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ECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 

 

 

MANUFACTURER 

SEDATELEC

 

 

NAME 

Premio 10 moxa

 

 

TYPE 

Infrared emitter

 

 

Emission characteristics 

Spectrum 

Infrared emission

 

 

Blackbody type 

 

Thermal protection 

Automatic shutdown

 

(thermistor) 

In case of overheating 

 

After 10 minutes

 

 

Power supply 

110-240V

 

~/ 50-60Hz

 

Be sure to only use the 110V/240V, 50/60 Hz medical power supply box 

which supplies 5V between 1.5 and 3 A, or if not, a protected 5V external 

battery with an isolating cover, which is not connected to the mains 

whilst using Premio 10 moxa and does not supply more than 3 A. 

 

Mechanics 

 

Handpiece

 

180mm x 25mm

 

Total weight 

200g

 

 

Operating conditions 

Temperature 

between 0°C and 25°C

 

Humidity 

between 30 and 70 % 

Atmospheric pressure 

from  70.0 to 106.0 KPa 

 

Storage and transport 

Temperature  

between -20°C and 70°C 

Humidity  

<90% 

 

MADE IN FRANCE 

Summary of Contents for Premio 10 moxa

Page 1: ...YOUR USER GUIDE Must be kept with the appliance English...

Page 2: ...oth for the therapist and the patient This has led some of you to avoid using a technique that provides a wealth of results Today after many years of research we have developed a device that reproduce...

Page 3: ...Application with the concentrator 17 Warranty breakdowns Recycling procedures___________________ 20 Appendix 1 Heat stimulation _________________________________ 21 Appendix 2 Moxibustion in Tradition...

Page 4: ...what you think so we can improve it and make it even more useful for you Please note that Sedatelec can only be held responsible for the safety reliability and performance of the appliance if the appl...

Page 5: ...s of pain or reflex points The total absence of harmful or bad smelling fumes and ashes and the ease of use and handling of the appliance with a single button provide general comfort when using for yo...

Page 6: ...gth proportions Whether for direct use or with other components between the Premio 10 moxa and the skin This is important as it means that you stimulate each group of cutaneous and deep receptors acco...

Page 7: ...appliance it must be handled with care in particular with respect to the hot metal parts Its use as part of medical treatment requires skilled personnel with knowledge of the medical indications cont...

Page 8: ...E E P PR RE EM MI IO O 1 10 0 M MO OX XA A The Premio 10 moxa is a blackbody thermal infrared emitter see appendix 3 that is mains operated ON OFF button O I Power cable Infrared emission Safety main...

Page 9: ...e Premio 10 moxa has been unplugged it can be stored in its bag The Premio 10 moxa comes with an adaptor that clips beneath the power supply case The 4 adaptors mean you can plug the appliance in rega...

Page 10: ...a medical power supply unit Otherwise you could be exposed to severe risks The power supply box must always be accessible so that the device can be disconnected from the mains Never leave the unconnec...

Page 11: ...e is brought to a minimum of 2 5cm from the skin without the Concentrator in place or to a minimum of 0 5cm with the Concentrator the skin will not be exposed to temperatures exceeding 45 C even in th...

Page 12: ...ciated norm Electromagnetic compatibility Requirements and testing IEC 60601 1 4 1999 Electro medical devices Part 1 General safety requirements 4 Associated norm programmable electro medical systems...

Page 13: ...rence Serial Number Consult the appliance operating guide Dispose of electronic waste Directive 2002 96 CE regarding WEEE EC label ensuring compliance with directives 93 42 EEC and 2007 47 EC Warning...

Page 14: ...ion You do not have to turn off the Premio 10 moxa to move from one zone to another However as heating does not take long there is no point in leaving it on when it is not in use Turning the appliance...

Page 15: ...a point by point approach to obtain a more homogenous effect and to avoid vascular reactions that could impede or attenuate the overall effect expected The time of application varies depending on the...

Page 16: ...dicular above the area or point to be stimulated without bringing it into contact risk of burns After a few seconds and depending on the sensation of penetrating heat that your patient reports move it...

Page 17: ...ced area when you wish to stimulate a precise point This is useful with the ear in particular auricular therapy and with some parts of the body Your patient will describe a sharp feeling of deep heat...

Page 18: ...interpose a film or fabric or spread an adapted balm onto the zone or point You then get the benefits of indirect moxibustion attenuation of the cutaneous temperature influence of the specific spectr...

Page 19: ...re you let the disinfectant evaporate if necessary before turning the appliance back on The Premio 10 moxa does not require other specific maintenance Make sure no object comes in direct contact with...

Page 20: ...guide If there should be a problem when using the Premio 10 moxa please make sure the power supply is properly plugged in to a working socket and the indicator light is on green diode If pressing the...

Page 21: ...ng local effects vasodilatation extravasation inflammation and modification of the cellular metabolism etc central effects modification of the perception of the pain adapted integration and reaction o...

Page 22: ...ed on 1 m which is far too much energetic but which gives a sensation of burning very quickly without penetrating the sub cutaneous tissue Heat is then transmitted to adjacent tissue by conduction not...

Page 23: ...cations and use of medium and long infrared in practical complementary medicine is currently being carried out For example there is the use of the long infrared for arterio veinous fistula in people w...

Page 24: ...ioning of the fetus during the weeks preceding birth Ancient texts recommend broad use of moxibustion with acupuncture illnesses that are not cured using needles will be with moxas They present this t...

Page 25: ...on the state of the patient and the experience of the practitioner The Premio 10 moxa provides you with the same gestures and sensations You don t have to light and put out moxas toxic fumes and ashes...

Page 26: ...sponding to the wavelength with the highest energy level and a more or less straight slope for bigger or smaller wavelengths The area beneath the curve represents the total energy emitted When a black...

Page 27: ...27 34 Fig 1...

Page 28: ...s and the infrared receptors for complex multimodal information The reaction to moxibustion with Artemisia is local through the mobilization of local vascular tissue and nervous resources and general...

Page 29: ...29 34 Fig 2...

Page 30: ...es absorption windows The human body acts like a blackbody too emitting a temperature with a spectrum centered on 10 m in the far infrared It can therefore legitimately be presumed that there are rece...

Page 31: ...e the 110V 240V 50 60 Hz medical power supply box which supplies 5V between 1 5 and 3 A or if not a protected 5V external battery with an isolating cover which is not connected to the mains whilst usi...

Page 32: ...omes and premises that are directly connected to the public low voltage electricity network which provides residential buildings with power The Premio 10 moxa is designed for use in an electromagnetic...

Page 33: ...LIANCE LOG BOOK Type of appliance Premio 10 moxa Appliance number Manufacturer Sedatelec Chemin des M riers F 69540 IRIGNY Carrier Distributor Date acquired Manufacturing authorisation number CE 0123...

Page 34: ...of all restrictions and inconveniences associated with the burning of artemisia inspire trust in your patient and provides you with genuine ease of use so you can safely apply your therapeutic skills...

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