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3000W is a lot of power for a chair, and that's what drives the electromagnetic field to force those pelvic floor muscles into those rapid contractions they can't do on their own after childbirth.
It basically bypasses the brain's signal to the muscles and directly stimulates the motor neurons, so even if you can't consciously squeeze, the chair does work for you—it's a pretty aggressive workout for that area, not a passive massage.
The 2.5t intensity setting is what most buyers go with for the first few sessions, and it runs on 110V or 220V (50-60Hz) so you don't need a special transformer for most markets, though the lead time on the 220V units is usually a week longer.
We've shipped these in wooden cases for years because the aluminun ones dent too easily in transit, and the whole thing is about 94x87x82 cm (check your doorway clearance before ordering).
It's not for severe prolapse cases—that's a hard limit we've learned teh hard way—but for standdard postpartum recovery and mild incontinence, it works better than any Kegel device we've seen come through here.
MOQ is typically 1-10 units for standard models, but for OEM/ODM we usually start at 50 units. Lead time is around 15-25 working days depending on customization complexity.
Yes, 3000W is the peak power for the electromagnetic coil — it's designed for repeated daily sessions in a salon. The unit runs on standard 110V or 220V, so no special wiring needed.
It comes with CE certification. For other certifications like FDA or RoHS, we can arrange them for OEM orders at an extra cost. We include a copy of the CE certificate in each wooden or aluminum case shipment.
2.5 Tesla is the magnetic field strength. It's a moderate intensity level: strong enough for effective pelvic floor and urinary incontinence treatment, but not uncomfortable for most users. We can adjust it for OEM orders.
It ships in a wooden or aluminum case, depending on your preference. The case is 94 x 87 x 82 cm, so it fits on a standard pallet. We recommend the aluminum case for lighter freight costs.
