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The adhesive electrode pads must not be applied directly on the heart region or 
positioned directly next to the heart region in order to prevent current flowing 
through the heart region.

The adhesive electrode pads must not be applied in such a manner that the 
current can directly flow through the brain, e.g. on both templates.

Do not apply the adhesive electrode pads on the following parts of the 
body: a. on and in the mouth, b. eyelids, c. front neck area, d. larynx, 
e. throat area, f. carotid artery, g. heart region, h. genitalia (genital 
organs: penis, testicles, ...), i. fingers, j. pacemakers.

The adhesive electrode pads must not be applied on parts of the body with skin 
inflammations or open and fresh wounds or fresh scars.

4.1    Areas where the adhesive electrode pads must  
         not be applied

Please ensure that the painful part of the body is enclosed by the positions of the 
electrodes during a TENS therapy. For an aching group of muscles, you should 
apply the electrodes in such a manner that the affected muscles are also enclosed 
by the electrodes.

Do not pull the TENS stimulators if you wish to remove the adhesive electrode 
pads from the skin! To this end, lift the adhesive electrode pad in the area of the 
arrow with the "PULL" imprint and remove it carefully from the skin. Please make 
sure that you do not touch the adhesive surfaces with your fingers. Afterwards, 
stick the adhesive electrode pads back onto the protective foil and store them in a 
cool and dry place.

The adhesive electrode pad consists of two individual electrodes (+ (positive) and 
- (negative) pole) which are separated by a white strip in the middle. The 
distance between the electrodes has already been defined by the design and, 
thus, cannot be changed.

The adhesive electrode pads must not be resized, e.g. by cutting off parts.

Do not use any adhesive electrode pads of an electrode size smaller than 90x57 
mm; otherwise, too high a current density can flow and injuries may be caused. 
Smaller electrodes falling below a minimum size of 90x57 mm may only be used 
if approved by the doctor in charge. In this respect, it is absolutely necessary to 
observe the safety instructions of the manufacturer of the respective adhesive 
electrodes.

In order to position the adhesive electrode pads correctly, use the information as 
well as the figures on page 20 and 21 for TENS therapies intended as application 
examples as guidance.

Each person reacts differently to an electric nerve stimulation. The positioning of 
the adhesive electrode pads might thus deviate from the standard positions. If 
the therapies are not successful, please consult your doctor as to which 
positioning techniques are most suitable for you.

4.0    Areas where the adhesive electrode pads are applied

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

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Summary of Contents for TGS 440

Page 1: ...ammed application sequence with therapy duration of 30 minutes 20 levels for output intensity Frequency range from 5 to 125 Hz Pulse duration of 130 250 s Warranty 24 months Contains 2x TENS stimulato...

Page 2: ...pe of delivery contents Cleaning and care of the radio TENS device Storage maintenance of the radio TENS device Areas where the adhesive electrode pads must not be applied Areas where the adhesive ele...

Page 3: ...radio TENS device and your safety 1 0 Definition of symbols Dear purchaser Congratulations on your purchase of a new radio TENS device TGS 440 and thank you for your trust In order to ensure optimal f...

Page 4: ...or each of the two TENS stimulators or simultaneously for both TENS stimulators As an alternative the intensity can also be set separately on each of the two TENS stimulators A and B The TENS therapy...

Page 5: ...ion must be avoided Please store this instruction manual during the service life of the radio TENS device for later reference and also hand it over if you pass it on to third parties Please make the i...

Page 6: ...e radio TENS device on mountains higher than 3 000 metres While using the radio TENS device it may interfere with other electric devices or may be impaired by other electric devices Therefore do not u...

Page 7: ...us cardiovascular diseases If in doubt seek medical advice The adhesive electrode pads of the radio TENS device must not be used on open wounds on areas where the skin is sensitive and on fresh scars...

Page 8: ...advice The adhesive electrode pads can also be connected to the TENS stimulators or disconnected from them using the press stud connection Carefully remove the adhesive electrode pads from the TENS s...

