can these 9v be used for a tens unit
345293
One way to find out would be to run a regular 9 volt battery down in your TENS unit, until the TENS unit no longer works right.Then take out the batter and measure the voltage it can still hold.My SOTA Silver Pulser works with its battery run down to about 6.5 volts, so I presume that these EBL batteries (at 8.1 to 8.4 volts, according to a previous comment) should be fine. I'll soon find out - buying some now. Hopefully if this doesn't work out, I'll remember to update this comment.
345294
Yes! And they Last Longer than the others I have Saved a lot of money by buying these..
345295
do not buy these batteries. they leak nd explode. they do not reach 9 volts. they open auto and burn like hell. i do not understand that anyone may sel these bombs...
345296
One way to find out would be to run a regular 9 volt battery down in your TENS unit, until the TENS unit no longer works right. Then take out the batter and measure the voltage it can still hold. My SOTA Silver Pulser works with its battery run down to about 6.5 volts, so I presume that these EBL batteries (at 8.1 to 8.4 volts, according to a previous comment) should be fine. I'll soon find out - buying some now. Hopefully if this doesn't work out, I'll remember to update this comment.
345297
that is what I purchased them for. I have not used them yet but I would say yes
345298
I'm not sure if it works with a TENS unit, but it recharges a standard square type battery, so if that is what you use in the TENS unit you should be fine.
345299
It probably depends on the Model # of the TENS Unit and the voltage/battery type requirements. If the battery voltage needs to be 9 Volts consistently for the unit to work and Alkaline batteries are recommended, you may have problems with these rechargeables, since the fully charged voltage is 8.4 Volts and drops to ~8.1 Volts as they discharge. This hasn't been a problem in my applications, but might be if the higher output voltage is needed to operate the TENS. I think I've seen others who have used it in TENS units with no problems, but again, it may depend on your particular model #. I don't have personal experience with these units, so I'll request others to respond and help out. It probably depends on the Model # of the TENS Unit and the voltage/battery type requirements. If the battery voltage needs to be 9 Volts consistently for the unit to work and Alkaline batteries are recommended, you may have problems with these rechargeables, since the fully charged voltage is 8.4 Volts and drops to ~8.1 Volts as they discharge. This hasn't been a problem in my applications, but might be if the higher output voltage is needed to operate the TENS. I think I've seen others who have used it in TENS units with no problems, but again, it may depend on your particular model #. I... » Read More It probably depends on the Model # of the TENS Unit and the voltage/battery type requirements. If the battery voltage needs to be 9 Volts consistently for the unit to work and Alkaline batteries are recommended, you may have problems with these rechargeables, since the fully charged voltage is 8.4 Volts and drops to ~8.1 Volts as they discharge. This hasn't been a problem in my applications, but might be if the higher output voltage is needed to operate the TENS. I think I've seen others who have used it in TENS units with no problems, but again, it may depend on your particular model #. I don't have personal experience with these units, so I'll request others to respond and help out. « Show Less
653071
I really don't know. If it's a tens unit, it should fit fine. Mine sure did.
596879
Don't see why not. The wires (12 volt inputs) are about 10 to 12 gauge. I don't know the size of your terminals. This is about the best I can do for you without seeing anything.
719547
Sorry, but I only have the palm held Relia Med brand tens and the electrodes work well with this device. The fact is I googled "Relia Med electrodes and the Santamedical products were listed. Maybe other units can use these same electrodes but I just don't know. Good luck!
182811
I'm sorry but I am not sure. My tens unit is packed up as we are moving so I am not even sure which one I have. :-(
2073030
These are good units. I have bought 4 sets and have served me well. They should work with a 9volt battery. Battery will only last about 8 hours max. I have not done it on these units but on all my others I have I do not see why it would not work. If you want I can try it and see. Let me know if you want me too. phh57@att.net
1107298
No they are just like an ordinary 9 volt.. I have had very good service out of these and I do recommend them. Hope this helps.
45130
No, but a lot of different 9v adaptors will work! I use a boss psa 9v.I hope this helps!!!
53778
No. Only the tip-negative and tip-positive (black and red) are included. I made my own 3.5mm connector for an old DOD EQ, but haven't yet had a need for a 9V connector. If you have a spare 9V connector with pigtails (or can cannibalize one from some junk), then you can roll your own. Otherwise, the 9V cable shouldn't be too expensive.From BBE's website:Features includeUniversal Power SupplyEight isolated, regulated and filtered outputsIncluded Cable Set consists of:8-2.1mm (Boss-type) black cables2-2.5mm red cables reversed polarity (Line 6 type)Supports 9, 12 and 16 voltages No. Only the tip-negative and tip-positive (black and red) are included. I made my own 3.5mm connector for an old DOD EQ, but haven't yet had a need for a 9V connector. If you have a spare 9V connector with pigtails (or can cannibalize one from some junk), then you can roll your own. Otherwise, the 9V cable shouldn't be too expensive.From BBE's website:Features includeUniversal Power SupplyEight isolated, regulated and filtered outputsIncluded Cable Set consists of:8-2.1mm (Boss-type) black cables2-2.5mm red cables reversed polarity (Line 6 type)Supports... » Read More No. Only the tip-negative and tip-positive (black and red) are included. I made my own 3.5mm connector for an old DOD EQ, but haven't yet had a need for a 9V connector. If you have a spare 9V connector with pigtails (or can cannibalize one from some junk), then you can roll your own. Otherwise, the 9V cable shouldn't be too expensive.From BBE's website:Features includeUniversal Power SupplyEight isolated, regulated and filtered outputsIncluded Cable Set consists of:8-2.1mm (Boss-type) black cables2-2.5mm red cables reversed polarity (Line 6 type)Supports 9, 12 and 16 voltages « Show Less
1304354
Not directly. The motors are 3 volt motors and if you provide higher voltages, the motors will be damaged over time. The kit comes with a battery holder for 2 AA batteries. If you absolutely need 9 Volts, you can either look for 9 volt replacement motors or use an inexpensive voltage converter. These guys http://www.pololu.com/ have a great selection and they may even have replacement motors.
1334026
Yes they come with wires simply plug in to your tens unit and you are good to go. You can't beat the price anywhere..Yes they come wired simply plug and go. I have had my unit for years and if your pads stop sticking on you put them in the fridge over night they will stick good the next day.
905809
I am using them with an Ultima5 unit. I looked online for tens 2500 and it looks very similar, so I would say yes. You could direct this question to the supplier and get a more definitive answer.
1402285
Truthfully, I don't know. There may be a threshold voltage for their operation. Put a rheostat in the circuit see if it works.
556132
In my opinion this product works as well as the tens unit I have with wires. The absence of wires is wonderful. I carry the remote control in my pocket and can go anywhere with this wireless one on, without it being conspicuous. That's a huge plus for me. I hope that answers your question...the two types of tens units work equally well for me.
1660710
I don't think so but you should ask the manufacturer if they have a higher voltage version
1568342
Looking at a picture online of your existing electrodes, I would say, yes, these pads should work with your unit.
1520316
Sure. You just need to ensure the connector and electrodes are not compromised. Adding an extention should be no problem.