Can this be used with a pacemaker/defibrillator?
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According to the manufacturer, no it cannot. You can google Icy Hot Smart Relief Tens therapy website for some questions and answers, but despite all the glowing reviews, I personally did not find this product to be effective at all.
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I don't think so. You may want to call the lifesource customer service. I only use batteries because that is what they call for.
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I wouldn't see why not, I use mine on my ankle. Unless you have a pacemaker or other condition I think you should be fine, it delivers electric shocks to the area it is attached to.
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Absolutely. This pulse width modulator works great with DC motors. I use this device to dial down the speed on a 12V water pump for my live well on my kayak. It is not a "step down". It is more of a "dial down". It can be dialed down to any speed you want. I potted mine in epoxy and put in a sealed box for protection against the elements.
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As long as it has a regular plug on it or USB. I use it to plug in a breathing machine and it is fabulous!
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I'm sure you can use it with many different items. The loop might just need to be shortened. I personally use it strictly with my fitbit.
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Natively, you can not. That doesn't mean that you can't use it with a converter, and with that, I would make no guarantees as to the quality of the electrical current that you would be using, or the impact on the device itself. I hope this helps..
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Had one myself, but it was junk. I was refunded for it. Went with another I found online. Just the way with Chinese items. Sorry I can only say is yes you can use 12vdc to chg. Take care, Jim WA2FAA
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Yes. I have used it with older garmin heart rate monitors and it works fine. When you add an accessory there is a menu choice to scan for the new accessory and it will be added at that time.
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I don't know, and threw the box away already. If it makes any difference, I'm able to use a bluetooth 2.0 heart rate monitor and this at the same time.
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In theory it can be used for whatever. I used it for one night to run a CPAP machine, but then it broke. I wouldn't recommend it.
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My guess is "no" because my understanding of blood pressure measuring devices is that they measure the pressure when the ventricle pumps and when the ventricle rests just after the beat. I, too, have Afib, and the device needed would be sold by Alivecor.....it is a case for certain smartphones that will detect Afib when it is turned on and held against your chest, just left of center. But, do you want to spend $200 for a 2-lead EKG device whose results really should only be interpreted by your cardiologist?
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Yes, you most definitely can as long as you have the heart rate monitor synced to your watch. Unfortunately this watch doesn't come with a built-in HR monitor. But it can be purchased separately.
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I am not an MD, RN! Etc, but I do not think any device attached to an extremity will give you a PR interval. I would think that you would need chest leads for that.
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Some electronic devices are able to use universal power. This timer does not. It will run on 12VDC or 12VAC. 120VAC will burn it out. The switching contacts are rated for 120VAC, but not the power supplied to the unit.
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I would hesitate to try it without an adapter or converter; with either of these, it should work all right. I don't think the circuits in the massager will work; it may "fry" it.
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Absolutely, I have mine hooked up to my heart rate monitor and speed/cadence sensors. Works flawlessly.