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Therapy Equipments · Ultrasonic Therapy
Digital Ultrasound Device 1-3MHz Pain Relief Machine
$154
Three separate digital displays: the ULTR 52 Pro features individual green digital readouts for session time (minutes), treatment mode, and output intensity in W/cm² - each on its own display for clear, unambiguous parameter monitoring during treatment.::
Four output modes with selector probe: Continuous (CONT.), Pulse A, Pulse B, and Wave modes are selectable via dedicated buttons, with the active mode shown on the central digital display. The selector probe button allows probe switching mid-session.::
Intensity W/cm² bar graph and digital display: output intensity is shown both as a precise digital readout in W/cm² and as a bar-graph indicator for visual reference during probe application.::
Error, 1 MHz, and 3 MHz LED status indicators: three dedicated LED indicators on the right panel confirm active probe frequency, alert to poor coupling or probe errors, and provide at-a-glance system status during all sessions.::
Top Highlights
- Model
- ULTR 52 Pro (Advanced Ultrasound Therapy)
- Frequencies
- 1 MHz and 3 MHz (separate output ports)
- Output modes
- Continuous (CONT.), Pulse A, Pulse B, Wave
- Displays
- 3 individual digital displays: time (min), mode, intensity (W/cm²)
- Intensity indicator
- Digital W/cm² readout plus bar-graph display
- Status LEDs
- Error, 1 MHz, 3 MHz indicator LEDs
- Power supply
- Mains AC (110V / 220V, 50/60 Hz)
- Certifications
- ISO 13485 and CE marked, documentation available
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The ULTR 52 Pro is an advanced digital ultrasound therapy device providing 1 MHz and 3 MHz treatment frequencies through separate labelled output ports. Three individual digital displays show session time, treatment mode, and output intensity in W/cm² simultaneously and independently, eliminating the ambiguity of combined or scrolling parameter displays. Four output modes including Continuous, Pulse A, Pulse B, and Wave cover the full spectrum of acute, sub-acute, and chronic clinical applications. Designed for home wellness and personal therapy use as well as clinical settings, the unit is straightforward to operate with logically grouped controls for Time, Mode/Selector Probe, and Intensity. Error, 1 MHz, and 3 MHz LED indicators on the right panel provide real-time system status throughout every session.
3 displays
Time, mode, intensity (W/cm²)
1 + 3 MHz
Dual probe frequencies
4 modes
Cont, Pulse A, Pulse B, Wave
ISO & CE
Marked and documented
Key features
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Three independent digital displays
Separate green digital readouts for time (minutes), mode, and intensity (W/cm²) make it easy to monitor all session parameters simultaneously without sharing a single screen.
2
Four output modes
Continuous output delivers uninterrupted ultrasonic energy. Pulse A and Pulse B modes provide pulsed waveforms at different duty cycles. Wave mode adds a modulated output for additional clinical flexibility.
3
Intensity W/cm² with bar graph
Output intensity is shown as a precise digital value in W/cm² on the right display, accompanied by a bar-graph indicator for quick visual reference during active probe application.
4
Error, 1 MHz, and 3 MHz LED indicators
Three right-panel LEDs confirm active probe frequency, alert to poor acoustic coupling or disconnected probes via the Error LED, and provide instant system status feedback throughout treatment.
5
Selector probe button
The Selector Probe button on the Mode panel switches the active output between the connected 1 MHz and 3 MHz probes without powering off or reconnecting cables.
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Time up/down control
Dedicated up and down buttons on the Time panel allow session duration to be set and adjusted in the unit of minutes, with the countdown shown on the left digital display.
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Intensity up/down control
Separate intensity up and down buttons on the right panel provide precise incremental adjustment of output level during active treatment without requiring probe lift-off.
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Home wellness and personal use design
The ULTR 52 Pro is specifically designed for home wellness and personal therapy applications in addition to clinical use, with intuitive controls and clear displays suited to informed personal therapy programmes.
