The Advanced Ultrasound Therapy Super Pro 1300 Unit is a professional-grade physiotherapy device designed for therapeutic ultrasound treatments. It features dual-frequency operation at 1 MHz and 3 MHz, enabling versatile treatment of both deep and superficial tissue conditions. The device comes with two dedicated transducer probes and a portable carry bag, making it suitable for both clinic and home-visit use.

Key Features

1. 1 MHz Frequency – Deep Tissue Therapy, Penetrates deep muscles and joints. Used for chronic pain and large muscle groups and Helps treat deep inflammation and stiffness.
2. 3 MHz Frequency - Targets surface tissues and ligaments. Faster absorption and healing. Suitable for soft tissue injuries
3. Digital LED Display – Real-time monitoring of time, mode, and intensity
4. Probe Selection Control – Easy switching between applicators.
5. Dual Channel Output – Supports two probes for efficient therapy application

Technical Specifications

Mode Description

1. 1 MHz Frequency – Deep Tissue Therapy

1. Penetrates deep muscles and joints.
2. Used for chronic pain and large muscle groups.
3. Helps treat deep inflammation and stiffness.

2. 3 MHz Frequency – Superficial Therapy

1. Targets surface tissues and ligaments.
2. Faster absorption and healing.
3. Suitable for soft tissue injuries.

3. Continuous Mode

1. Constant ultrasound wave output.
2. Produces thermal heating effect.
3. Improves blood circulation and muscle relaxation.
4. Ideal for chronic conditions.

4. Pulse Mode

1. Intermittent ultrasound delivery.
2. Produces non-thermal effect.
3. Reduces swelling and inflammation.
4. Suitable for acute injuries.

5. Dual Channel Operation

1. Enables treatment of different areas simultaneously.
2. Improves treatment efficiency in clinical settings.

Uses

Therapeutic ultrasound is widely used in physiotherapy for its thermal and non-thermal (mechanical/cavitation) effects on biological tissue. Super Pro 1 & 3 MHz Ultrasonic Therapy Machine indicated for:

Musculoskeletal Conditions

1. Relief of muscle spasm and tension
2. Treatment of soft tissue injuries: sprains, strains, and contusions
3. Management of tendinopathy and tendinitis (e.g., Achilles, rotator cuff)
4. Reduction of joint stiffness and improvement of range of motion
5. Bursitis and synovitis management

Chronic Pain Management

1. Chronic low back pain and neck pain
2. Osteoarthritis pain relief (knee, hip, shoulder)
3. Myofascial pain syndrome and trigger point therapy
4. Fibromyalgia symptom management

Post-Surgical / Rehabilitation

1. Acceleration of soft tissue healing post-surgery
2. Scar tissue breakdown and softening
3. Reduction of post-operative oedema

Neurological & Other

1. Carpal tunnel syndrome
2. Plantar fasciitis
3. Phonophoresis — transdermal drug delivery of topical medications

Frequency Selection Guide

1 MHz Probe: Best for deep tissue penetration (up to 5 cm). Suitable for large muscles, hip, shoulder, and lumbar regions.

3 MHz Probe: Best for superficial tissue treatment (up to 2 cm). Suitable for tendons, ligaments, and small joints.

How to Use

Prepare the Treatment Area

1. Clean the treatment area using water or mild antiseptic solution.
2. Remove oil, dirt, sweat, lotion, or any cosmetic product from the skin.
3. Dry the skin gently before applying gel.
4. Ensure the patient is comfortably positioned and relaxed.

Apply Ultrasound Gel

1. Apply a sufficient layer of ultrasound gel directly on the treatment area.
2. Spread evenly to cover the entire area.
3. Do not use oil, cream, or water as a substitute.
4. Ensure no air bubbles remain between probe and skin.

Switch On the Device

1. Connect the power cable securely.
2. Turn on the main power switch.
3. The digital display will activate.
4. Check probe connection before starting.
5. Ensure intensity is set to minimum before beginning.

Safety Tip: Always start with low intensity to avoid discomfort.

Select Probe, Frequency, and Mode

Probe Selection

1. Select the connected probe from the control panel (if dual probe system).
2. Ensure probe head is clean and properly attached.

Frequency Selection

1. 1 MHz (Deep Therapy)
2. For deep muscles and joints.
3. Used for chronic pain, stiffness, large body areas.
4. 3 MHz (Superficial Therapy)
5. For surface tissues and ligaments.
6. Used for acute injuries and soft tissue conditions.

Mode Selection

1. Continuous Mode – Provides heating effect (chronic conditions).
2. Pulse Mode – Reduces inflammation without heating (acute conditions).

Tip: Start with pulse mode for sensitive areas.

Adjust Treatment Intensity and Time

Proper intensity and duration are important for safe therapy.

