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Long wave Diathermy LCS - 115

Long wave Diathermy : Our fully equipped Long wave Diathermy Unit is the latest addition in the field of physiotherapy. The principle behind this equipment is based on the capacitor field method. It emits electromagnetic energy at specific frequencies ranging from 500 KHz to 10 MHz Thus, this has become an alternative for Shortwave Diathermy Unit.

Features

The frequency and spectrum select carefully, interferential therapy can relive pain, reduce swelling, activate cell function and promote healing, therefore restoring function. Because of its versatility and effectiveness, Interferential is often choice for the treatment of physical condition such as Rheumatism, Arthritis, Muscle Strains, Sports Injuries, Neuralgia, Neuritis, Circulation Disorder and Incontinence.

» Wide input voltage

» Micro controller input

» Touch free capsence keys

  • LCD display
  • High efficiency
  • Low maintenance

 

Key Clinical Benefits

  • Deep thermal penetration (up to 5 cm) delivers soothing heat to chronic muscles, tendons and joint capsules.
  • Continuous vasodilation boosts blood flow, speeding tissue repair and clearing metabolic waste.
  • Reduces joint stiffness and muscle spasm, restoring range of motion in osteoarthritis and post-injury rehab.
  • Gentle warming sensation with lower surface heating compared to short-wave diathermy—ideal for sensitive or thin skin areas.
Safety & Contraindications

  • Do not use over pacemakers, cardioverter-defibrillators, or large metal implants.
  • Avoid abdomen & pelvis during pregnancy.
  • Contra-indicated on malignant tissue, acute infection, ischemic areas or impaired thermal sensation.
  • Monitor heat perception in neuropathic patients; stop if excessive warmth is reported.
Watch Setup & Demo



Frequently Asked Questions

1. What conditions respond best to long-wave diathermy?
Chronic low-back pain, frozen shoulder, tendinopathies, post-operative stiffness and muscle spasm.
2. How is long-wave diathermy different from short-wave diathermy?
Long-wave (≈1 MHz) penetrates deeper with less surface heating, making it more comfortable for areas with thinner subcutaneous tissue.
3. How often should I calibrate the unit?
Every 12 months or 1,000 operating hours—whichever comes first.
4. Where can I watch a full setup tutorial?
Our step-by-step demo is available on YouTube: LCS-115 Video