Senstim Peripherial Nerve Stimulator | Nerve Locator PNS Machine
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Senstim Peripheral Nerve Stimulator | Nerve Locator PNS Machine
The Senstim Peripheral Nerve Stimulator is a compact nerve locator PNS machine designed for professional clinical and anaesthesia use. It supports controlled electrical pulse delivery for peripheral nerve location during suitable medical procedures. It is suitable for hospitals, operation theatres, anaesthesia departments, surgical centres, pain management clinics, medical colleges, and clinical setups where trained users require nerve stimulation support.
This nerve locator PNS machine offers adjustable pulse amplitude from 0.2mA to 5.0mA, switchable frequency of 1Hz or 2Hz, and a large 3-digit 7-segment display for clear impulse current reading. The default frequency is 1Hz, and the device allows frequency selection when required by the trained clinical user.
The device includes LED indicators and beep tone support for better operational feedback. The yellow pulse LED indicates pulse delivery when the circuit is closed, while the red battery LED indicates low battery condition. It operates on a 9V battery and should be used only by trained doctors, anaesthesia professionals, qualified clinical staff, or authorized healthcare users according to the user manual and hospital protocol.
Key Features
- Peripheral Nerve Stimulator: Designed to support clinical nerve location workflow during suitable procedures.
- Adjustable Pulse Amplitude: Supports current adjustment from 0.2mA to 5.0mA for controlled stimulation.
- Switchable Frequency: Frequency can be changed between 1Hz and 2Hz according to clinical requirement.
- Large Digital Display: 3-digit 7-segment display shows impulse current clearly for easier monitoring.
- Pulse LED Indicator: Yellow LED flashes when pulse delivery occurs in a closed circuit.
- Battery LED Indicator: Red LED flashing indicates low battery condition.
- Beep Tone Support: Beep tone is heard during self-test and pulse delivery when the circuit is closed.
- Battery Operated: Works with a 9V battery, Type 6LR–61 or 6F22, for portable clinical use.
Technical Specifications
| Product Name | Senstim Peripheral Nerve Stimulator |
| Product Type | Nerve Locator PNS Machine |
| Product Category | Peripheral Nerve Stimulator / Clinical Nerve Locator |
| Pulse Amplitude | 0.2mA to 5.0mA |
| Pulse Width | 0.1 m sec |
| Pulse Frequency | 1Hz or 2Hz Switchable |
| Default Frequency | 1Hz |
| Impedance | 0 to 5K Ohms |
| Display | 3 Digit 7 Segment Large Display |
| Resolution | 0.01mA or 0.1mA |
| Battery | 9V, Type 6LR–61 or 6F22 |
| Battery Indication | Red LED Flashing Indicates Low Battery |
| Pulse Indication | Yellow LED Flashing with Beep Sound for Each Pulse When Circuit is Closed |
| Suitable For | Hospitals, Operation Theatres, Anaesthesia Departments and Clinical Nerve Location Use |
Product Benefits
- Supports peripheral nerve location workflow during suitable clinical procedures.
- Adjustable current range helps trained users select required pulse amplitude.
- Large digital display makes impulse current value easy to read.
- 1Hz and 2Hz frequency options provide practical clinical flexibility.
- LED indicators help monitor pulse delivery and battery condition.
- Battery-operated design makes the device portable and convenient for clinical use.
- Beep tone support helps confirm pulse delivery when the circuit is closed.
- Compact format supports use in anaesthesia departments, OTs, and clinical procedure areas.
Applications
The Senstim Peripheral Nerve Stimulator is suitable for peripheral nerve location support, anaesthesia procedure support, clinical nerve stimulation use, operation theatre workflow, pain management clinic support, training and teaching setups under supervision, and hospital or surgical centre use.
It can be used by trained healthcare professionals in suitable clinical environments where controlled nerve stimulation is required. Final use depends on procedure type, clinical protocol, patient condition, operator training, and hospital guidelines.
How to Use
- Insert the recommended 9V battery and confirm that the device powers on properly.
- Perform the required self-check according to the user manual and facility protocol.
- Connect compatible clinical cables or probe as per procedure requirement.
- Select the required frequency, either 1Hz or 2Hz, according to clinical need.
- Adjust pulse amplitude gradually within the 0.2mA to 5.0mA range as directed by the trained operator.
- Monitor the display, yellow pulse LED, beep tone, and patient response during use.
- Stop use if any abnormal response, device issue, or clinical concern occurs.
- After use, switch off the device and store it safely according to hospital equipment protocol.
Why Choose Senstim Peripheral Nerve Stimulator?
The Senstim Peripheral Nerve Stimulator is suitable for clinical users who need a compact nerve locator with adjustable current, clear digital display, pulse indication, and battery-operated portability. Its simple controls and readable display make it practical for professional medical environments.
With pulse amplitude from 0.2mA to 5.0mA, switchable 1Hz/2Hz frequency, low battery indication, and beep tone support, this PNS machine provides essential features required for trained clinical nerve stimulation workflow. Buyers should confirm compatible probe, cable requirements, battery type, user training, and facility protocol before use.
Professional Use Note: This nerve stimulator is intended for trained clinical use only. It should not be used by untrained users or for self-treatment. Always follow the user manual, hospital protocol, and professional clinical guidance.
FAQs
1. What is Senstim Peripheral Nerve Stimulator used for?
It is used by trained healthcare professionals for peripheral nerve location support during suitable clinical procedures.
2. What is the pulse amplitude range?
The pulse amplitude range is 0.2mA to 5.0mA.
3. What frequency options are available?
The device supports 1Hz and 2Hz switchable frequency. The default frequency is 1Hz.
4. What type of display does it have?
It has a 3-digit 7-segment large display for impulse current reading.
5. What battery does it use?
It uses a 9V battery, Type 6LR–61 or 6F22.
6. Does it have low battery indication?
Yes, red LED flashing indicates low battery condition.
7. Who should operate this device?
It should be operated only by trained doctors, anaesthesia professionals, qualified clinical staff, or authorized healthcare users.
