When can it be a good choice?
With the two flexible applicators you can treat both knees using the same knee‑osteoarthritis program.
Two outputs do not mean two independent programs. For treating different complaints in parallel you need a model with 1+1 capability.
The program library includes protocols for several fracture types, delayed consolidation and femoral neck fractures.
The magnetic field can be applied through casts and non‑ferromagnetic fixations. Intensity adjustment may be necessary.
Four orthopaedic programs are available: hip prosthesis, post‑ACL surgery, cartilage surface procedures and post‑knee prosthesis.
Agree the treatment start, duration and applicator placement with the operating surgeon or rehabilitation specialist.
Specific programs are provided for back pain, cervical osteoarthritis and spinal arthrosis.
If you have numbness, muscle weakness, fever, injury or urinary/fecal incontinence, see a doctor first.
The factory osteoporosis program runs 8–10 hours daily. The basic package includes two local 30 × 10 cm applicators, which are not suitable for full‑body treatment. For that, TotalBody mat systems are appropriate.
For spine, hip or larger skeletal areas a Soft 4, Mat 100 or TotalBody mat may be more comfortable.
In Programming you can store up to 15 named custom programs. Field intensity, frequency, time and duty cycle can be set individually.
Higher Gauss, longer time or higher duty cycle are not automatically more effective.
The 14 non‑medical programs provide factory settings for drainage, cellulite, edematous states, skincare, scars and stretch marks.
Is the Magnum XL Pro right for you?
May be a good choice if you plan to treat both knees, ankles or other identical body areas with the same program.
Particularly useful if a doctor or therapist has given you specific Gauss, frequency, time and duty cycle settings.
More complete than the XL, because it includes two applicators and up to 15 custom programs.
Don’t choose this if you need to run two different programs at once. For that the Magnum 2500 or Magnum 2 Pro Drive fit better.
Not all programs are medical, 14 of the 46 are Beauty/Fitness category.
Its value is not just 400 Gauss, but the two applicators, program library and programmability.
What exactly does two output channels mean?
The Magnum XL Pro does not have 1+1 function. Both applicators receive the same selected program, frequency and time.
Practical for bilateral joint complaints, but you cannot run two different programs at once.
The price includes two flexible applicators and two fixation straps.
The manufacturer specifies about 200 Gauss per channel. The 400 Gauss figure is the combined capacity of two active channels.
Factory applicators and optional accessories
Each applicator contains two coils. They can be wrapped around a joint or placed on either side of a long bone. Two 80 × 8 cm fixation straps are included.
For larger local or full‑body long treatments you can buy mat systems. Always check channel requirements and coil counts.
Connects two identical applicators to one channel. The channel power is shared between them; this does not create a new independent channel.
The Magnum XL Pro’s 46 factory programs
The program library consists of 32 Health/Rehab and 14 Beauty/Fitness programs. The evidence and legal status of the two groups differ.
| Factory program | Factory field intensity | Factory treatment time |
|---|---|---|
| Fractures Fracture |
30 G | 8 hours daily |
| Rotator Cuffs Rotator cuff |
15 G | 1 hour daily |
| Carpal Tunnel Carpal tunnel syndrome |
3–10 G | 10 minutes, twice daily |
| Knee Osteoarthritis Knee osteoarthritis |
25 G | 30 minutes, 3–4 times weekly |
| Cervical Osteoarthritis Cervical spine osteoarthritis |
25 G | 30 minutes, 3–4 times weekly |
| Back Pain Back and low back pain |
15 G | 20–45 minutes |
| Hip Prosthesis After hip prosthesis |
50 G | at least 3 hours daily |
| Delayed Fracture Consolidation Delayed fracture healing |
20 G | 3–8 hours daily |
| Osteoporosis Osteoporosis |
50 G | 8–10 hours daily |
| Scaphoid Fracture Scaphoid fracture |
30 G | 8–10 hours daily |
| Wrist Fracture Wrist fracture |
