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Chattanooga Vectra Neo Electrotherapy System

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Chattanooga Vectra Neo

Chattanooga Vectra Neo Electrotherapy System

The Chattanooga Vectra Neo Electrotherapy System is a modular electrotherapy system: one touchscreen console that takes five plug-and-play modules for two- and four-channel stimulation, ultrasound, EMG biofeedback, which reads muscle activity, EMG-triggered stimulation and laser. Modules install with no manual configuration and can be added at any time. A clinic can start on stimulation and bring ultrasound or laser onto the same head later. Clinical Protocol Setup walks through each therapy step by step, with up to 100 protocol options on screen. The base unit is the display head, and it runs on a tabletop or on the optional cart, with modules and cart ordered as separate items.

The five modules slide into the side of the head: channel 1/2 stimulation, channel 3/4 stimulation, sEMG with channel 1/2 stimulation, ultrasound and laser. Each one carries its own connector faceplate, and the console adds that modality's screens as soon as the module is seated. A clinic that wants two stimulation channels this year and ultrasound the next buys the head once and adds the ultrasound module later. Each module measures 11.12 x 6.34 x 1.43 in. and weighs 1 lb, so a fully specified Neo takes no more bench space than a bare one.

The head measures 15.89 x 15.89 x 22.05 in. on a tabletop with the screen tilted to 45 deg, and it weighs 20.7 lb. On the optional therapy system cart, with the screen at 90 deg, the assembly measures 23.94 x 26.19 x 52.85 in., and the cart alone weighs 29.4 lb. Mains input is 100 to 240 V AC at 2.5 A to 1.25 A, 50/60 Hz, the head is Electrical Class I and rated IPX0, and the applicators that plug into it are rated IPX7. The Neo is built for a clinic treatment room and for an operator working at the touchscreen: they load the modules that room owns, pick a modality, set the output on that module, and bring back the treatments the room runs most often from the protocol library without retyping.

Base unit
Display head
Touchscreen on a weighted foot
Module options
5
Stim, sEMG, ultrasound, laser
Electrotherapy waveforms
12
Including HAN TENS
Head weight
20.7 lb
9.4 kg, on a tabletop
Tabletop or cart configuration High-speed USB port Integrated applicator cradles Lead wire management
Chattanooga Vectra Neo Electrotherapy System, in use with a seated patient

The platform

How it works

Every output figure a Neo reaches belongs to a module that plugs into the side of the head, while the chassis carries the touchscreen and the protocol library. The first module seated sets what the system does on day one.

The base head on its own
The base unit is a color touchscreen on a tilting mount, its power supply, its protocol library and a high-speed USB port for software updates and transfers. An integrated anatomical reference library sits alongside those protocols on the same screen, and every treatment output comes from the modules.
Head only
Waveforms on the stimulation modules
Interferential 4-pole and premodulated 2-pole both run 0 to 100 mA on a 2,000 Hz to 10,000 Hz carrier. VMS runs 0 to 114 mA constant current at 1 to 200 pps with a 20 to 400 microsecond phase duration, and VMS Burst and VMS FR run beside it. Symmetrical biphasic TENS reaches 0 to 73 mA and asymmetrical biphasic TENS reaches 0 to 93 mA, both across 1 to 250 Hz. High voltage pulsed current runs 0 to 500 V at 10 to 120 pps, and microcurrent, direct current, Russian and HAN TENS complete the set of twelve.
0-500 V HVPC
Ultrasound at two frequencies
Ultrasound runs at 1 MHz +/- 5% and 3.3 MHz +/- 5%, with amplitude from 0 to 2.5 W/cm2 in continuous and pulsed modes, duty cycles of 10%, 20%, 50% and continuous, and a beam nonuniformity ratio of 5:1 maximum. Output on the 10 cm2 head is 0 to 15 W at 1 MHz and 0 to 10 W at 3.3 MHz, dropping to 0 to 6 W on the 5 cm2 head and 0 to 3 W on the 2 cm2. The sound head itself is a separate order in 1, 2, 5 or 10 cm2.
BNR 5:1 max
What the Class 3B laser module needs
The laser module covers 670 to 950 nm and 100 to 1440 mW, both dependent on which applicator is fitted, with a pulse frequency from 8 Hz to 10,000 Hz and a continuous setting. It is a Class 3B laser, and it requires protective eyewear rated L3 and compliant with EN207, plus a door interlock. The laser module kit arrives with that eyewear, the interlock and a patient remote, and the same remote doubles as the laser interrupt switch.
Class 3B

Built for the clinic

Key features

A Neo is configured around the room it serves, from the menus and protocols on the screen to whether the head sits on a bench or on its cart.

