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MAIN FEATURES
Main Features
From your palms to the soles of your feet
Full-Body Massage Function
Deep relaxation is made possible by modern
technologies working together for the Full-Body
Massage Function.
The Shoulder Massage Unit and the Upper-Arm
and Forearm Units give a gentle massage from
your shoulders to your palms.
For massaging of your back, buttocks, and
calves, variable massage techniques and unique
programming deliver a sensation as close to
human hands as you can find. The length of the
leg rest can be adjusted by moving the Foot Unit
up or down, which enables the leg rest to give a
gentle massage to your feet and legs from any
angle.
Optical sensors enable the
Automatic Shiatsu Point Locator
Function
This automatically locates Shiatsu points, which vary
from person to person, before starting a massage,
allowing for an effective massage that tailors itself
to your size and shape.
Easy-to-read massage guide
Remote Control Display Panel
The remote control features a clear, easy-to-read
display panel that enables you to monitor your
massage. The display guides you through each step
of your massage, displaying information about each
massage action.
Easy to adjust to the most comfortable position
Automatic Reclining Function
The seat back can be reclined to any angle between
approx. 120° and 165° from the floor. The angle of the
leg rest can be adjusted by approx. 90° according to
your preference.
With state-of-the-art technology
Various Course Functions
Healthcare programs, Well-Being programs, that
allow you to select the optimal and Deep Relaxation
programs according to your purpose and Manual
Selection mode that accommodates your particular
needs are provided.
Vibration Massage Function
Vibration mechanisms are located in the seat and
chair back. The soothing vibrations add to your
sense of calm.
DreamWave Function
The seat rocks approximately 1.6 inches either side
of center. The gentle rhythm of the DreamWave
promotes thorough relaxation.
Full-Body Stretch Function
The Full-Body Stretch Function is a combination of
bending your upper body backward with reclining
of the seat back and twisting with the air cushions
provided with the seat.
Back 3-D Mechanism
The intensity of massage can be adjusted with an
air-actuated 3-D massage mechanism.
Heater Function
The heater located under the seat and back to warm
your seat and lower back.
Youth Program Setting
The Youth Program provides a low-stimulation
massage for children aged 14 years or over. For this
program, the adjustable range of the roller shoulder
positions during an Automatic Shiatsu Point Locator
operation is extended to cover lower positions, to
fit the shoulder positions of young people.
Benefits
As a therapeutic massage device in the general households, the Inada DreamWave
provides the following benefits:
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Relaxes muscles
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Relives minor muscle aches and pains
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