Diagnostic Muscle Stimulator Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-PLT-12717
Quick Answer: The Diagnostic Muscle Stimulator is a unit with galvanic, interrupted galvanic, faradic and surge faradic currents, in a compact metal housing fitted in a briefcase with standard accessories, with a maximum output of 120 volts.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
- Galvanic, interrupted galvanic, faradic and surge faradic modes
- Compact metal housing fitted in a briefcase
- Multi step frequency and pulse width, so it can also plot the S.D. curve
- Common intensity control for all four modes, with an analog meter
- Logic selector for choosing each therapy mode
- Standard accessories: handle with cable, ball electrode and patient leads with plate electrodes
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Input voltage | 220 V AC, 50 Hz |
| Maximum output | 120 volts, smooth intensity control |
| Pulse width | 10 µs to 300 ms |
| Frequency | 6 to 30 pulses per minute |
| Faradic mode | 40 pulses per second, each pulse 0.9 ms |
| Surge faradic mode | Two isolated controls for contraction and rest period |
| Intensity display | Analog meter for all four modes |
| Accessories | Plastic coated handle with cable, ball electrode, patient leads with plate electrodes |
About This Product
The Diagnostic Muscle Stimulator has galvanic, interrupted galvanic, faradic and surge faradic currents, with a logic selector to choose each mode and a common intensity control for all four. An analog meter displays the intensity, and the output goes up to 120 volts with smooth control. Because it has multi step frequency and pulse width, it can also be used to plot an S.D. curve. The compact metal housing is fitted in a briefcase along with the handle, ball electrode and patient leads.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. Can the Diagnostic Muscle Stimulator plot an S.D. curve?
Yes. Its multi step frequency and pulse width allow the S.D. curve to be plotted.
Q2. What modes does it have?
It has galvanic, interrupted galvanic, faradic and surge faradic modes, chosen with a logic selector.
Q3. How is intensity controlled?
A common intensity control serves all four modes, and an analog meter displays the intensity.
Related: Physiotherapy Equipment, Diagnostic Muscle Stimulator, Transcutaneous Electric Nerve Stimulator, Interferential Therapy.
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