TENS electrode cable strain is an assembly-level design problem. A magnetic interface may limit transmitted tensile load if the assembled connection releases before a vulnerable part is overloaded. This is a design possibility to verify, not a demonstrated cable-protection result for Richarms components in a TENS device.<\/p>\n
Magnetic attraction alone does not establish a protective breakaway function. A connection that holds too firmly may transfer a snag load into a cable termination or electrode backing. One that releases too easily may interrupt stimulation during normal movement. For TENS and EMS equipment engineers, the task is to define and verify a useful operating window.<\/p>\n