SW-1000, Pulsed & Continuous Shortwave (ITO)
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SW-1000, Pulsed & Continuous Shortwave (ITO)

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Description

SW-1000 is a shortwave therapy unit with pulsed & continuous mode using the electromagnetic waves.
Mode: Pulased & Continuous mode
Applicator: Capaciive, Inductive disk or Plate applicator.
Output power: 1000 W pulsed and 400 W continuous maximum power output
Pulse Frequency: 27.12 MHz

Effectively treats deep inside the body allowing the tissue to be heated.
Automatic tuning
The high visibility LCD screen
Output tester also supplied for wave transmitting
10 programmable memories

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