Tecarpuls II

Radiofrequency Electric Current (RFEC)

The Tecarpuls-II is a diathermy device that utilizes RFEC (Radiofrequency Energy Current), also known as TECAR therapy. RFEC is employed for tissue repair and pain relief by stimulating cells and enhancing cellular metabolism through alternating waves. This process can generate both superficial and deep heat within the body.

Treatment Electrode Types

The Tecarpuls-II comes with three types of treatment electrodes: capacitive, resistive, and self-adhesive. Regardless of the electrode used, a neutral (common) electrode is always required. The electromagnetic field is generated between the active treatment electrode and the large neutral ground electrode. Capacitive and resistive electrodes are available in three sizes—small (30mm), medium (50mm), and large (70mm)—and can be quickly and easily exchanged. This variety allows for safe and effective treatment of any anatomical region, whether large, small, superficial, or deep.

User-friendly and Easy to Understand

Developed by experts in therapy equipment, the Tecarpuls-II is user-friendly and easy to understand. It features built-in clinical protocols with clear graphical support to help you quickly start an effective treatment session. You can also store your favorite protocols, all accessible through a straightforward touch screen interface for added convenience.

Standard Accessories

• Handpiece with white connection (8-pin)
• Handpiece with grey connection (4-pin)
• Common electrode cable (210 cm) with white connection (8-pin)
• Common electrode cable (210 cm) with grey connection (4-pin)
• Electrode set: electrode resistive, 30 mm, 50 mm, 70 mm, electrode capacitive, 30 mm, 50 mm, 70 mm
• Common electrode (140 x 240 mm)
• 2 x Self-adhesive electrodes (105 x 200 mm)
• 2 x Silicone sleeves
• Holder for electrodes and handpiece
• Conductive cream
• Power cable
• Instructions for use