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Texua Physiotherapy & Wellness Equipment

Texua ECT

Product Code: PAWE-EAPD-3283

One ring handle, one cable, one screen, and nothing to swap mid-session.

A single magnetic ring handle runs from this 31 kg tower at 700 W, with a 7 T figure and two separate frequency rows set on a 10.4-inch screen. The tower's placement also determines where the staff stand.

Sections

PEMF Therapy

Categories

Physiotherapy & Wellness Equipment

Condition

New

Origin

China

Seller Type

Certified Professional Seller

Size:

500 × 380 × 1,035 mm

CE & ISO Certified

Global Shipping

Supplier: Medigear

One ring handle is all the ECT lists, a floor-standing pulsed magnetic tower from Guangzhou Texua Electronic Technology Co., Ltd., controlled from a 10.4-inch touchscreen. Its published figures are 7 T against an energy label, a 700 W rating, one frequency row running 1 to 100 Hz, a second row labelled shock frequency at 1,000 to 3,000 Hz, a 31 kg weight and built for 220 V/50 Hz or 110 V/60 Hz supplies. The sheet says nothing about intensity steps, a treatment timer, coil cooling, programmes, intended purpose or contraindications.

For a buyer, what sets ECT apart is where it goes. A pulsed coil puts a field into the room around it, and none is published for this one, so the distance staff should keep is unknown until the manufacturer supplies measurements. Work on other pulsed magnetic coils has found occupational limits exceeded within roughly 40 cm of the coil, which makes the bay layout, the operator's usual standing position, and the whereabouts of other equipment part of the purchase decision.

In the photograph, the ring rests on a support post beside the screen, a single cable leaves the front of the console, and castors sit under a 1,035 mm body. A 700 W rating asks little of a standard UK socket if that figure is input. Order the 220 V/50 Hz build.

The tower occupies 500 × 380 mm of floor, ships crated at 53 kg in 540 × 540 × 1,165 mm, and Medigear.uk lists the ECT for UK business buyers. Request field measurements at operator positions, the intensity control range, the timer, coil cooling and service life, contraindications, the declaration of conformity, and proof that a UK Responsible Person has registered it before placing an order.

Physiotherapy, sports rehabilitation and musculoskeletal services are the usual buyers for a pulsed magnetic tower, with knee and joint pain the areas trials have covered most. Treatment sits alongside exercise rather than replacing it, which is where NICE emphasises osteoarthritis.

Because one ring handle is listed, a service treats one area at a time and plans appointment lengths around that. The manufacturer's instructions must specify the session length, since the sheet provides no timer, and the protocol must name a frequency from whichever row the operator can change.

Access also deserves checking before delivery. A 1,035 mm tower on a pallet must clear the goods entrance, any lift, and the treatment room door, and the crate weighs 53 kg. Room choice then deserves more thought here than with most equipment. A bay with a socket near the couch, space for the clinician to stand back from the ring, and no sensitive electronics nearby suits it best. Where the room is shared, agree which corner the tower lives in and keep the ring in its holder between patients so the cable is not walked on.

Screening belongs on the booking form. Pacemakers, implanted defibrillators, other active implants, metal implants, worn devices and pregnancy all need asking about before the appointment, and staff who fall into those groups need their own risk assessment under the electromagnetic fields regulations.

Registration in England follows the treatment and the provider through the Care Quality Commission, while the devolved nations each apply their own scheme. Private practices and sports clubs generally buy direct, and NHS bodies pass new electrotherapy equipment through medical device management checks first. The conformity documentation those procurement routes require is issued by the manufacturer and provided by the seller.

One Applicator to Learn

The sheet lists a single magnetic ring handle, so staff learn one applicator, one cable route and one set of settings.

A Tower That Rolls to the Patient

Castors under a 31 kg body make it practical to move between neighbouring bays on level floors instead of booking one room permanently, which suits a service running clinics in more than one space.

A Small Patch of Floor

At 500 × 380 mm, the base takes up less room than a treatment trolley and leaves the couch approach clear.

One Mains Socket and Nothing Else

A 700 W rating on ordinary mains, with no air, water, or extraction to plumb in, keeps installation to plugging it in and checking the electrics, so a room can be brought into use quickly once the field data settles where people stand.

Two Frequency Ranges on the Sheet

A 1 to 100 Hz row and a 1,000 to 3,000 Hz row give the ring more than one operating region once the manufacturer explains what each is for.

A Screen at Working Height

The 10.4-inch touchscreen sits partway up a 1,035 mm tower, within reach of a clinician standing beside the couch.

A Post to Park the Ring

The support post photographed beside the screen keeps the ring off the floor and the cable clear of patients' feet.

Quiet Compared With Impact Therapies

A magnetic coil produces no impact noise so that the unit can share a room with conversation and assessment work.

7 T Figure

Listed under an energy heading, with no measurement position given.

700 W Rating

Whether the figure is drawn from the mains or delivered to the coil is not stated.

1 to 100 Hz Frequency Row

The first of two frequency entries, with no step size published.

1,000 to 3,000 Hz Shock Frequency Row

A second, much higher range whose purpose the sheet does not explain.

One Magnetic Ring Handle

The handle row reads "Magnetic Ring Handle 1", the only applicator named anywhere on the sheet.

10.4-Inch Touchscreen

The listed control surface, photographed in portrait with a body map.

Support Post and Holder

A post beside the screen holds the ring in the photograph, though the written specification omits it.

Single Front Cable

One cable leaves the front of the console to the ring in the photograph.

Floor-Standing Body on Castors

Castors appear under the tower, with brakes to be confirmed at quotation.

500 × 380 × 1,035 mm Tower

Published as 50 × 38 × 103.5 cm.

