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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Arthritis / June 2005T.E.N.S Machines Users
Is it necessary that the PADS supplied with these units by the same manufacturers be used? Or Any Pads can be used with any units. I mean to say that pads by a certain manufacturer can be used with any model even other than their own one? Thanks. If the pads fit into the slots where the electrodes go into, I would not see any problem. Sometimes they are interchangeable but you need to make sure it is a tight fit because you can shock yourself .....well zap anyhow LOL good luck OH, what kind you got? Maybe someone can tell you more, I have PRO MAX and also had a Lithmascope one I believe is the name, well something like that janers Janers I have two units called 1.TPN 200 Plus Battery 9v which runs out quickly and bit fussy to replace it. 2. SEINEX Model SE-33 Two AA Bat The pads lot bought is for TPN 200 Plus and appear to fit into SEINEX Model OK. Thanks for your attention. Suggestion from any other user would be appreciated. If the pads fit into the slots where the electrodes go into, I would not see any problem. Sometimes they are interchangeable but you need to make sure it is a tight fit because you can shock yourself .....well zap anyhow LOL good luck OH, what kind you got? Maybe someone can tell you more, I have PRO MAX and also had a Lithmascope one I believe is the name, well something like that janers I buy my electrodes on ebay or from an online store. The brand name doesn't appear to be important with my TENS unit. I haven't seen (that I remember) different types of connectors on the pads. If you have to replace the leads, I've seen at least two types of connectors that plug into the unit. These units are available here in London and TPN200 Plus is also being used by hospitals here. The Leads are with PinType"What goes into" the pad connector. The pads are with F-Type and leads are with M-Type connectors. Thanks for your attention. I buy my electrodes on ebay or from an online store. The brand name doesn't appear to be important with my TENS unit. I haven't seen (that I remember) different types of connectors on the pads. If you have to replace the leads, I've seen at least two types of connectors that plug into the unit. |
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