Valiant 2 rehab
Robust and reliable treadmill for rehabilitation
Modern designed treadmill specifically designed for rehabilitation. The low step-up height makes the treadmill perfectly suitable for all test subjects in the field of rehabilitation. The emergency stop with magnetic lanyard on the standard front handrail provides additional safety for the user. The Valiant 2 rehab offers a smooth acceleration from 0 km/h and is continuously adjustable in a range of 0,1 – 12 km/h (0.06 – 7.5 mph). The included network module provides control within a Lode software network (LEM, LRM or LCRM). Thanks to the unique low design of the cover plate it is possible to place a mirror or camera in front of the treadmill which makes it easier to monitor the gait of the test subject. The Valiant 2 rehab has a standard running surface of 50 x 150 cm and 0-25% elevation. The treadmill is equipped with a 7" control unit with Touchscreen for manual control and a bottle holder.
A USB A-B cable only for service purposes will be standard delivered with the product.
To connect LEM, LRM or LCRM you need a special interface cable that can be ordered under part number 930930.
Highlights
Smooth acceleration
All treadmills have a smooth acceleration from 0 km/h to the start speed.
Patient friendly treadmill
The treadmill offers ultimate comfort for the patient:
- low step-up height
- faultless operation
- smooth acceleration
- reliable and reproducible test results
- low noise
- low step-up height
- faultless operation
- smooth acceleration
- reliable and reproducible test results
- low noise
Extremely accurate
The treadmill is extremely accurate in its speed and angle settings
Various handrails available
Various handrails are optional available, making the treadmill suitable for your specific stress test setting.
High standards
Lode is a socially and environmentally responsible company. All Lode products are RoHS/WEE compliant and Lode is ISO 9001:2015, and ISO 13485:2016 certified. All medical products comply to MDD 93/42/EEC, incl. IEC 60601-1.
Features
Low noise
Material choices, refined components and accurate manufacturing techniques lead to low noise.
Extreme low step-up height
To allow people to safely and comfortably step up the treadmill it is important to have a very low step-up height
USB connectivity
USB to connect to PC or ECG or ergospirometry products facilitates easy connectivity.
RS232 connectivity
RS232 ports enable connectivity to most ECG and ergospirometry devices as well as PC's.
Optional integrated BPM and SpO2
The treadmill can be extended with a stable and reliable blood pressure module and SpO2 measurement.
Low plate
Low cover plate
The motor compartment of the treadmill is designed in such a way that the cover is only marginally higher than the belt surface. This allows for low camera positions in case the treadmill is used for gait analysis purposes. Also a therapist has the best possible view on feet and lower extremities.
Robust design
The product is designed to withstand continuous heavy use by subjects in most weights and sizes.
Downhill walking as an option (-25%)
This treadmill can be executed with 25% negative elevation. This allows for downhill walking which is extremely useful for rehabilitation of certain injuries.
