Electric Arm and Leg Pedal Exerciser
Motor-driven trainer for upper and lower limb mobilization and light strengthening. Suitable for home use, physiotherapy centers, clinics, and hospitals. Provides automatic or user-assisted cycling for arms and legs, used together or separately as required in rehabilitation plans.
Key features
- Electric operation assists passive or assisted movement of hands and feet.
- Designed for upper- and lower-limb exercise.
- Arms or legs can be trained independently or together.
- Adjustable speed and direction to match rehabilitation needs.
- Remote control for easy setting changes.
- Digital display shows time, speed, cycle count, and calories.
- Non-slip pedals and hand grips.
- Durable, lightweight design for easy transport.
- Suitable for home, clinics, hospitals, and rehabilitation facilities.
Typical applications
- Stroke rehabilitation.
- Rehabilitation after orthopedic and joint surgery.
- Improving mobility of hands and feet.
- Strengthening after periods of inactivity.
- Addressing limb weakness from neurological injuries.
- Home-based physical therapy programs.
- Physiotherapy and rehabilitation centers.
- Hospitals and care facilities.
- Elderly care homes.
- Mobility training programs for people with disabilities.
Benefits of regular use
- Supports circulation in the limbs.
- Improves joint flexibility.
- Strengthens arm and leg muscles.
- Helps reduce stiffness.
- Enhances balance and mobility capacity.
- Increases range of motion.
- Assists recovery after operations and injuries.
- Helps older adults remain active.
- Gradual support for restoring motor function.
Suitable users and settings
- Older adults.
- Stroke patients.
- Individuals with partial paralysis.
- Patients with nerve injuries.
- Post–knee or hip surgery patients.
- Patients with muscle atrophy.
- Patients with arthritis.
- Physiotherapy centers and rehabilitation centers.
- Hospitals and clinics.
- Home caregivers.
FAQs
Can it be used for hands and feet at the same time?
Yes. It is designed for upper- and lower-limb exercise together or separately.
Is it suitable for stroke rehabilitation?
Yes. It is used within rehabilitation programs to help improve movement and strength under clinical guidance.
Is it suitable for home use?
Yes. It is suitable for home use as well as clinics, hospitals, and physiotherapy centers.
Can the exercise speed be adjusted?
Yes. Speed and direction of movement can be adjusted.
