The SP 4.0 is the model of choice when recovery matters as much as performance. It combines electrical muscle stimulation (EMS) with transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) across 30 programs, adding a dedicated rehabilitation suite to everything the SP 2.0 offers — for injury recovery and heavier training weeks alike.
Compex's Muscle Intelligence technology reads the muscle and keeps the stimulation right as you progress. You get the same program set as the wireless SP 6.0, in a wired device at a lower price.
Key features
30 programsAdds a dedicated rehabilitation suite to conditioning, endurance, recovery and pain relief.
Built for rehabilitationSupports structured injury recovery and higher weekly training loads.
Muscle IntelligenceMi-Scan, Mi-Range and Mi-Action read the muscle and adapt each session.
Four independent channelsTreat two muscle groups at once for more efficient sessions.
The SP 4.0 provides 30 programs rather than 20 and adds a dedicated rehabilitation suite, making it better suited to structured injury recovery and heavier training.
How does the SP 4.0 differ from the SP 6.0?
Both share the same 30 programs. The SP 4.0 is wired; the SP 6.0 is wireless. Select the SP 6.0 where cable-free movement is required.
Can it be used following an injury?
It includes rehabilitation programs, but treatment should always follow the guidance of your physiotherapist or doctor for the specific injury.
Is it a wired device?
Yes. The stimulator connects to the electrodes with snap cables.
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Electrical muscle stimulation (EMS) and TENS devices are intended to stimulate healthy muscle and provide temporary relief of localised pain. They are not a substitute for medical advice. If you are pregnant, fitted with a pacemaker or other implanted device, or have epilepsy or any other medical condition, consult your doctor before use.
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