PREMIO 20 DT Punktsucher und Stimulation

PREMIO 20 DT Point Detector and Stimulation

Sedatelec has been involved since the early stages in developing the first point detectors for auricular acupuncture (Diascope®, Servoscope®, Agiscop®) and has concentrated its entire expertise and experience into the development of a new generation of devices with the Premio 20.

EASE OF USE PRACTICAL:

No cables or accessories required

PRECISE:

Extremely precise differential point detector with a 9-level LED display for direct reading at the tip and audio signal

EFFICIENT:

Automatic stimulation adjustment: the intensity of the delivered current automatically varies depending on the patient's skin conductivity

INNOVATIVE:

Acupuncture stimulation through frequency wobbling: dynamic variation of the stimulation frequency between 1 and 100 Hz to affect Qi

SAFE:

The patient-held grounding isolates the therapist from the measurement circuit.

A PRECISE POINT DETECTOR

In auricular acupuncture, an extremely precise differential point detector.

Point detection with low (Gold) or high (Silver) impedance.

A measuring current low enough to avoid disturbing the point.

Electrode-skin contact with constant pressure.

Visual and acoustic intensity display of the detected point (9-level measurement display).

In acupuncture, direct measurement of impedance drop with the soft tip of the ERT attachment.

Direct and immediate reading of the measurement on the device, confirmed by an audio signal.

Storage of the point found with the lowest impedance.

EFFECTIVE STIMULATION

For stimulation, with a simple press on the keyboard, and without losing sight of the point to be treated, you can select the appropriate stimulation: By running through Nogier frequencies** (ideal in auriculotherapy) Through frequency wobbling: Increasing between 1 and 100Hz for toning Decreasing between 100 and 1 Hz for sedation Alternating for harmonization A regularly sounding signal indicates that stimulation is in progress. A stronger signal every 30 seconds marks the average time needed to stimulate the point.