The NeuroTrac® Sports is a medical device used for increasing muscle strength, maintaining or improving range of movement, and increasing blood supply in case of intermittent claudication. It is also beneficial for warming up before exercise and preventing disuse atrophy in conditions, including rheumatoid arthritis.
The NeuroTrac® sports is ideal for sports medicine clinics, physiotherapists, and active individuals. The device uses neuromuscular electrical stimulation and features intuitive controls, a bright backlit display, convenient customization options, and built-in compliance monitoring.
Model number: ECS401A. This product is available through selected distributors who are able to provide training and support.
The NeuroTrac® Sports device works by delivering neuromuscular electrical stimulation (STIM) to muscle and nerve fibres using precise electrical signals. This dual-channel stimulator allows therapists and clinicians to control parameters such as pulse width, pulse rate, ramp-up time, and work/rest cycles. The device can also apply stimulation in alternating or synchronous modes when both channels are used, enabling targeted and controlled muscle stimulation.
The unit includes preset sports treatment programmes (P01–P15) as well as customizable programmes (PC1–PC3). Users can adjust treatment intensity by increasing the milliamp (mA) level during therapy. The stimulator also features an open-electrode detection system that resets the output to zero when a poor or disconnected electrode connection is detected, ensuring safe and controlled stimulation during treatment.
Physical dimensions: 119.2 x 69 x 28.7 mm
Weight: 0.07KG without battery, 0.1KG with battery.
Environmental Conditions for use: +5 to +40 degrees Centigrade. 15-90% Humidity.
Environmental conditions for storage & transport: -25 to +70 degrees Centigrade. 15-90% Humidity.
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