| Model | ULTR 52 Pro (Advanced Ultrasound Therapy 1 & 3 MHz) |
| Device type | Digital dual-frequency ultrasound therapy unit |
| Frequencies | 1 MHz and 3 MHz (separate labelled output ports) |
| Output modes | Continuous (CONT.), Pulse A, Pulse B, Wave |
| Displays | 3 separate digital displays: left (time/min), centre (mode), right (intensity W/cm²) |
| Intensity indicator | Digital W/cm² readout plus bar-graph visual indicator |
| Status LEDs | Error LED, 1 MHz LED, 3 MHz LED (right panel) |
| Probe selector | Front-panel selector probe button (Mode section) |
| Timer | Adjustable via Time up/down buttons; countdown on left display |
| Power supply | Mains AC, 110V / 220V, 50/60 Hz |
| Enclosure | Desktop unit with side probe holders |
| Intended use | Home wellness, personal therapy, and professional clinical settings |
| Control | Function |
|---|---|
| Power button | Switches the unit on or off from the mains supply |
| Time display (left) | Green digital display showing the current session timer value in minutes |
| Time up button | Increases the session duration setting |
| Time down button | Decreases the session duration setting |
| Mode display (centre) | Green digital display showing the currently active output mode |
| CONT. button | Selects continuous output mode for uninterrupted ultrasound delivery |
| PULSE A button | Selects Pulse A pulsed output mode at a defined duty cycle |
| PULSE B button | Selects Pulse B pulsed output mode at an alternative duty cycle |
| WAVE button | Selects Wave modulated output mode |
| Mode up / Mode down buttons | Navigate through mode options when using the mode buttons |
| Selector Probe button | Switches the active output between the 1 MHz and 3 MHz probe ports |
| Selector Probe left / right buttons | Navigate probe selection options |
| Intensity display (right) | Green digital display showing the current output intensity in W/cm² |
| Intensity bar graph | Visual bar indicator of relative output intensity level |
| Intensity up button | Increases the output intensity in incremental steps |
| Intensity down button | Decreases the output intensity in incremental steps |
| ERROR LED | Illuminates on poor acoustic coupling, probe disconnection, or system fault |
| 1 MHz LED | Illuminates when the 1 MHz probe is the active output frequency |
| 3 MHz LED | Illuminates when the 3 MHz probe is the active output frequency |
| 1 MHz output port | Front-panel socket for the 1 MHz probe cable connection |
| 3 MHz output port | Front-panel socket for the 3 MHz probe cable connection |
| Condition / Area | Application / Protocol |
|---|---|
| Muscle and joint pain relief | 1 MHz for deeper musculature and joints; 3 MHz for superficial muscles; continuous or pulsed as recommended by clinician |
| Soft tissue recovery | Pulse A or Pulse B modes to support tissue recovery with reduced thermal effect |
| Tendon and ligament support | 1 MHz for deep tendons; 3 MHz for superficial tendons; pulsed for acute, continuous for chronic |
| Scar tissue care | 3 MHz with continuous or Wave mode for superficial scar tissue work |
| Post-exercise muscle recovery | 3 MHz for superficial muscles with Pulse A mode under personal wellness protocol |
| Shoulder and neck wellness | 1 MHz for deeper structures; appropriate mode and intensity per clinician guidance |
| Knee and back wellness | 1 MHz probe for deeper soft tissue support in the knee and lumbar region |
| Plantar fascia care | 1 MHz at the plantar fascia region; intensity and duration per clinician-approved personal protocol |
The Digital Ultrasound Device 1-3MHz is ISO & CE marked, confirming compliance with applicable European medical device directives for safety and electromagnetic compatibility. ISO & CE documentation is available on request for regulatory submissions, procurement, and import clearance purposes.
ISO
13485
CE
Marked
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Connect the probes: plug the 1 MHz probe into the 1 MHz port and the 3 MHz probe into the 3 MHz port on the front panel. Both can remain connected simultaneously.
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Power on: press the power button. The three digital displays will illuminate showing default parameters.
3
Select probe frequency: press the Selector Probe button to choose 1 MHz (deep tissue) or 3 MHz (superficial tissue). Confirm the correct LED illuminates on the right panel.
4
Select output mode: press the appropriate mode button (CONT., PULSE A, PULSE B, or WAVE) as directed by the treatment protocol. The centre display shows the active mode.
5
Set session time: use the Time up/down buttons to set the desired treatment duration in minutes. The left display shows the set time.
6
Apply coupling gel: apply a generous layer of ultrasound coupling gel to the skin at the treatment site before placing the probe.
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Set intensity: use the Intensity up button to gradually increase the output to the prescribed level in W/cm² as shown on the right display. Monitor the bar-graph indicator.
8
Apply treatment: move the probe slowly and continuously in a circular motion over the treatment area. Never hold the probe stationary during active output.
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End session: reduce intensity to zero and power off. Remove the probe, clean the probe head and skin to remove coupling gel.
Important: Important note: even when used for home wellness and personal therapy, the first use of this device should be guided by a qualified physiotherapist or healthcare professional who can demonstrate correct technique, appropriate settings, and safe probe movement. Always maintain continuous probe motion during active output. If the ERROR LED illuminates, stop treatment and check coupling gel and probe connection before resuming.
