Bicycle and Couch Ergometers

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Bicycle and Couch Ergometers

A new generation of medical bicycle and couch ergometers:
SCHILLER ERG 910S / ERG 911S / ERG 911BP/ ERG 911S/L / ERG 911BP/LS

These new SCHILLER bicycle and couch ergometers have been developed and constructed according to the latest European guidelines for medical ergometers. Due to their flexible controlling technology and saddle fixation these ergometers are suitable for stress-tests, sports medicine, cardiology and rehabilitation.

Features for bicycle ergometers (ERG 910S/ERG 911S/ERG 911BP) :

• Compatible with all SCHILLER Exercise ECG workstations
• Large graphic LCD (10 x 7.5 cm)
• Automatic computer control via galvanically isolated RS-232 interface
• Safe and stable steel/aluminium construction for patient weights up to 150 kg
• Speed-independent load
• Standardized saddle fixation for flexible operation

Features for couch ergometer: ERG 911 S/L 

• Compatible with all SCHILLER Exercise ECG workstations
• Large graphic LCD (10 x 7.5 cm)
• Adjustment of the reclining seat, saddle and headrest by remote control
• Automatic computer control via galvanically isolated RS-232 interface
• Safe and stable steel/aluminium construction for patient weights up to 160 kg
• Standardized saddle fixation for flexible operation

Features for couch ergometer: ERG 911BP/SL 

• Slope, saddle height and headrest adjustable via remote control
• Left side positioning for ultra-sound images
• Measurements controllable using a PC program or an ECG/ergo-spirometry unit via RS-232 or USB interface
• Variable axis rotation to the left (0–45°)
• Increased patient safety with mounting-strap
• Safe and stable steel/aluminium construction for patient weights up to 160 kg

Options:

• Blood pressure measurement (ERG 911BP, ERG 911BP/LS)
• Cuffs in different sizes available for adults and children)

	ERG 910 Clear - Simple - Economic
	ERG 911
	ERG 911 L/S The safe way of cardiac rehabilitation
	ERG 911 BP/LS The special ergometer for stress and echocardiography