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BodyMed Digital 4 Channel Tens and EMS Unit, manufactured by Reliamed, are designed to relive chronic pain with Electrotherapy. Both the digital and analog model tens units are dual channeled with asymmetrical biphasic output. The Digital Tens Unit has an adjustable pulse rate and amplitude.
The analog Medical Tens Unit features a square pulse rate and an adjustable amplitude. The analog Tens Unit pulses 18 times per second with a six second interval. The pulse width is adjustable in both models. In the Digital Tens Unit you can adjust the intensity of these pulses. Both units are compatible with standard Reliamed lead wires and pig tail electrodes.
Product Features and Benefits
- 30-60 Minute Optional Timers
- Patient Lock System Available on the Digital Model
- Adjustable Pulse Rates
Product Specifications
- Pig Tail Style Electrodes
- Duel Isolated Channels
- Analog Pulse Range: 2 -120 Hz
- Digital Pulse Range: 1 - 160 Hz
- HCPCS: E0720, A4595
- Item Numbers: ZZAEV906, ZZAEV8, ZZA45LW
Unit Components
- Timer
- 2 Lead Wires
- Carrying Case
- 4 Electrodes 1-3/4"
- Manual
- 9 Volt Battary
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Additional Information
Manufacturer ReliaMed
Shipping & Returns
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Product Questions
Where do the battery goQuestion by: Bobby on Dec 18, 2015 8:35:35 AMThere is a slide cover that should slide out and show the battery location. Instructions for replacing the battery are available at: site.diabeticdiscountdirect.com/pdf/reliamed-350t.pdfAnswer by: Shain Gillet (Admin) on Sep 8, 2016 3:44:00 PM
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Product Reviews
Bruce
06/152/2012
Better Digital Tens Unit
I bought the Body Med digital tens unit over other tens units, because this one lets my doctor fix the settings for me and then he can check to see that I'm using it right. I was worried about using it wrong, so that feature makes me more comfortable with the idea of using a tens unit.
