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Hwato SDZ-III Nerve & Muscle Stimulator — 6-Channel Electro-Acupuncture TENS EMS Device with LCD Screen, 1–100Hz Frequency

155.00 $

Professional Hwato SDZ-III Nerve & Muscle Stimulator featuring:

  • 6 output channels (multi-area treatment)

  • Large LCD digital display

  • 1–100Hz adjustable frequency

  • 3 waveform modes (Continuous / Dense-Disperse / Intermittent)

  • Auto power-off safety function

  • Battery + AC adaptor power options

Includes TENS pads, lead wires, electrode clips & accessories.

Designed for physiotherapy, acupuncture clinics, rehabilitation and neuromuscular therapy applications.

The Hwato SDZ-III Nerve & Muscle Stimulator is a professional-grade electro-acupuncture and neuromuscular therapy device, engineered for clinical physiotherapy, acupuncture treatment, pain-management and rehabilitation environments.

Building on the proven SDZ-II platform, the SDZ-III adds:

  • a large LCD screen for precise output monitoring

  • simplified single-dial control operation

  • enhanced clarity for mode, frequency and timer settings

The device delivers low-frequency TENS / EMS / electro-acupuncture stimulation through either:

  • adhesive TENS pads, or

  • acupuncture needles via metal clip connectors

allowing flexible treatment protocols depending on therapy requirements.

The 6-channel output system supports simultaneous treatment across multiple anatomical regions, making it suitable for busy clinics and structured rehabilitation programs.

Engineered for reliability, usability and consistent therapeutic performance.


🔧 Recommended Clinical Applications

Suitable for:

  • neuromuscular stimulation therapy

  • pain-management & neuro-modulation

  • muscle tension & spasm reduction

  • circulation & tissue recovery support

  • electro-acupuncture treatment programs

Common indications include:

  • neuralgia & nerve pain

  • sciatica & radiculopathy

  • muscle strain & soft-tissue trauma

  • tendon & joint pain syndromes

  • rehabilitation & recovery therapy

(Use under professional guidance.)


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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS OF THE Hwato SDZ-III Nerve & Muscle Stimulator

Device Type

  • Electro-Acupuncture / TENS / EMS Stimulator

  • Model: SDZ-III

  • Channels: 6 channels

Output & Performance

  • Output intensity: ≤10mA (250Ω load)

  • Frequency range: 1–100Hz adjustable

  • Output pulse type: low-frequency stimulation

Wave Modes

  • Continuous

  • Dense / Disperse

  • Intermittent

Display & Controls

  • Large LCD digital screen

  • Single-dial control for:

    • mode

    • frequency

    • timer

  • Auto power-off after inactivity

Power Supply

  • Battery operation or AC adaptor

  • AC input — regional compatible

Included Accessories

  • 6 × lead wires

  • 6 × pairs of TENS pads (12 pads total)

  • 12 × metal alligator clips

  • Power adaptor

  • User manual


PRODUCT POSITIONING

Hwato SDZ-III Nerve & Muscle Stimulator IS Designed for:

  • physiotherapy & rehabilitation clinics

  • acupuncture & electro-acupuncture practices

  • sports therapy & neuromuscular care

  • multi-zone TENS/EMS treatment environments

Compared to SDZ-II:

  • same 6-channel capability

  • adds LCD screen + easier control interface

  • better suited for clinical workflow & monitoring


❓ PRODUCT FAQ

Is the SDZ-III a professional-grade therapy device?
Yes — it is designed for clinical physiotherapy and electro-acupuncture treatment.

What is the difference between SDZ-II and SDZ-III?
The SDZ-III features:

  • a large LCD screen

  • simplified single-dial control

  • improved monitoring clarity

while maintaining the same 6-channel performance.

Can it be used with acupuncture needles?
Yes — via metal clip connectors for electro-acupuncture therapy.

Does it support TENS pads as well?
Yes — it can operate with adhesive electrodes.

What waveform modes are included?
Continuous, Dense/Disperse and Intermittent modes.