30 G | 8 hours daily |
| Shoulder Fractures Shoulder girdle fracture |
30 G | 8 hours daily |
| Collarbone Fractures Clavicle fracture |
30 G | 8 hours daily |
| Forearm Fractures Forearm fracture |
30 G | 8 hours daily |
| Hip Fractures Pelvic or hip area fracture |
30 G | 8 hours daily |
| Tibial Fractures Tibial fracture |
30 G | 8 hours daily |
| Post ACL Surgery After anterior cruciate ligament surgery |
15 G | 4 hours daily |
| Cartilage Cleaning After cartilage surface procedure |
15 G | 4 hours daily |
| Knee Prosthesis After knee prosthesis |
15 G | 4 hours daily |
| Femoral Neck Fracture Femoral neck fracture |
30 G | 8 hours daily |
| Epitrochleitis Golfer’s elbow |
60 G | 30 minutes, 5 times weekly |
| Arthrosis General joint wear |
20 G | 30 minutes, 3–4 times weekly |
| Hand Osteoarthritis Small joint osteoarthritis of the hand |
40 G | 30 minutes, 3–4 times weekly |
| Hip Osteoarthritis Hip osteoarthritis |
20 G | 30 minutes, 3–4 times weekly |
| Shoulder Osteoarthritis Shoulder osteoarthritis |
20 G | 30 minutes, 3–4 times weekly |
| Spinal Osteoarthritis Spinal facet osteoarthritis |
20 G | 30 minutes, 3–4 times weekly |
| Epicondylitis Tennis elbow |
60 G | 30 minutes, 5 times weekly |
| Tendinitis Tendon complaints / tendinitis |
15 G | 1 hour daily |
| Edemas – Contusions Traumatic edema and bruising |
10 G | 10 minutes, 2–3 times daily |
| Joint Pains Joint pain |
80 G | 15–40 minutes |
| Ankle Sprain Ankle sprain |
2–10 G | 30 minutes daily |
| Arthritis Inflammatory joint disease |
20 G | 20–30 minutes |
| Factory program | Factory intensity | Factory time |
|---|---|---|
| Abdomen Drainage Abdominal drainage |
40 G | 30 minutes |
| Upper Limb Drainage Upper limb drainage |
40 G | 30 minutes |
| Drainage – Thigh, Gluteus and Hip Thigh–gluteus–hip drainage |
40 G | 45 minutes |
| Abdomen Cellulite Abdominal cellulite program |
30–50 G | 45 minutes |
| Upper Limbs Cellulite Upper limb cellulite program |
30–50 G | 45 minutes |
| Thighs, Gluteus and Hips Cellulite Thigh–gluteus–hip cellulite program |
30–50 G | 45 minutes |
| Edematous States Edematous states |
40–60 G | 30 minutes |
| Swollen Legs Swollen legs |
50 G | 30 minutes |
| Reactivating Treatment Reactivating treatment |
50 G | 30 minutes |
| Tissue Regeneration Tissue regeneration |
40–60 G | 45 minutes |
| Acne Acne |
20–30 G | 30 minutes |
| Scars Scar treatment |
20–30 G | 30 minutes |
| Face Wrinkles Facial wrinkles |
20–30 G | 30 minutes |
| Stretch Marks Stretch marks |
30–50 G | 30 minutes |
Custom programs: up to 15 custom programs can be created. While a factory program is running, Gauss, frequency, time and duty cycle can be adjusted within the limits described in the manual.
How does PEMF treatment work?
The coils in the applicators generate a time‑varying electromagnetic field that can be applied through thin clothing, dressings and casts.
The actual exposure is determined by field intensity, frequency, duty cycle, time, the number of coils, polarity and applicator placement together.
200 Gauss per channel is not a universal clinical threshold and does not indicate a penetration depth given in centimetres.
Frequently asked questions
No. The same program runs on both channels. For two separate protocols you need a model with 1+1 function.
According to the current manufacturer data sheet, up to 15.
The price includes two flexible 30×10 cm applicators.
An optional battery allows short cordless operation. For multi‑hour treatments a mains power supply is recommended.
No. The manufacturer states about 200 G per channel, which is distributed among the connected coils. A 30×10 cm flexible applicator contains two coils of about 100 G each, giving about 200 G for the channel across those coils.
No. These are cosmetic/wellness classifications.
Generally yes. Rarely, drowsiness, restlessness, insomnia, nausea or warming of the applicator may occur.
There is no guaranteed time window valid for all indications. Response depends on diagnosis, protocol and applicator placement.
How to use it in five steps
1
Define the treatment goal
Select a factory medical program based on a known diagnosis or professional recommendation.