Plug-and-play modules
Modules install quickly with no manual configuration, and each one adds its screens to the console the moment it is seated.
Anatomical reference library
Pathology illustrations on the console support patient education and clinical communication at the bench.
Customized menus and reporting
User-defined menus, customized treatment protocols and customized patient reporting set the console up around how a clinic works.
Screen maneuverability
The touchscreen tilts on its mount, to 45 deg on a tabletop and to 90 deg on the cart.
Tabletop footprint
15.89 x 15.89 x 22.05 in. with the screen tilted to 45 deg. Tabletop is a supported configuration and needs no cart.
On the therapy cart
Cart and head at 90 deg: 23.94 x 26.19 x 52.85 in., with leadwire management and three drawers.
The remote is the laser interrupt
The Vectra Neo patient remote doubles as the laser interrupt switch, so a Neo running the laser module needs it in the patient's hand.
Effective radiating area
Effective radiating area is 0.9, 1.8, 4 and 8.5 cm2 on the 1, 2, 5 and 10 cm2 sound heads.

In detail

How to use it

Chattanooga Vectra Neo Electrotherapy System, at a patient's shoulder
The console

The console and its protocol library

The head carries a color touchscreen on a tilting mount, the Clinical Protocol Setup routine that walks a clinician through each therapy step by step, with its protocol options. An integrated anatomical reference library with pathologies sits on the same console, and a high-speed USB port handles software updates and data transfers. The head is Electrical Class I and rated IPX0, while the applicators that connect to it are rated IPX7. Applied parts are Type B on the ultrasound and laser sides and Type BF on electrotherapy.

  • Up to 100 protocol options on the console
  • Clinical Protocol Setup and an anatomical reference library
  • High-speed USB port for updates and transfers
  • Color touchscreen on a tilting mount and a weighted foot
  • Applied parts: ultrasound and laser Type B, electrotherapy Type BF
100 protocols USB Class I
Chattanooga Vectra Neo Electrotherapy System, the head and cart together
Modules

Choosing the stimulation modules

The Channel 1/2 Stimulation Module gives channels 1 and 2, and the EMG and Channel 1/2 Stimulation Module gives the same two channels plus sEMG, so the sEMG version takes the place of the plain one and does not sit alongside it. The Channel 3/4 Stimulation Module adds channels 3 and 4 and only earns its place on top of one of the other two, taking a Neo to four channels. The Ultrasound Module and the Laser Therapy Module are independent of the stimulation choice and can be added in either order, at any point in the platform's life.

Five modules 1 lb each Four channels max
Chattanooga Vectra Neo Electrotherapy System, mounted on its therapy cart
Fitment

Sound heads, cart and remote

Sound heads on this platform are the Vectra ultrasound head applicators, in 1, 2, 5 and 10 cm2, and the 1 cm2 head runs at 3.3 MHz only. The cart is the Vectra Neo Therapy System Cart, height-adjustable with three drawers, integrated leadwire management and 29.4 lb on its own.

Four sound head sizes Optional cart Remote in the laser kit

Vectra Neo

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The range

How it compares

The Vectra Neo, the Intelect Legend 2 and the Intelect Transport 2 Combo bring electrotherapy to a clinic in three different shapes. The Neo is the only modular one of the three and the only one that can carry a Class 3B laser, while the Legend 2 and the Transport 2 Combo each arrive complete in a single box. Weight separates them as sharply: 20.7 lb for a Neo head, 6.8 lb for a two-channel Legend 2 and 4.9 lb for a Transport 2 Combo.

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Modular cart or tabletop system. Stim, ultrasound, sEMG and laser modules, up to 100 protocols.
Channels 1/2 and 3/4 stimulation modules 12 waveforms, including HAN TENS Ultrasound 1 MHz +/- 5% and 3.3 MHz +/- 5% Head 20.7 lb; cart 29.4 lb
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Two or four channels in one box. Twelve waveforms, 2&Go home-screen protocols and an optional battery pack.
2-channel or 4-channel build 12 electrotherapy waveforms 6.8 lb 2-channel; 8.2 lb 4-channel 2 years on the device, 1 year on applicators
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Portable combo at 4.9 lb. Five US waveforms plus ultrasound, 1.5 to 3 hours on battery.
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Questions

Frequently asked questions

The base unit ships with the display: the head with its touchscreen, weighted foot, power supply and protocol library. Therapy modules and the therapy system cart are separate items, and every stimulation, ultrasound and laser output comes from a module seated in the head.

Two of them. A channel 1/2 module, either the plain one or the version with sEMG, and then the Channel 3/4 Stimulation Module on top of it. The two channel 1/2 modules occupy the same channel pair, and a Neo carries one of those two.

No. The Ultrasound Module arrives without an applicator, and the Vectra heads come in 1 cm2, 2 cm2, 5 cm2 and 10 cm2. The head you choose sets the output: 0 to 15 W at 1 MHz and 0 to 10 W at 3.3 MHz on the 10 cm2, 0 to 6 W on the 5 cm2, 0 to 3 W on the 2 cm2, and 0 to 1.5 W on the 1 cm2, which runs at 3.3 MHz only.

