DL-YII Audio Frequency Electrotherapy Machine

Features and Technical Parameters of DL-YII Audio Frequency Therapy Device:

Purpose:

1. This device has anti-inflammatory, anti-swelling, and anti-itch effects.

2. Promotes the recovery of neurovascular function.

Features:

1. Equipped with an output zero-return protection device.

2. Digital display for intuitive and clear output intensity.

3. Audible and visual alerts when the treatment timer ends, with automatic output cessation.

Technical Specifications:

1. Output frequency: Five settings—1, 1.5, 2, 2.5, 3 kHz; tolerance ±10%.

2. Output current (constant amplitude sine wave load 500Ω+10%): 0~50mA, divided into strong and weak settings, continuously adjustable.

3. Output current stability: When load impedance changes by +50%, output current variation <5%.

4. Timer settings: Eight options—10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 40, 50, 60 min; tolerance +10%.

5. Power supply: ~220V, 50Hz. Rated input power: 20VA.

6. Operating cycle: Continuous operation for 4 hours.

7. Operating environment: Temperature 5℃~40℃, relative humidity ≤80%.

8. Dimensions: 260mm x 200mm x 90mm.

9. Weight: 2kg.

Physiological and Therapeutic Effects of DL-YII Audio Frequency Therapy Device:

(1) Anti-inflammatory and Anti-swelling Effects

Clinical practice has shown that constant amplitude medium-frequency sine wave current has significant anti-inflammatory and anti-swelling effects. It is effective in treating thrombophlebitis, various subacute and chronic inflammations, as well as swelling from sprains and contusions, and edema caused by systemic lupus erythematosus. It also has notable dispersive and anti-swelling effects. (2) Analgesic and Anti-itch Effects The constant amplitude medium-frequency sine wave current provides good pain relief, treating neuralgia, herpes zoster, and pain from sprains and contusions. A single session offers immediate analgesic effects, though less pronounced than pulsed medium-frequency current, with shorter duration. Audio frequency current significantly relieves itching from post-burn or post-surgical scars.

(3) Softening Scars and Releasing Adhesions Extensive clinical data confirm that persistent treatment with constant amplitude medium-frequency sine wave current effectively promotes the softening and absorption of scar tissue, rapidly contracts abnormally dilated blood vessels in scar tissue, and releases intestinal and scar adhesions. Yang Guoliang reported treating 426 cases of various scars with good efficacy in 57.3%, moderate in 32.8%, and poor or ineffective in 9.9%.

(4) Better efficacy for large scars, poor or ineffective for nodular types. Constant amplitude medium-frequency sine wave current promotes the dispersion and absorption of hematomas and post-injection indurations.