The NeuroTrac®™ MultiTENS is a digital dual-channel TENS and NMES device used to provide effective pain relief and support muscle rehabilitation. It is suitable for physiotherapy clinics, rehabilitation centres, and home users who require reliable electrotherapy for managing pain and improving neuromuscular function. NeuroTrac® multitens allows therapists to run two different TENS programmes simultaneously, enabling treatment of two areas at the same time and supporting more effective pain control.
Model number: C6V350. This product is available through selected distributors who are able to provide training and support.
The NeuroTrac® MultiTENS delivers controlled electrical stimulation through surface electrodes placed on the skin to help manage pain and stimulate nerves and muscles. It operates using dual independently isolated channels, allowing separate TENS programmes to run simultaneously for targeted therapy. For example, you can use channel 1 to release pain relieving endorphins in the area of where the pain occurs. At the same time, use channel 2 for triggering the pain gate mechanism, placing your electrodes on the meridian near the vertebra. Endorphins and gate mechanisms are targeted with different combinations of stimuli at the same time; this is where MultiTENS is very useful.
The device delivers constant current stimulation with adjustable pulse width (50–450 µS) and pulse rate (2–200 Hz), enabling precise treatment based on clinical needs. It supports continuous, burst, modulated, and neuromuscular stimulation modes. These electrical impulses stimulate larger nerve fibres to help reduce pain perception and activate neuromuscular pathways, supporting effective pain relief and muscle rehabilitation under professional guidance.
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.
Evidence-based studies confirm the efficacy of electrical stimulation in rehabilitation care; explore the latest research papers on TENS for rehabilitation.
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