Sunnyou XY-ZBD-ID

Passive And Active Cycling

The ergometer offers both passive and active modes. In passive mode it turns the arm pedals for a patient, and in active mode it supports their own cranking, so one unit follows a patient across the stages of arm recovery.

Adjustable Speed And Time

The speed is adjustable from twelve to thirty-two revolutions per minute, continuously, and the time can be set from zero to sixty minutes, so a therapist can match the pace and length of each cycling session to what a patient can manage.

Anti-Spasm Control And Detection

The ergometer has anti-spasm control with spasm detection, so it can sense a spasm and respond during cycling, helping keep arm training safe for patients with spasticity.

Adjustable Spasm Response

The spasm force is set across three gears and the spasm time is adjustable from two to twenty-eight seconds, so a therapist can tune the response to suit each patient and condition.

Adjustable Arm Positioning

The arm mechanism allows horizontal rotation through one hundred and eighty degrees, and the height adjusts across a seventy-millimetre range, so the cranks suit each patient.

Compact Seated Design

The unit stands on a compact wheeled base and is designed for a seated patient, so it can be positioned in front of a chair or wheelchair. Its upright, self-contained form makes it straightforward to set up and move between spaces.

Built-In Guidance Screen

A built-in screen guides the session, giving a clear point of control for setting up and running the cycling simply at the unit.

Early Passive Arm Rehabilitation

For patients who cannot yet move their arm, such as those early after a stroke or a period of bed rest, the passive mode turns the pedals for them through a smooth, guided cycle. This helps keep the arm moving and can support recovery from the earliest stage. Because the speed, time and spasm response all adjust, a therapist can keep this early cycling gentle, safe and suited to a fragile patient.

Active-Assisted Strengthening

As a patient begins to regain movement, the active mode lets them crank the pedals themselves while the ergometer supports and encourages the effort. This helps build strength and control as recovery progresses, letting a patient do more as they are able. Moving from passive to active cycling on one unit makes it a useful tool right across a course of arm rehabilitation.

Managing Spasticity In Therapy

For patients whose recovery involves spasticity, the anti-spasm control and detection help make arm cycling safer and more comfortable. Because the spasm force and time adjust, a therapist can tune the response to the patient, so the arm can be exercised without provoking discomfort. This makes the ergometer useful for people who might otherwise find arm training difficult to tolerate.

Seated And Wheelchair Rehabilitation

Because it is designed for a seated patient and stands on a compact wheeled base, the ergometer suits people exercising from a chair or wheelchair. It lets arm rehabilitation happen wherever the patient can sit, which can help them start and keep up exercise. This makes it a practical tool for cardio and strength work for patients with limited mobility.

One Unit Across Recovery

Because the XY-ZBD-ID offers both passive and active cycling, it can follow a patient from the earliest stage, when the pedals must be turned for them, through to active strengthening. This means one ergometer serves many stages of arm recovery, making good use of a clinic's investment. Being able to progress on one unit also keeps a patient's programme joined-up and simple. This makes each purchase go further.

Tuned To Each Patient

With adjustable speed, time and a spasm response set by gear and time, the ergometer can be tuned closely to each patient and stage. This lets a therapist keep cycling gentle for a fragile patient and step it up as they recover. Being able to adjust the exercise so precisely helps make each session safe, comfortable and effective for the person. Precise control supports better outcomes. Fine control makes each session count.

Practical For Seated Patients

With a compact wheeled base and an upright, self-contained design, the ergometer can be positioned in front of a chair or wheelchair and moved between spaces easily. This makes arm cycling practical for patients with limited mobility. Medigear.uk can confirm the details that matter for a setting, so a clinic can invest with confidence. A dependable seated unit helps a service run well.

The Sunnyou XY-ZBD-ID upper limb ergometer gives rehabilitation teams a practical, adjustable way to help patients rebuild arm movement and strength through cycling. With both passive and active modes, it can turn the pedals for a patient in early recovery and then support their own cranking as strength returns, so one unit follows a patient across the stages of arm rehabilitation. Adjustable speed and time, anti-spasm control with detection, a spasm response set by gear and time, and adjustable arm positioning let a therapist tune each session closely and keep cycling safe and comfortable, even for patients who experience spasticity. Its compact, seated design suits people exercising comfortably from a chair or wheelchair, and its compact wheeled base makes it easy to move between spaces on a busy ward. Suited to early passive rehabilitation, active-assisted strengthening, managing spasticity and seated therapy, the ergometer works well for many patients across the different stages of their recovery. To confirm the exact overall dimensions, the power supply, certification, warranty, condition and pricing, contact the team at Medigear.uk, your trusted and reliable source for verified medical equipment, who can advise on how the XY-ZBD-ID would best suit the needs of your service and rehabilitation programme.