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General| Type | Vibration plate |
|---|---|
| Power Consumption | 300W |
| Display | LCD |
| Remote Control | Yes |
| Max User Weight | 150 kg |
The Fitvibexcel Pro Medical must only be used in spaces and facilities that comply with the relevant legal regulations.
The unit is not suitable for use in spaces that contain flammable gasses or vapours.
Persons suffering or likely to be suffering from one or more of the contra-indications listed under the section 'Do not use if...' may only use the Fitvibexcel Pro Medical following consultation with a medical specialist.
Details compliance with EN ISO 9001, EN ISO 13485, and European Medical Device Directive 93/42/EWD.
Provides a detailed diagram and list of all control buttons, displays, and accessories on the Fitvibexcel Pro Medical.
Specifies the acceptable mains voltage for the Fitvibexcel Pro Medical (230V or 115V) and how to check compatibility.
Guides users on how to remove the transportation lock and attach the handlebar to the unit.
Explains how to connect the remote switch and power cable, and how to turn on the Fitvibexcel Pro Medical.
Lists absolute and relative contra-indications for using the Fitvibexcel Pro Medical, advising medical consultation.
Provides essential advice before use, including checking contra-indications, wearing suitable shoes, and initial supervision.
Guides users through their initial workout session to adapt to vibrations, suggesting specific parameters and steps.
Advises users to stop exercising immediately if they experience dizziness, pain, or feel unwell/nauseous.
Details the three types of start/stop buttons available on the Fitvibexcel Pro Medical for controlling the vibration mechanism.
Explains how to insert chip cards into the reader to operate the device, including types of cards accepted.
Describes how timecards limit vibration time based on available credits and how credits can be topped up.
Troubleshoots common errors like the unit not switching on or displaying messages in a foreign language.
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