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HKM-188819 Infrared Pulse Electromagnetic Field Heating Mat with Low EMF and PEMF Technology, 73.5 x 185 cm

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HKM-188819 Infrared Pulse Electromagnetic Field Heating Mat with Low EMF and PEMF Technology, 73.5 x 185 cmIntroducing the HKM 188819 Infrared Pulse Electromagnetic Field Heating Mat, expertly crafted for single person use. Designed with your comfort in mind, this mat measures 73. 5 x 185 centimeters, making it spacious yet easy to handle. This heating mat operates on AC power, with a rated power of 60 and is built to withstand the voltage standards of 240. With a weight of 19 kilograms (43 pounds), it is sturdy enough for regular use. The mat features

Introducing the HKM-188819 Infrared Pulse Electromagnetic Field Heating Mat, expertly crafted for single-person use. Designed with your comfort in mind, this mat measures 73.5 x 185 centimeters, making it spacious yet easy to handle.

This heating mat operates on AC power, with a rated power of 60 and is built to withstand the voltage standards of 240. With a weight of 19 kilograms (43 pounds), it is sturdy enough for regular use. The mat features advanced low EMF and PEMF technology, ensuring a safe and soothing experience. The PEMF system is equipped with four cores, allowing for a frequency range of 3Hz to 23Hz, while operating at a low EMF level of 0.2-0.8 milliGauss, significantly below the global TOC standard.

Ideal for enhancing relaxation and wellness, the HKM-188819 is engineered for user safety and efficacy. It is recommended to use this product solely in the country or region where it was purchased and transported.

Included in the package is the heating pad, ready to elevate your comfort routine. Discover the soothing benefits of the HKM-188819 Infrared Pulse Electromagnetic Field Heating Mat and treat yourself to a rejuvenating experience.

Product information:
Power type: AC
Width: 80CM
Color: Black
Rated Power: 60
Rated Voltage: 240
Applicable object: single person

Size: 73.5 x 185 centimeters (29 inches x 73 inches)
Weight: 19 kilograms/43 pounds
Power supply: The voltage in the United States is 110 volts. Watt count 180
PEMF information: Implant 4 PEMF cores. Level 4 Hz frequency: 3Hz-23Hz.
Heater: The mat operates within a very safe range of 0.2-0.8 milliGauss. (The global TOC standard is 2 milliGauss. Electric field: low EMF.)
Usage: This product can only be used in the country/region where it was purchased and transported.


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