Electrical alert device 2 channel with ultrasound Chattanooga
12500ر.س
14000ر.س-11%Product description
Electrical alert device with 2 channels and ultrasound Chattanooga Transport a comprehensive solution for physiotherapy combining electrical stimulation and ultrasound
The Chattanooga Transport device is considered one of the advanced devices in the field of physiotherapy, as it combines electrical stimulation and ultrasound in one device, providing comprehensive treatment to relieve pain and accelerate the recovery process efficiently.
Basic specifications
Dual-channel physiotherapy device (2 Channels)
Combines:
Electrical stimulation
Ultrasound therapy
High-resolution color LCD screen
Ability to save 15 customized treatment programs
Lightweight and portable design
Available treatment technologies
- Electrotherapy (Electrical stimulation)
Supports 5 types of waves:
Interferential
Premodulated
Russian
High Volt
VMS
- Ultrasound (Ultrasound)
Frequency 1 MHz (for deep treatment)
Frequency 3.3 MHz (for superficial treatment)
Main features
- Combining two therapeutic techniques in one device for better results
- Usable portable or on a table or with a cart
- Smart safety system:
Audio alert when the ultrasound head is disconnected
Automatic treatment stop when contact is lost
- Precise control of treatment intensity
- Easy-to-use interface with real-time data display
- Operates with an optional battery for greater flexibility
Therapeutic benefits
- Relieving muscle and joint pain
- Reducing inflammation and swelling
- Improving blood circulation
- Accelerating tissue healing
- Reducing muscle spasms
- Supporting rehabilitation and physiotherapy programs
Uses
- Physiotherapy centers
- Medical clinics
- Post-injury rehabilitation
- Sports therapy
- Chronic and acute pain conditions
🛒 Why choose it from Sabil Al Seha Store?
With Sabil Al Seha Store, you get advanced physiotherapy devices that combine quality and modern technology, helping doctors and specialists provide the best care for patients efficiently and safely.

