Description
Features
Fashionable Design, Thoughtful Protection
- 8″ full-color screen – accurate operation, intuitive display, innovative form
- Training cuffs – safety protection of upper and lower limbs, to ensure smooth training
Height Adjustment, Component Rotation
- Arm height – 0-150mm, suitable for users with different heights
- Screen – 270°rotation, to satisfy different operation needs
- Upper limb training platform – 180°rotation, easy to turn to another side
Multiple Modes, Real-time Record
- 4 modes – Passive Training, Constant Speed Training, Assisted Training, and Active Training
- Training data – immediate feedback on rehabilitation result
Symmetrical Training, Game Playing
- Symmetrical Training – to guide bilateral balance of muscle strength and enhance coordination
- Game playing – to enhance the fun of training and visualize the symmetrical training
Stable Chassis, Flexible Wheels
- Chassis – keep the device stable during training
- Wheels – to facilitate the device movement
Spasm Recognition, Insertion Assistance
- Spasm setting – identification and protection system for muscle tension relief
- Foot insertion – press the pedal to adjust the button to position the pedals into the desired position
Technical Specification
Dimensions in mm(W×L×H) | 710×760×1072 |
Standard Weight | 55kg |
Interface | 8″ touch screen |
Power Supply | AC100-240V, 50-60Hz |
Rated Power | 160 VA |
System of Protection | Class I, Type B Applied Part |
Time | 1-60min |
Rotate Speed | 5-60 r/min |
Resistance Level | 0-24 ( 0-12 Nm, 0.5 Nm/level) |
Spasm Level | 1-10 (1-10 Nm, 1 Nm/level) or OFF |
Spasm Relief Rate | 1-5 |
Timer | 1-120 min |
Accessories
Name | Picture | Function | Quantity |
Training handle kit | ![]() | Hand-grasping assistance | 1 pair |
Training cuffs | ![]() | Hand fixation | 1 pair |
Name | Picture | Function |
Training handle grip | ![]() | Palm rest & hand fixation |
Type I: Anti-Tipper | ![]() | Wheelchair Fixation |
Type II: Anti-Tipper | ![]() | Wheelchair Fixation |
FAQ
1. What is Kinesiotherapy?
Kinesiotherapy, literally movement therapy, is the therapeutic treatment of disease by passive and active muscular movements (as by massage) and exercise. It is the core element of physiotherapy/physical therapy.
2. What are isometric exercises, isotonic exercises, and isokinetic exercises?
Isometric exercises are strength training in which the joint angle and muscle length do not change during contraction. Isotonic exercises are that in an isotonic contraction, tension remains the same, whilst the muscle’s length changes. Isokinetic exercises are a type of strength training. It uses specialized exercise machines that produce a constant speed no matter how much effort you expend. These machines control the pace of an exercise by fluctuating resistance throughout your range of motion.