Page 9: ...ve it carefully from the skin Please make sure that you do not touch the adhesive surfaces with your fingers Afterwards stick the adhesive electrode pads back onto the protective foil and store them i...

Page 10: ...nts or cleaners to clean the radio TENS device the remote control or the adhesive electrode pads During cleaning and care the radio TENS device must be switched off and must not be connected to the ad...

Page 11: ...C A 2x adhesive electrodes with press stud connection 6x 1 5 V AAA batteries 5 0 Scope of delivery contents SCOPE OF DELIVERY B B Handelshaus Dittmann GmbH Kissinger Stra e 68 D 97727 Fuchsstadt www...

Page 12: ...ies observe the correct polarity see marking embossing in the battery compartment Afterwards re insert the cover of the battery compartment on the housing of the remote control and push it backwards u...

Page 13: ...e which may be caused by leaking batteries Always replace all batteries of a device Do not use any different battery types accumulators rechargeable batteries or batteries with different capacities 7...

Page 14: ...nections to connect the adhesive electrode pad Cover of the battery compartment on the rear side of the TENS stimulator TENS stimulator Adhesive electrode pad connected to the TENS stimulator TENS sti...

Page 15: ...simultaneously both at the same time for both TENS stimulators A and B ON OFF key A B key for reducing the intensity setting simultaneously both at the same time for both TENS stimulators A and B B ke...

Page 16: ...that you do not touch the adhesive surfaces with your fingers see Figure 9 Attention Observe the safety instructions After the therapy session has been completed stick the electrode pads back onto the...

Page 17: ...the remote control see Figure 14 or on the TENS stimulator A or B see Figure 15 according to your individual needs Every time you press one of the keys the output intensity of the respective TENS sti...

Page 18: ...utput intensity of the TENS stimulators can be increased individually using the A or B keys or simultaneously using the A B key In order to reduce the output intensity the keys on the TENS stimulators...

Page 19: ...ing the key and keeping it pressed is not possible thus increasing the output intensity too fast can be avoided If you increase the output intensity on one of the keys on the remote control the increa...

Page 20: ...11 0 Examples of the correct position of the adhesive electrode pads POSITIONING OF THE ELECTRODES 20 GB...

Page 21: ...s Position the adhesive electrode pads above and below or to the left and to the right of the area of pain and avoid applying the electrodes directly on the pain centre It is important that the stimul...

Page 22: ...the batteries by full batteries Observe the correct polarity The skin surface or the adhesive surface of the pads is dirty Clean the skin surface and or replace the adhesive electrode pads The entire...

Page 23: ...t use the device according to the instructions and information provided in the instruction manual Before using the device please read and observe the instructions and information provided in the instr...

Page 24: ...that are directly connected to the public power supply which also supplies buildings that are used for residential purposes TGS 440 Harmonic current emissions according to IEC 61000 3 2 Not applicabl...

Page 25: ...ond to the voltage of a typical commercial or hospital environment Surges according to IEC 61000 4 5 1 kV differen tial mode voltage 2 kV common mode voltage Not applicable The quality of the supply v...

Page 26: ...nded protective distance Conducted HF disturbances according to IEC 61000 4 6 3 Vrms 150 kHz to 80 Mhz 3 Vrms d 1 2 Radiated HF disturbances according to IEC 61000 4 3 3 V m 80 MHz to 2 5 Ghz 3 V m d...

Page 27: ...user of the model TGS 440 may contribute to the avoidance of electromagnetic disturbances by observing the minimum distance between portable and mobile HF telecommunication devices transmitters and th...

Page 28: ...each 0 35 volt at a load of 500 ohm 5 125 Hz Hz vibrations per second 130 250 s s microseconds Bipolar symmetrical two phase two phase rectangular pulse wave 2 channels TENS stimulators A and B the in...

Page 29: ...you would like to contact us in case of technical problems questions and warranty claims with regard to this device please note the following Upon expiry of the warranty period you have the possibili...

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