Product Details:
Multifunctional robust and reliable treadmill Ultra large treadmill with 300 x 200 cm beltsurface for various applications. By choosing accessories and options the treadmill can be configured to your specific application. The available configuration is very complete: Speed: 0 - 40 km/h / Start-up speed and speed steps: 0,1 km/h Positive elevation: 0 - 25% / Negative elevation: -25 - 0 % Safety: fallstop, emergency stop button and safety lanyard Display: programmable 7" Control Unit Handrails: adjustable and removable Connectivity: to be controlled by external ECG- and Pulmonary devices and by a Lode Software Network (LEM or LCRM)
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Versatile Interfacing
Various interface protocols guarantee perfect communication with all commonly known stress ECG and spirometry equipment
Small adjustment steps
The speed of the treadmill can be adjusted in the smallest steps of only 0.1 km/h!
Robust design
The product is designed to withstand continuous heavy use by subjects in most weights and sizes.
Optional integrated BPM and SpO2
The treadmill can be extended with a stable and reliable blood pressure module and SpO2 measurement.
Standard Safety Lanyard
The product comes with a standard safety lanyard to enable automatic emergency stop
Service friendly belt treadmill
Lode treadmills are almost maintenance free. Because of the unique impregnated belt, no belt-greasing and no bearing-greasing are required. The belt is centered automatically without additional adjustment. The only annual maintenance that has to be done is checking the running and electrical parts and the velocity calibration of the treadmill.
Postive elevation
The positive elevation of the treadmill is standard 25%. This slope is enough for protocols used for the normal and healthy test subjects. Other elevations are available on request.
Closed loop motor control
This way of motor control enables - Full brake at zero speed. - Rigid speed control at all speeds, typically at interest when using steep angles, low speeds and/or high Test Subject weight. - Load independent speed - Angle independent speed
