The N602 Analogue TENS Device is a transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulator designed for the relief and symptomatic treatment of pain using electrical impulses.
It features 2 independent channels and allows manual adjustment of intensity, frequency and pulse duration, providing flexibility to adapt stimulation parameters to different therapeutic needs.
The device provides three stimulation modes: normal, burst and modulated, together with a timer and independent intensity adjustment for each channel.
Practical applications
TENS therapy
Customised treatments
Professional use
Stimulation modes
Normal
Continuous stimulation according to the selected frequency and pulse parameters.
Burst
Electrical impulses delivered in groups or bursts.
Modulated
Variation of stimulation parameters during treatment.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What does TENS mean?
TENS stands for Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation.
What is the device intended for?
It is designed for the relief and symptomatic treatment of pain using electrical stimulation.
How many channels does it have?
It has 2 independent channels.
Can the intensity be adjusted separately?
Yes. Both channels have manual intensity control.
What frequency range does it offer?
It operates between 2 and 150 Hz.
What is the maximum output amplitude?
The stated pulse amplitude is up to 80 mA.
Which stimulation modes are available?
Normal, burst and modulated.
Is it battery powered?
Yes. It uses one 9 V battery.
Are electrodes included?
Yes. It includes 4 self-adhesive 45 mm electrodes and two lead wires.
Is it a medical device?
Yes. The supplied EU Declaration of Conformity identifies the N602 as a TENS device classified as Class IIa, Rule 9 under the MDD.
Who manufactures it?
Everyway Medical Instruments Co., Ltd., Taiwan. The supplied ISO 13485 documentation covers the design, manufacture, sales, service and distribution of TENS devices and related accessories.
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