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Galvanic


Ultra G is a Digital High Voltage Pulsed Galvanic Stimulator that has a ” twin peaked” monophasic waveform with fixed interpulse Interval of 100us. Each pulse is much shorter in duration (5us) and can achieve much higher voltage than conventional stimulator.

Each package includes 1 Galvanic unit with a LIFETIME WARRANTY, 1-9 volt battery, Starter packs of electrodes and lead wires. Everything you need to start relieving the pain immediately. AC adapters are available upon request.

 
WARNING: This is a Class II Medical device and Federal law Restricts this device to sale by or on the order of a Physician.

Detailed Description

  • Digital High Volt Pulsed Galvanic Stimulator
  • Power: 9V battery or AC Adaptor
  • Output: Single Channel. Two active outputs and one dispersive return. Where active 1 and dispesive located on the output of CH1, the active 2 located on the output of CH2./li>
  • Output Voltage Adjustable, 0-350 Volts maximum (500 ohm load)
  • Wave Form: Twin peaked monophasic waveform with fixed interpulse interval of 100u
  • Pulse Rate: 1z-120Hz (adjustable), 1Hz/step
  • Pulse Duration: 5 uS
  • Interpulse Interval: 100 us
  • Modes: Continuous, Alternating
  • Lifetime Warranty
  • System Includes: Stimulator, Lead Wires, 8 Self-Stick Hypoallergenic Disposable Electrodes, 9V Battery and AC Adapter, Hard Plastic Carrying Case, Instruction Booklet.

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