31 kg Weight, 53 kg packed

Crated dimensions are 540 × 540 × 1,165 mm, roughly 0.34 m³.

220 V and 110 V Builds

Two supply versions are listed: 220 V/50 Hz and 110 V/60 Hz.

No Intensity Scale or Timer Listed

Nothing on the sheet describes how output strength or session length is set.

Cooling and Coil Life Not Described

Neither the cooling method nor the ring's rated life appears in manufacturer literature.

Field Data Not Published

No measurements are given at the coil or at operator positions.

Model Name Caution

The product name matches the UK abbreviation for electroconvulsive therapy exactly, so an equipment register or referral reading ECT on its own is ambiguous. Record the manufacturer alongside it, and write the modality as pulsed magnetic therapy.

The ECT features one magnetic ring handle, a 7 T figure, and two frequency rows on a 31 kg tower fronted by a 10.4-inch touchscreen, suiting musculoskeletal services that want a single applicator and a simple install. The decision really turns on the room: no field data is published, so staff standing distance, the position of other equipment, and the bay layout all depend on manufacturer measurements. Intensity steps, the timer, cooling, coil life and contraindications are missing too, and screening for implants and pregnancy has to sit on the booking form. Medigear.uk lists the ECT for UK business buyers and can arrange delivery, installation, commissioning, staff training and service cover. Request the field measurements, control range and conformity documents at quotation.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything buyers need to know about sourcing medical equipment through MediGear.

They must, because the sheet lists one applicator and nothing else that could produce them. Listings for comparable magnetic units pair an adjustable mode covering roughly 1 to 100 Hz with a second mode fixed in the region of 1,000 to 3,000 Hz for deeper work. Ask which of the ECT's two rows the operator can change, what each is intended for, and whether both run from the same ring.

Less is published than a protocol needs. Frequency appears twice, but no intensity scale, session timer, programme list or ramp is listed anywhere on the sheet, and the touchscreen's contents are only visible in the photograph. Ask for the full control set in writing, along with the instructions for use, before a service tries to write a repeatable treatment protocol around this unit. Whatever the controls turn out to be, the record for each visit needs the row and frequency used, the output setting, where the ring sat on the body and how long the coil ran, or the next clinician cannot repeat the treatment.

Next to the couch, with the socket within cable reach and enough space for the clinician to work at arm's length or further from the ring. Keep computers, monitoring equipment and anyone with an implanted device away from the working area, and decide where a chaperone or parent will sit before the first session rather than during it. Castor brakes, once confirmed, stop the tower drifting while the ring is positioned. No cable length is published either, and that single figure sets how far the tower can sit from the couch, so ask for it alongside the field data.

Nobody can answer that for this unit yet, because no field figures are published. Measurements around other pulsed magnetic coils found occupational limits exceeded up to about 40 cm from the coil face, and one 2026 modelling study reported compliance at 40 cm but not at 12 cm. Under the Control of Electromagnetic Fields at Work Regulations 2016, an employer assesses exposure and pays particular attention to staff who are pregnant or carry implanted or body-worn devices, using HSE's guide HSG281.

Both need qualification. The Tesla is a measure of flux density printed under an energy heading, with no stated distance or measurement point, and a coil's field falls away sharply as it moves from the surface. The 700 W figure is given without saying whether it is drawn from the mains or delivered to the coil. Request the test method and the report behind the first figure, and a straight answer on the second.

The manufacturer's list is missing and has to arrive with the instructions for use. Services running strong pulsed fields usually exclude anyone who is pregnant or has a pacemaker, an implanted defibrillator, or another active implant, and they ask about metal implants and worn devices such as insulin pumps. Treatment near the head is normally ruled out unless the manufacturer says otherwise. Put those questions into the booking script so nothing is missed on arrival.

The picture is mixed. Osteoarthritis evidence pooled in 2022 across eleven randomised trials reported improvements in pain, stiffness, and function. A knee-specific pooling from 2019 improved function alone and left pain and stiffness unchanged, while a 2026 knee review saw nothing significant at one month once an earlier benefit had faded. Field strengths and frequencies differed widely between trials, so their results do not automatically transfer to this tower, and NICE builds non-drug osteoarthritis care around exercise.

Very little. There is no compressed air, no water supply and no extraction to arrange, and 700 W sits well inside the capacity of a 13 A supply if that figure describes input. It joins the periodic electrical checks that all clinical equipment receives, with PUWER 1998 covering maintenance, suitability and operator training. Moving the 31 kg tower between floors needs a lift or a handling assessment.

Ask what cools the coil, how long it may run at high frequency before it needs a rest, how many hours or pulses the ring is rated for, and what the lead time on a replacement looks like. The cable flexes at the console and at the ring every session, so ask about strain relief and cable replacement too. The seller states warranty terms in the quotation, and Medigear.uk handles delivery, installation, commissioning, familiarisation and service cover.

Sold for treatment, the ECT sits under the UK Medical Devices Regulations 2002, usually as Class IIa, or higher if its stated use demands it, which the declaration of conformity settles. Expect IEC/BS EN 60601-1 for electrical safety and IEC 60601-1-2 for emissions and immunity, while IEC 60601-2-10, the closest particular standard, was written for nerve and muscle stimulators rather than therapy coils. A UK Responsible Person handles MHRA registration, which lists a device without approving it, and the supplied sheet shows no CE marking.

Any service that needs field data, intensity steps and contraindications on paper before ordering will find this datasheet short, and a room where staff cannot keep a sensible distance from the coil is the wrong room for it. Home use, aesthetic body contouring and treatment near the head are outside the sheet's description. Where that documentation must be in hand before enquiry, Medigear.uk can point the buyer to an alternative specification.