2
Connect the applicators
Switch on the device after connecting the applicators.
3
Place and fix precisely
Around a joint or fracture, the coils should preferably be parallel and facing each other.
4
Start a factory or documented custom program
Check Gauss, frequency, duty cycle and time settings. The same program runs on both outputs.
5
Perform the treatment while resting
For long programs place the device on a stable, ventilated surface and route cables safely.
What does the price include?
- 1 pc Magnum XL Pro central unit
- 2 pcs 30 × 10 cm flexible magnetic applicators
- 2 pcs 80 × 8 cm fixation straps
- 1 pc Magnum Test
- 1 pc power adapter
- 1 pc waterproof protective case
- 1 pc carrying bag
- 1 pc user manual
When to choose this model?
Magnum XL – two outputs, one factory applicator and one custom program slot.
Magnum XL Pro – two factory applicators, 46 factory and up to 15 custom programs, two channels running the same program.
Magnum 2500 – for parallel running of two different programs with 1+1 mode.
Magnum 2 Pro Drive – built‑in battery with 1+1 system.
Technical specifications
| Intended environment | Home, outpatient, physiotherapy, rehabilitation, aesthetic and sports use according to the manufacturer’s manual |
| Output channels | 2 outputs; the same selected program runs on both channels |
| 1+1 function | No |
| Average field intensity | 200 Gauss per channel; 400 Gauss total with two active channels using flexible applicator |
| Frequency range | 5–200 Hz |
| Duty cycle | 5–50% technical range; when editing a running factory program 10–50% in 5% steps |
| Health/Rehab programs | 32 |
| Beauty/Fitness programs | 14 |
| Total factory programs | 46 |
| Custom program slots | Up to 15 |
| Special functions | Easy Program, Last 10, Multi‑user, Programming, Rental, Runtime parameter modification |
| Maximum timer | 9 hours 59 minutes |
| Power supply | Mains power supply; optional rechargeable battery |
| Power adapter | 100–240 V AC, 50/60 Hz; 12 V DC, 2.0 A, 24 W |
| Optional battery | Ni‑MH 7.2 V / 1.8 Ah; for short cordless operation |
| Display | 2.6‑inch visible area |
| Dimensions | 100 × 160 × 35 mm |
| Weight | 280 grams |
When should you NOT use it, or when is medical assessment needed?
Absolute manufacturer contraindication: pacemaker or other permanent electrical stimulator.
- Pacemaker or other permanent electrical stimulator.
- Cardiac arrhythmia.
- Dermatitis or fungal infection at the treatment area.
- Bleeding disorder or tendency to bleed.
- Severe ischaemic condition.
- During particularly heavy menstrual bleeding.
- Pregnancy.
- Electronic or acoustic prosthesis, or intrauterine device.
- Concurrent use during TENS treatment or Holter monitoring.
- Ferromagnetic implant or magnetisable fixation material at the treatment area.
- Age under 15 years.
- Direct treatment of the head, heart, ovaries and other sensitive organs.
- Fever.
- Active cancer – oncological consultation required.
- Severe blood pressure fluctuations.
- Tuberculosis.
Important information
The Magnum XL Pro is a PEMF device intended as an adjunct treatment. It does not replace diagnosis, post‑fracture or post‑operative follow‑up, medication or physiotherapy.
The cause of swelling must be clarified before using the “swollen legs”, “edematous states” or “drainage” programs.
Scientific background
Evidence for PEMF varies by indication and protocol. The following publications examine the general clinical background of the method; they do not automatically validate all 46 factory or 15 custom programs.
- Yang X et al. (2020): Effects of Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Therapy on Pain, Stiffness, Physical Function, and Quality of Life in Patients With Osteoarthritis. PubMed
- Wu Z et al. (2018): Efficacy and safety of the pulsed electromagnetic field in osteoarthritis: a meta-analysis. PubMed
- Cianni L et al. (2024): Current Evidence Using Pulsed Electromagnetic Fields in Osteoarthritis: A Systematic Review. PubMed
- Kull P et al. (2023): Efficacy of pulsed electromagnetic field therapy on pain and physical function in non-specific low back pain. PubMed
- Peng L et al. (2020): Effectiveness of Pulsed Electromagnetic Fields on Bone Healing. PubMed