- 1 × ULTR 52 Pro main unit (1 & 3 MHz)
- 1 × 1 MHz treatment probe with cable
- 1 × 3 MHz treatment probe with cable
- 1 × AC mains power cable
- 1 × user manual
Home and personal use
Home wellness programmes
Personal therapy use
Post-exercise recovery
Athlete self-care
Home rehabilitation support
Clinical settings
Physiotherapy clinics
Rehabilitation centres
Sports medicine facilities
Pain management clinics
Occupational therapy units
B2B distribution
Medical and wellness equipment distributors
Physiotherapy equipment suppliers
Healthcare and wellness retailers
Hospital procurement teams
General Handling
✓ Handle probe heads with care; avoid dropping or mechanical shock as this can damage the piezoelectric crystal. ✓ Place the unit on a stable, flat, dry surface during operation and route cables to prevent trip hazards. ✓ Inspect both probe cables, connectors, and front-panel output ports before each use session. ✓ Store probes in the side holders provided; never tightly wrap cables around probe handles. ✓ Store the unit in a cool, dry environment away from direct sunlight when not in use.
Electrical Safety
✓ Connect to a correctly rated mains supply (110V or 220V) matching the unit's label specification. ✓ Never operate with a damaged power cable, plug, or probe cable; replace before use. ✓ Switch off and disconnect from mains before connecting or disconnecting probe cables. ✓ Do not use near water or in wet environments; keep all liquid away from the unit, displays, and ports. ✓ Do not open the unit casing; refer all servicing to qualified technical personnel.
Patient Safety
âš Always keep the probe in slow, continuous movement during active output; a stationary probe causes tissue burns and periosteal damage. âš If the ERROR LED illuminates during treatment, stop immediately and check coupling gel coverage and probe connection before resuming. âš Always start at the lowest intensity setting and increase gradually; never begin at high intensity. âš Stop use immediately if burning, sharp pain, or unusual heat is experienced at the treatment site. âš Do not treat areas of impaired sensation, open wounds, or infections; do not self-treat undiagnosed conditions.
Cleaning & Maintenance
✓ Wipe probe heads with a clean, soft cloth after each use to remove coupling gel; do not immerse probes in liquid. ✓ Clean the unit casing with a lightly dampened cloth; do not allow liquid to enter any display, button, or port. ✓ Inspect probe faces for chips or pitting; a damaged probe face should be replaced before further use. ✓ For clinical use, schedule periodic output calibration and safety checks per local device maintenance standards. ✓ Keep a record of usage sessions, any faults noted, and maintenance actions taken.
Regulatory notice: this device is CE marked for use in home wellness and personal therapy as well as clinical settings. It must be operated, maintained, and stored in compliance with applicable local regulations. Always read the supplied user manual fully before first use. Consult a qualified healthcare professional before self-treating any injury, pain, or medical condition.
Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
The ULTR 52 Pro is specifically designed with home wellness users in mind. The three independent digital displays make it easy to read all parameters simultaneously without navigating menus. The clear ERROR LED provides immediate feedback when coupling gel needs to be reapplied. The separate Intensity, Mode, and Time control groups prevent accidental parameter changes. While professional guidance for initial setup is recommended, the intuitive layout makes the unit suitable for informed personal therapy use once the correct technique and settings have been established.
The left display shows the session timer in minutes. The centre display shows the currently active treatment mode. The right display shows the output intensity in W/cm². All three update in real time during a session, giving a complete view of all active parameters at once without sharing a single combined screen.
The Error LED illuminates when the unit detects a problem with acoustic coupling between the probe face and the skin. The most common cause is insufficient coupling gel or the probe lifting off the skin surface during treatment. If the Error LED comes on, stop the session, reapply coupling gel generously, ensure the probe is making firm skin contact, and check that the probe cable is properly connected before resuming.
Continuous (CONT.) mode delivers uninterrupted ultrasonic output and produces the most thermal effect, typically suited to chronic conditions where tissue warming is beneficial. Pulse A and Pulse B modes deliver pulsed waveforms at different duty cycles, significantly reducing the thermal component and making them suitable for acute or sensitive conditions. Wave mode provides a modulated output pattern. The appropriate mode depends on the condition being treated and should be selected according to professional guidance.
Yes. ISO and CE marking documentation is available on request through SnapShopHub. Contact our export team with your specific regulatory and import requirements and we will provide the necessary paperwork to support customs clearance and local device registration.
Yes. SnapShopHub supplies single units and bulk quantities for distributors, wellness retailers, physiotherapy equipment suppliers, and procurement teams. Contact us for bulk pricing, lead times, and export shipping options.
Digital Ultrasound Device 1-3MHz Pain Relief Machine
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