Medansh Electric Gait Trainer with Dual Motor System | Robotic Body Weight Support for Physiotherapy Rehab

Medansh Electric Gait Trainer with Dual Motor System | Robotic Body Weight Support for Physiotherapy Rehab

The Medansh Electric Gait Trainer (Double Motor) is a next-generation rehabilitation device designed to provide automated, safe, and controlled support for patients re-learning to walk. It features dual motors—one for vertical lifting of the patient using a harness, and the second for fine-tuned control—ensuring even body weight distribution and minimal manual intervention.

This system is particularly beneficial for patients recovering from stroke, spinal cord injuries, head trauma, or post-operative orthopedic conditions. Its adjustable parallel bars offer lateral stability, while the electric lift ensures seamless patient handling and reduced strain on caregivers.

Perfect for rehabilitation clinics, neuro centers, and hospitals seeking advanced gait training systems.

Specifications

• Brand: Medansh
• Product Type: Electric Gait Trainer with Dual Motor
• Frame Material: Heavy-duty steel with powder coating
• Remote Control: Wired control panel for lift operation
• Harness Type: Padded, adjustable with groin and back support
• Parallel Bars: Adjustable height and width
• User Weight Capacity: Up to 130 kg
• Wheels: 4 caster wheels with locking mechanism
• Power Supply: 220V AC
• Dimensions: Approx. 120 x 85 x 200 cm
• Warranty: 1 year on motor

How to Use

1. Position the Patient: Bring the gait trainer over the patient’s wheelchair or bed.
2. Attach Harness: Fit the harness snugly around the torso and thighs.
3. Use Remote Control: Use the wired controller to gently lift the patient to an upright position.
4. Adjust Bars: Set the parallel bars to the correct height for hand support.
5. Begin Training: Guide the patient forward while monitoring balance and comfort.
6. Lower After Session: Use the motor control to bring the patient back down safely.

Precautions

• Ensure the weight does not exceed the recommended limit (130 kg).
• Always inspect the harness straps before each use.
• Do not use in wet areas or near water.
• Ensure the device is connected to a grounded power source.
• Never leave a patient unattended during use.

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