The NeuroTrac® PelviTone is a dual channel stimulator unit designed for pelvic floor rehabilitation. It delivers symmetrical, rectangular biphasic constant current stimulation with adjustable pulse width, frequency, ramp time, and treatment duration. The device includes pre-set continence programmes and customizable options, allowing clinicians to tailor work/rest cycles, alternating or synchronous modes, and phase settings. It features open electrode detection, low battery indication, and a compliance lock function to monitor usage and average intensity.
Clinically, NeuroTrac® pelvitone promotes continence, strengthens pelvic muscles, improves range of movement, enhances blood supply to the muscles in cases of intermittent claudication, and supports pain reduction under professional supervision.
Dual channel PelviTone device has all the features of Continence device, along with:
Model number: ETS200. This product is available through selected distributors who are able to provide training and support.
NeuroTrac® PelviTone works by delivering neuromuscular electrical stimulation to muscle and nerve fibres through a dual-channel constant current system. It produces symmetrical, rectangular bi-phasic pulses with zero DC current. Clinicians can adjust pulse width, frequency, ramp-up time, and treatment duration. The device allows control of work/rest cycles or continuous stimulation, with options for alternating or synchronous output across two isolated channels.
Programmes may be selected from preset continence options (P01–P11) or customized (PC1–PC3) with phase-specific settings. Stimulation intensity ranges from 0–90 mA, with open electrode detection resetting output to zero if disconnection occurs. A lock function records usage time and average intensity to monitor home compliance.
Physical dimensions: 134 x 69 x 29.7 mm.
Weight: 0.18 KG with battery.
Environmental Conditions for use:
+5 to +40 degrees Centigrade. 0-90% Humidity.
Environmental conditions for storage & transport:
-25 to +70 degrees Centigrade. 0-90% Humidity.
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