Information About The Programme Settings - TensCare Elise Instructions For Use Manual

by the manufacturer.
may vary from specification. Electrodes
with smaller surface area may cause
tissue irritation.
TO KEEP YOUR DEVICE IN GOOD
WORKING ORDER, OBSERVE THE
FOLLOWING
CAUTIONS:
Caution: Do not immerse your
device in water or place it close
to excessive heat such as a fireplace or
radiant heater or sources of high
humidity such as a nebulizer or kettle as
this may cause it to cease to operate
correctly.
Caution: Keep the device
away from sunlight, as long-
term exposure to sunlight may affect
the rubber causing it to become less
elastic and crack.
Caution: Keep the device
away from lint and dust, as
long-term exposure to lint or dust may
affect the sockets or cause the battery
connector to develop a bad contact.
Caution: Temperature
Relative Humidity of storage: -
20°C–+40°C, 8%--70%
Temperature & Relative Humidity of
transportation: -20°C–+40°C, 8%--70%
R.H.
Caution: Do not attempt to
open or modify the unit. This
may affect the safe operation of the unit
and will invalidate the warranty.
Note: You may safely use the
stimulator during menstruation,
although it may be a little less
comfortable.
Performance
8. INFORMATION ABOUT
Each
combination of Frequency and Pulse
Width settings which allow for different
ADDITIONAL
sensations
optional electrode pads and help
treating
incontinence.
• Frequency (measured in Hz -
Low frequencies (1-10 Hz) have a
purifying and relaxing effect through
individual contractions.
Medium frequencies (20-50 Hz) can put
a high level of strain on the muscle, thus
promoting the muscular structure.
• Pulse Width (measured in μs -
The Elise unit has pulse widths of 200
to 300 μs. Generally speaking, the
&
higher the pulse width, the more
"aggressive" the stimulation feels, if the
R.H.
pulse width is set high enough, it will
usually elicit a muscle contraction,
which is required for an effective toning
of the pelvic floor muscles.
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THE PROGRAMME
SETTINGS
programme has
through the
the different
pulses per second)
millionths of a second)
its own
probe or
types of