MagPro R30 including MagOption Stimulator

MagPro R30 including MagOption Stimulator

Stimulator

The MagPro R30 with MagOption can provide both biphasic and monophasic pulse waveforms, paired-pulses or twin-pulses, complex pulse firing patterns, and high frequency stimulation up to 30 Hz. With the same features as the MagPro R30 but with enhanced stimulation capabilities, it provides monophasic waveform and twin and dual pulses up to 5 pps (both monophasic and biphasic). Allows for storage of multiple stimulator setups, external control, and heat tolerance when preforming intense, focused, and repeated protocols. It has the same features as the R30 with additional diagnostic capabilities.

Product details

Pulse mode

Standard

Dual, Twin

Waveform

Biphasic,

Monophasic

Current direction

Normal

 

Ramp up

Yes

 

Max repetition rate

30 pps,

 

  • Specifications

Coil compatibility

All coils

Part no.

9016E0741

 

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