BTM® X2 · Stationary

Digital Biothesiometer X2

The stationary digital biothesiometer for quantitative Vibration Perception Threshold (VPT) testing — 0–50 V at 100 Hz, USB connection to PC and Neuroview™, and an integrated printer. Power supply 110 V & 220 V.

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Digital Biothesiometer X2

The stationary biothesiometer for a fixed examination room — the same VPT measurement as the X1, with an integrated printer.

The problem

A busy examination room needs the result documented on the spot, not carried to another device or written down from memory.

Our answer

The Digital Biothesiometer X2 applies a defined 100 Hz vibration and reports the perception threshold in volts from 0 to 50 V. It connects to a PC and Neuroview™ by USB and prints the result on its integrated printer.

Top benefits

  1. 1Quantified result: vibration perception threshold in volts, 0–50 V.
  2. 2Defined 100 Hz vibration frequency for repeatable testing.
  3. 3Stationary format for a fixed examination room.
  4. 4USB connection to PC / Neuroview™ documentation software.
  5. 5Integrated printer for a printed result in the room.

Configurations, software integration options and documentation are confirmed on quotation.

Documentation

Product documentation

Access current product documentation for KildeMedic Digital Biothesiometers. Instructions for Use and product information are available in multiple languages.

Instructions for Use

The current Instructions for Use for the Digital Biothesiometer X1 and X2, in the available languages.

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Product Sheets

Product sheets with specifications and product information, in the available languages.

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Choosing between the two units

The measurement principle is the same on both devices. The difference is format, connection and printing.