Vertical Ergometer Bicycle for Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation

Product Description

Product Features: Designed for patients to engage in active lower limb rehabilitation training, as well as cardiopulmonary rehabilitation aerobic training; Resistance system: utilizes vortex braking system; Display interface: the device adopts a microcomputer control system, and the display screen shows the following indicators: target heart rate upper limit, target heart rate lower limit, alarm heart rate, load, resistance, speed, time, blood pressure, blood oxygen, and heart rate; The seat is ergonomically designed, and the seat height can be electrically adjusted to a maximum height of 300mm (±10mm); Handlebar position adjustment: 360°rotation; Training mode: The training mode includes heart rate mode (heart rate power, heart rate resistance), power mode (HIIT mode, METS mode, power mode), exercise test mode (PWC test, ergometry), and other modes (resistance mode, distance mode, speed mode, PC mode). The PWC test scheme allows for ramp or step selection. Ergometry includes WHO test, BAL test, HOLLMAN test, STD.France test, Standard test, and 10 custom test scenarios. PWC test includes four physical fitness test schemes: ramp training,PWC-130, PWC-150, and PWC-170. The following functions can be realized in heart rate resistance mode: After setting the target heart rate, once the patient's actual heart rate exceeds target heart rate during exercise, the resistance will automatically decrease for safety. Conversely if it falls below the target heart rate during exercise, the resistance will automatically increase to enhance workout effectiveness; Capable of connecting with devices such as exercise electrocardiogram, exercise cardiopulmonary function test, blood pressure monitor, blood oximeter, and heart rate belt; The vertical bicycle ergometer needs to be equipped with a base to maintain the stability of the device and prevent the patient from falling. Application scenarios: cardiology, rehabilitation, neurology, geriatrics, general medicine, community, etc.