1. Gradually increase intensity using the control buttons/knob.
2. Patient should feel mild warmth, not pain or burning.
3. Typical treatment time: 5–10 minutes per area (may vary).
4. Set timer according to treatment plan.
5. Place probe gently on gel-covered skin.
6. Maintain full contact with skin surface.
7. Move the applicator continuously in slow circular or linear motion.
8. Keep movement steady (about 3–4 cm per second).
9. Never keep the probe stationary in one spot.
10. Cover the entire treatment area evenly.

Monitor During Treatment

1. Reduce intensity if discomfort occurs.
2. Ensure gel remains present throughout therapy.
3. Check display for time and output.

Complete Treatment and Switch Off

1. Reduce intensity to minimum.
2. Turn off the device.
3. Remove probe from skin.
4. Wipe off remaining gel from treatment area.

Package Contents

1. 1 × Ultrasound Therapy Main Unit
2. 1 × 1 MHz Ultrasound Transducer Probe (with cable)
3. 1 × 3 MHz Ultrasound Transducer Probe (with cable)
4. 1 × AC Power Cable Supportive 110V/ 220V (50Hz/ 60Hz)
5. 1 × Padded Black Carry Bag with shoulder strap and zip closure
6. 1 × User Manual / Instruction Guide
7. 1 x Universal Adaptor (Worldwide Socket supportive )

Safety Instructions

1. This device is intended for use by trained and qualified physiotherapists or healthcare professionals only.
2. Do not attempt to operate, repair, or modify the device without proper training.
3. Inspect the device, cables, and probes before each use. Do not use if any damage is found.
4. Never immerse the device or probes in water or any liquid.
5. Keep the device away from flammable substances and heat sources.
6. Ensure the patient remains still and comfortable throughout treatment.
7. Never leave the patient unattended during a treatment session

Precautions

1. Always use coupling gel — operating the transducer without gel can damage the crystal and cause skin burns.
2. Never hold the stationary probe on the same spot — continuously move the probe to avoid periosteal burning.
3. Do not exceed recommended intensity levels for the treatment area or condition.
4. If the patient reports pain, burning sensation, or discomfort, immediately reduce intensity or stop treatment.
5. Monitor the ERROR indicator LED. If it illuminates, cease treatment and inspect the probe connection.
6. Clean and disinfect the transducer head between patients using appropriate disinfectant wipes (not alcohol-based, which can degrade the probe seal).
7. Store in the provided carry bag, away from extreme temperatures and humidity.
8. Service and calibrate annually or per manufacturer recommendations.

Maintenance & Care

1. Clean the exterior with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth. Do not use solvents or abrasive cleaners.
2. Wipe transducer heads after each patient with a suitable medical-grade disinfectant cloth.
3. Inspect probe cables regularly for kinks, cuts, or damage.
4. Do not coil cables tightly — store loosely to preserve cable integrity.
5. Schedule periodic calibration checks with a qualified biomedical engineer.
6. Keep the carry bag clean and dry. Store in a cool, dry environment when not in use

FAQs

Is this ultrasound therapy device compatible with USA 110V outlets?

Yes, dual voltage (110V/220V AC) and is suitable for USA use. If you ever notice a different voltage label on your unit, please contact us before use and we will verify and assist you immediately.

What should I do if my unit label shows 180–240V input?

In rare cases, labeling may differ by batch. Please contact us with a photo of the label before use. We will confirm compatibility or provide the correct solution to ensure safe operation.

What is the difference between 1 MHz and 3 MHz frequencies?

1 MHz penetrates deeper tissues such as muscles and ligaments, while 3 MHz is ideal for superficial tissues closer to the skin. The dual-frequency feature allows full-body therapeutic flexibility.

What do Pulse Mode A (P1.1–P1.9) settings mean?

These modes primarily vary the pulse duration (pulse width) and waveform pattern. They control how long each electrical pulse is applied and how it ramps or cycles, which affects comfort level and muscle response.

What do Pulse Mode B (1.10–1.17) settings control?

These modes mainly vary the pulse frequency and rhythm (how often pulses are delivered per second), along with different modulation patterns. These are designed for different stimulation effects such as muscle activation, relaxation, or therapy variation.

Can this device be used at home as well as in clinics?

Yes. Its compact design, soft-touch controls, and ergonomic handle make it suitable for both professional clinics and home users.

What conditions can this ultrasound therapy machine help with?

It is commonly used for joint pain, neck and back pain, muscle strains, tendonitis, plantar fasciitis, arthritis, bursitis, ligament sprains, and post-injury recovery.

How long does a treatment session last?

The adjustable timer allows sessions up to 90 minutes. Treatment duration can be customized based on therapy needs.

Disclaimer:

This product is intended for personal wellness use only. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Consult your healthcare provider before use and for medical advice. Not a substitute for professional medical treatment.