Children's electric rehabilitation training machine
Product Introduction
The Electric Pediatric Rehabilitation Standing Trainer is a professional assistive device developed for children requiring long-term standing and lower-limb rehabilitation training. It is widely used in pediatric rehabilitation departments, children’s hospitals, special education schools, and home care environments.
Product specification
| Property | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Electric Pediatric Standing Rehabilitation Trainer |
| Applicable Parts | Limbs |
| Maximum Load Capacity | 150 kg |
| Scope of Application | Rehabilitation training, fitness, health support |
| Applicable Scenarios | Rehabilitation centers, hospitals, special education schools, home care |
| Dimensions (L × W × H) | 40 × 34 × 26 cm |
| Tilt Angle Range | 0°–90° |
| Control System | Electric slow-speed lifting + touch screen |
| Safety Features | Emergency stop, mechanical safety redundancy |
Target audience of the product
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Children requiring standing or lower-limb rehabilitation
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Pediatric patients with mobility, posture, or muscle tone challenges
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Rehabilitation therapists and medical professionals
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Children’s hospitals, rehab centers, and special education institutions
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Families conducting long-term home rehabilitation under guidance
How to Use
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Secure the child using the multi-point restraint system (chest, waist/hip, knees, ankles).
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Set the desired tilt angle and training duration on the touch screen interface.
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Start the electric-assisted lifting to gradually move the child into a standing position.
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Monitor posture and comfort during training.
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Use interactive functions (if equipped) to enhance engagement.
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Press the emergency stop button immediately if any abnormal situation occurs.
Safety tips
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Always use under professional guidance or according to a prescribed rehabilitation plan.
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Ensure all straps are properly secured before starting training.
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Do not exceed the maximum load-bearing capacity.
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Use the emergency stop function immediately in case of discomfort or unexpected movement.
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Regularly inspect mechanical and electrical components for safe operation.
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