvanisation, galvanic baths and iontophoretic drug administration.
Bipolar current Is used for toning and rehabilitative muscle stimulation. Symmetrical bipolar stimulation improves sensory tolerance due to a gentler sensation of the current, while avoiding the negative effects of the electrolytic action associated with monopolar stimulation.
Interferential current Enables the delivery of low-frequency analgesic or muscle-stimulating currents to deeper tissue layers through high-frequency carrier currents, which reduce skin impedance and thus minimise epidermal irritation.
What's new
✓ Wide range of preset protocols
✓ Ability to create custom programmes
✓ Programming of therapeutic phase sequences for each channel independently
✓ Fully independent channels
✓ Safety monitoring systems with automatic output current shutdown in case of unintended electrode detachment
Technical data
Maximum output voltage:
100 VDC
Maximum DC output current:
30 mA
Maximum pulse output current:
70 mA
Power supply:
90–240 VAC / 50–60 Hz
Power consumption:
60 VA (Electra 2)90 VA (Electra 4)
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