Southwest Medical

Intelect Interferential Current Unit-IFC. Intelect units are long known for their innovative clinical electrotherapy units. This advanced technology enables you to bring this much-appreciated modality home with the patient, allowing more frequent and less costly treatments. Dual Channel, Manual Selection for two or four Electrodes. Adjustable Pulse Amplitude, Interference Frequency and Difference Frequency parameters. Four stimulation modes (frequency shifts): Continuous, 1/1, 8/8 and 10/10 Ramped. Includes 120V AC line cord adapter. Sliding cover for controls and battery.

Factory direct replacement 4 button VR2 joystick control. Simple installation is plug-n-play. Economical replacement.

Compatible manufacturer part numbers include Pride Mobility: CTLDC1463, Quickie / Sunrise Medical: 105375, Merits: 64820002.

Please verify compatibility before ordering.

Replacement for:
Jazzy 600 Jazzy 600 XL Jazzy 1420 Jazzy Select 6 Jazzy Select 6 Ultra Jazzy Select 14 Jazzy Select 14 XL Merits Junior (P320/P3201/P32011/P32012) Merits Multi Rehab ( P201+) Merits Vector (P323) Merits Vector (P324) Pride TSS 450 Quantum Rehab Q600 Quantum Rehab Q600XL Quantum Rehab Q610 Quantum Rehab R-4000 Quickie Pulse 5 Quickie Pulse 6 Quickie QM-710 Revolution Mobility Liberty 212 Revolution Mobility Liberty 361 Revolution Mobility Liberty 365 Shoprider 6Runner 14 (888WNLLHD) Shoprider HD (888WHD) Shoprider Streamer Sport (888WA) Zip'r Mobility Mantis

Superior comfort and flexibility are achieved through the revolutionary air pocket technology in the dimpled, ultra-thin SoftFlex skin barrier. Protects the skin, yet is gentle upon removal. SoftFlex skin barrier with tapered edges eliminates the need for tape. Integrated filter helps eliminate gas build-up (pouch bulging). Discreet pouch shape and size. Transparent

The Kaye Dynamic multi-positional stander allows 360 degrees of movement within the base of support while the client is safely aligned in a standing position. This unique stander is an important innovation for clients who do not develop adequate balance, weight shift or postural control to stand or walk unaided. The Kaye Dynamic Stander is distinctive in several ways as reported by clients and therapists who participated in clinical trials.

First, the excursion of movement of the stander is adjusted with a spring loaded crank. Clients who were fearful of moving in standing reported that they felt in control and were not fearful when initiating movement. They could begin by experiencing limited movement within their base of support and increase the range of movement as they developed confidence. The resistance to movement can be adjusted so that clients of many ages, sizes and weight can work on postural control.

The Kaye Dynamic Stander is distinctive in several ways as reported by clients and therapists who participated in clinical trials. First, the excursion of movement of the stander is adjusted with a spring loaded crank. Clients who were fearful of moving in standing reported that they felt in control and were not fearful when initiating movement. They could begin by experiencing limited movement within their base of support and increase the range of movement as they developed confidence. The resistance to movement can be adjusted so that clients of many ages, sizes and weight can work on postural control.

Second, since sway can be damped down, clients were able to pair postural control with function, experiencing the typical weight shifts that accompany reaching, manipulation, speech, eating and self care activities. Clients described that they felt less stiffness and activities were easier to perform when they were permitted adaptive movements while standing.

Third, since clients are securely stabilized, therapists reported that clients learned to independently activate weight shifting by pushing into the base with their feet as they moved away from the vertical position and brought themselves back to midline. The clients were able to develop a sense of midline in the vertical position.