TNS Mini Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
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Product Code : SCL-MDE-12420
Indian Lab Suppliers offers the TNS Mini (TENS – Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation) Unit (Product ID: 12420) as part of its Medical Diagnostic Equipment range under Hospital Lab Equipment. The specification sheet on file covers the TENS product line across 2-Channel, 4-Channel and Pocket models; "Mini" in the product name appears to correspond to the compact/Pocket variant of this line. It belongs to the same physiotherapy equipment family as our Long Wave and Short Wave Diathermy units.
Quick Answer
TENS (Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation) delivers small electrical impulses through skin electrodes to help reduce pain by acting on the nervous system. This microcomputer-controlled unit is available across 2-Channel, 4-Channel and Pocket models, with selectable frequency (2, 40, 80 or 130Hz) and treatment programs (Normal, Burst, Sweep, PWM), plus a digital timer for the treatment period. It runs on 230V/50Hz mains power, with the Pocket model running on battery.
Key Features
Microcomputer-controlled TENS unit · Available in 2-Channel, 4-Channel and Pocket models · Selectable frequency: 2, 40, 80, 130Hz · Treatment programs: Normal, Burst, Sweep, PWM · Digital timer for treatment-period selection · Mains-powered (230V/50Hz); Pocket model is battery-powered · Supplied with a structured TENS study guide and operating manual
Key Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Type | TENS – Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation, microcomputer-controlled |
| Models | 2-Channel, 4-Channel, Pocket |
| Frequency options | 2Hz, 40Hz, 80Hz, 130Hz |
| Treatment programs | Normal, Burst, Sweep, PWM |
| Timer | Digital, selectable treatment period |
| Power | 230V / 50Hz (mains models); battery-powered (Pocket model) |
| Note | Detailed technical specification varies by model (2CH / 4CH / Pocket) – confirm exact figures for the specific model required |
| Suggested study/experiments | TENS operating principle; effect of TENS on the body; effect of different frequencies; study of output signal; electrode placement; comparison of different models and applications; analysis of stimulation effect |
| Standard accessories | Operating manual covering instrument working, operating & installation procedure, block diagrams, connection diagrams, electrode placement, standard signals & actual output signal, calculations, tables, troubleshooting, and an experiments list |
Where This Is Used
This unit is intended for physiotherapy departments and biomedical instrumentation training laboratories teaching pain-management techniques via nerve stimulation. It complements our Long Wave Diathermy Unit and Short Wave Diathermy (Valve Type) instrument in the same physiotherapy equipment family, part of the wider Medical Diagnostic Equipment range. Browse the full laboratory equipment range for related training and diagnostic instruments.
Why Buy from Indian Lab Suppliers
Indian Lab Suppliers is an India-based laboratory equipment manufacturer and exporter supplying hospital, physiotherapy and biomedical training equipment to institutions and distributors worldwide. Every order can be supplied with export documentation, and a Certificate of Origin is available on request to support customs clearance.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does TENS stand for and how does it work?
TENS stands for Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation. It delivers small electrical impulses through skin electrodes that act on the nervous system to help reduce pain.
What models are available?
2-Channel, 4-Channel and Pocket models, per our specification sheet; the "Mini" naming on this listing appears to correspond to the compact Pocket variant – please confirm the exact model with our team.
What frequency and program options are offered?
Selectable frequencies of 2, 40, 80 or 130Hz, and treatment programs including Normal, Burst, Sweep and PWM.
How is it powered?
Mains-powered models run on 230V/50Hz; the Pocket model is battery-powered.
What does the study material cover?
TENS operating principles, the physiological effect on the body, effects of different frequencies, output-signal study, electrode placement, and comparison across models.
Related Categories
Explore the full Medical Diagnostic Equipment category, part of our wider laboratory equipment catalogue.
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