Twelve: interferential 4-pole, premodulated 2-pole, VMS, VMS Burst, VMS FR, asymmetrical biphasic TENS, symmetrical biphasic TENS, microcurrent, HAN TENS, high voltage pulsed current, direct current and Russian. All twelve arrive with a channel 1/2 stimulation module, and adding the channel 3/4 module gives you the same twelve across four channels.

100 to 240 V AC, 2.5 A to 1.25 A, 50/60 Hz, Electrical Class I. It is a mains device, and none of the five modules is a battery. Operating environment is 10 to 45 deg C at 0% to 90% relative humidity. The unit is rated IPX0 and applicators IPX7.

No. Tabletop is a supported configuration, and the Vectra Neo Therapy System Cart is an optional, height-adjustable cart with three storage drawers and integrated leadwire management.

Trained clinic staff, working from the colour touchscreen on the head. The operator loads the modules the room owns, picks a modality from the protocol library, sets the output on that module and runs the treatment.

Powered muscle stimulators and TENS waveforms are not to be used on patients with cardiac demand pacemakers. Also contraindicated are patients with implantable neurostimulating devices, cancerous lesions in the treatment area, application over the pregnant uterus, and electrode placement at the carotid sinus region of the anterior neck. The system is not for use in an MRI or CT environment, and cautions apply to insulin pumps and other body-worn devices. Read the manual in full before use.

On the 10 cm2 head, effective radiating area is 8.5 cm2 on the Neo, 6.0 to 6.8 cm2 on the Intelect Legend 2 and 5.8 cm2 on the Intelect Transport 2. Beam nonuniformity ratio is 5:1 maximum on the Neo, under 5:1 on the Legend 2 and under 6:1 on the Transport 2. All three are dual-frequency and all three run duty cycles of 10%, 20%, 50% and continuous.

Yes, by changing the channel 1/2 module. The EMG and Channel 1/2 Stimulation Module carries sEMG alongside channels 1 and 2, and it takes the place of the plain channel 1/2 module in the head. A Neo already running a 1/2 module and a 3/4 module keeps its four stimulation channels through the swap, and gains sEMG with them.

  • Base unit part number: 6000
  • Ultrasound frequencies: 1 MHz +/- 5%; 3.3 MHz +/- 5%
  • Ultrasound output, 10 cm2: 0-15 W at 1 MHz; 0-10 W at 3.3 MHz
  • Ultrasound amplitude: 0 to 2.5 W/cm2, continuous and pulsed
  • ERA by head size: 0.9 / 1.8 / 4 / 8.5 cm2 for the 1 / 2 / 5 / 10 cm2 heads
  • Beam nonuniformity ratio: 5:1 maximum
  • Ultrasound duty cycles: 10%, 20%, 50%, continuous
  • Laser wavelength: 670-950 nm, dependent on applicator
  • Laser output power: 100-1440 mW, dependent on applicator
  • Laser pulse frequency: 8 Hz to 10,000 Hz and continuous
  • Laser class: Class 3B; eyewear L3 rated, EN207 compliant
  • Head size and weight: 15.89 x 15.89 x 22.05 in. at 45 deg; 20.7 lb
  • Cart and head at 90 deg: 23.94 x 26.19 x 52.85 in.; cart 29.4 lb
  • Module size and weight: 11.12 x 6.34 x 1.43 in.; 1 lb
  • Mains input: 100-240 V AC, 2.5 A to 1.25 A, 50/60 Hz, Class I
  • Operating environment: 10 to 45 deg C, 0% to 90% relative humidity
  • Configuration: Modular base unit, part 6000, display only
  • Therapy modules: Five modules: 70000, 70002, 70003, 70004, 70005
  • Installation: Plug-and-play modules, no manual configuration, added at any time
  • Modalities: Two- and four-channel stimulation, ultrasound, EMG biofeedback, EMG-triggered stimulation, laser
  • Stimulation channels: Two with a channel 1/2 module; four by adding the 70003
  • sEMG: On module 70004, which replaces the 70000
  • Ultrasound: On module 70002; sound head ordered separately
  • Laser: On module 70005; ships with eyewear, interlock and patient remote
  • Electrotherapy waveforms: 12, including HAN TENS
  • Protocol library: Up to 100 protocol options
  • Reference library: Integrated anatomical library with pathologies
  • Connectivity: High-speed USB port
  • Mounting: Tabletop, or optional therapy system cart, part 70001
  • Patient remote: Part 70008, also the laser interrupt switch
  • Sound head part numbers: 27333, 27334, 27335, 27336 for 1, 2, 5 and 10 cm2
  • Intended setting: Clinic treatment room; tabletop or cart, operated by trained staff
  • Base unit: Vectra Neo head with touchscreen display
  • Therapy modules: Not included; ordered separately
  • Therapy system cart: Not included; the Vectra Neo Therapy System Cart is ordered separately