Depending on the treatment type, the clinician selects from four radiator types — large-area, round, trough-shaped, or point-type — mounted on a freely adjustable swivel arm that focuses the radiator precisely on the body part being treated.
Treatment time is digitally set between 1 and 30 minutes. At the end of treatment, power switches off automatically, with the end of session signalled both visually and acoustically. A constantly-displayed heat-effective output power value gives the clinician full visual control to adjust parameters exactly as needed throughout the session.
Beyond continuous (CW) operating mode, Radiotherm also offers a pulse function — enabling treatment of deeper tissue layers while keeping thermal surface exposure low. This dual-mode capability is what allows Radiotherm to be used across such a broad range of clinical applications.
Operation is handled through a 12" capacitive touch-screen display, with favourite settings saveable and exportable via USB or SD card for fast, consistent session setup.