The base unit including the display, and nothing else. Therapy modules and the therapy system cart are separate catalogue items on separate order lines. A Neo with no module fitted has no stimulation, ultrasound or laser output at all, so order at least one module with 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 channel 3/4 module cannot be a Neo's only stimulation module, and the two channel 1/2 modules occupy the same channel pair, so buying both of those gains you nothing.

No. The Ultrasound Module arrives without an applicator, so plan on ordering one with it. The Vectra heads come in 1 cm2, 2 cm2, 5 cm2 and 10 cm2, with effective radiating areas of 0.9, 1.8, 4 and 8.5 cm2 in that order, and the head you choose sets the output the module can reach.

No. The two families sit next to each other in the catalogue and both come in the same four sizes, which is exactly why they get mis-ordered. A Vectra head belongs to the Neo and the Genisys platforms; a TranSport head belongs to the first-generation Intelect TranSport. Order against the platform name on the front of your console and the size together, and the two families cannot be crossed.

Twelve, in catalogue order: 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.

Frequencies are 1 MHz +/- 5% and 3.3 MHz +/- 5%, amplitude 0 to 2.5 W/cm2 in continuous and pulsed modes. Output power is 0 to 15 W at 1 MHz and 0 to 10 W at 3.3 MHz on the 10 cm2 head, 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. The 1 cm2 head runs at 3.3 MHz only.

No. The Neo module range covers channel 1/2 stimulation, channel 3/4 stimulation, sEMG, ultrasound and laser, and none of the five is a battery, so treat the head as a mains device on 100 to 240 V AC. The Vectra Genisys battery module and the transportable NiMH pack belong to other Chattanooga platforms and are not Neo accessories.

An applicator, and eyewear. The Laser Therapy Module kit ships with protective eyewear, the interlock and a patient remote, and the eyewear has to be rated L3 and compliant with EN207. The laser is Class 3B, 670 to 950 nm and 100 to 1440 mW depending on which applicator is fitted, with pulse frequency from 8 Hz to 10,000 Hz and a continuous setting.

No, tabletop is a supported configuration: 15.89 x 15.89 x 22.05 in. at 45 deg, 20.7 lb. The Vectra Neo Therapy System Cart is height-adjustable with three drawers, 29.4 lb on its own. Cart and head together at 90 deg measure 23.94 x 26.19 x 52.85 in. and weigh 48.9 lb.

The five are channel 1/2 stimulation, channel 3/4 stimulation, sEMG with channel 1/2 stimulation, ultrasound and laser. Each module measures 11.12 x 6.34 x 1.43 in., weighs 1 lb, and brings its own connector faceplate and its own leadwire or applicator set. The console adds that modality's screens as soon as the module is seated in the side of the head.

100 to 240 V AC, 2.5 A to 1.25 A, 50/60 Hz. Electrical Class I. Operating environment is 10 to 45 deg C at 0% to 90% relative humidity. The unit is rated IPX0 and applicators IPX7.

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 from a screen that tilts to 45 deg on a bench or sits at 90 deg on the therapy system cart. The patient remote doubles as the laser interrupt switch, so it belongs in the patient's hand whenever the laser module is in use. The chassis holds up to 100 protocol options, carries an integrated anatomical library on the same screen, and has a high-speed USB port for moving protocol and session data off the unit.

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. The Neo is also the only one of the three with a 1 cm2 head.

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. Modules weigh 1 lb and seat into the side of the head, so the change is a parts order.

Buy the Neo when you want one console to cover stimulation, sEMG, ultrasound and laser and you are prepared to buy that capability a module at a time. Buy the Legend 2 when you want twelve waveforms and four applicator sizes complete in a 6.8 lb box. Buy the Transport 2 when the machine has to travel: 4.9 lb, five waveforms on the US market, and 1.5 to 3 hours of treatment per battery charge.