Specifications
| Maximum speed | 12 km/h | 7.5 mph | maximum speed of the treadmill |
| Minimum operational speed | 0.1 km/h | 0.1 mph | minimum speed of the treadmill |
| Speed adjustment steps | 0.1 km/h | 0.1 mph | the steps you can adjust the speed with |
| Positive elevation | 25 % | maximum positive angle as a percentage | |
| Elevation adjustment steps | 0.5 % | the size of the steps you can adjust the elevation | |
| Optional negative elevation | -10 % | mimimum negative angle percentage that can be reached with the optional accessory |
| Speed accuracy | 5 % | accuracy of speed | |
| Accuracy inclination | 0,5 % | Accuracy of the inclination |
| Allowed user weight | 225 kg | 496 lbs | maximum patient weight |
| English user interface | User interface available in English language | ||
| Chinese user interface | User interface available in Chinese language | ||
| Croatian user interface | User interface available in croatian language | ||
| Czech user interface | User interface available in Czech language | ||
| Danish user interface | User interface available in Danishlanguage | ||
| Dutch user interface | User interface available in Dutch language | ||
| Finnish user interface | User interface available in Finnish language | ||
| French user interface | User interface available in French language | ||
| German user interface | User interface available in German language | ||
| Greek user interface | User interface available in Greek language | ||
| Hungarian user interface | User interface available in Hungarian language | ||
| Italian user interface | User interface available in Italian language | ||
| Japanese user interface | User interface available in language | ||
| Korean user interface | User interface available in Korean language | ||
| Latvian user interface | User interface available in Latvian language | ||
| Lithuanian user interface | User interface available in Lithuanian language | ||
| Norwegian user interface | User interface available in Norwegian language | ||
| Polish user interface | User interface available in Polish language | ||
| Portugese user interface | User interface available in Portugese language | ||
| Romanian user interface | User interface available in romanian language | ||
| Russian user interface | User interface available in Russian language | ||
| Spanish user interface | User interface available in Spanish language | ||
| Swedish user interface | User interface available in Swedish language | ||
| Turkish user interface | User interface available in Turkish language | ||
| Ukrainian user interface | User interface available in Ukrainian language |
| Optional USB connector | connection via USB possible | ||
| Optional RS232 connector | optional connection via RS232 |
| Screen resolution | 800 x 400 pixels | Screen resolution | |
| Walking surface length | 150 cm | 59.1 inch | length of the walking surface |
| Walking surface width | 50 cm | 19.7 inch | width of the walking surface |
| Step up height | 17 cm | 6.7 inch | height to step up the treadmill |
| Product length (cm) | 213 cm | 83.9 inch | length of product in cm |
| Product width (cm) | 76 cm | 29.9 inch | width of the product in cm |
| Product height (excl. control unit) | 132 cm | 52 inch | height of the product without Control Unit |
| Product height (incl. 7" control unit) | 150 cm | 59.1 inch | height of the product including 7 inch Control Unit |
| Product weight | 149 kg | 328.5 lbs | the weight of the product |
| Power cord length | 250 cm | 98.4 inch | length of powercord including plugs |
| Power cord IEC 60320 C19 with CEE 7/7 plug | European power cord and connector standard supplied with product | ||
| Power cord NEMA | NEMA power cord and connector | ||
| Maximum rated power input | 2500 VA | power input | |
| 115 V AC 50/60 Hz (2 phases) | when <230V, the treadmill should be connected between two phases | ||
| 230 V AC 50/60 Hz | operational power | ||
| Maximum motor power | 1.8 kW | the maximum power the motor will consume |
| IEC 60601-1:2005 | the product is IEC 60601-1 3rd edition compliant | ||
| ISO 13485:2016 compliant | Lode fulfils ISO 13485:2016 requirements | ||
| ISO 9001:2015 compliant | Lode fulfills ISO 9001: 2015 requirements | ||
| Standard emergency lanyard | an emergency stop with a magnetic lanyard is present |
| CE class Im according to MDD93/42/EEC | CE certified | ||
| CE class of product with optional SpO2 | IIa | CE class of product with optional SpO2 | |
| CE class of product with optional BPM | IIa | CE class of product with optional Blood Pressure Measurement | |
| CB according to IECEE CB | CB certified |
| Minimum operational temperature | 14 °C | minimum temperature at which the device will work within specification | |
| Maximum operational temperature | 40 °C | maximum temperature at which the device will work within specification | |
| Minimum operational air pressure | 70 kPa | minimum airpressure as from which the product will be operating within specification | |
| Maximum operational air pressure | 106 kPa | maximum air pressure as from which the product will be operating within specification | |
| Minimum operational non-condensing humidity | 30 % | minimum non-condensing humidity at which the product will operate within specification | |
| Maximum operational non-condensing humidity | 90 % | maximum non-condensing humidity at which the product will operate within specification | |
| Minimum storage & transport temperature | -25 °C | minimum temperature the product may be stored and transported at | |
| Maximum storage & transport temperature | 70 °C | maximum temperature the product may be stored or transported at | |
| Minimum air pressure storage & transport | 50 kPa | minimum air pressure the product may be stored or transported at | |
| Maximum storage & transport air pressure | 106 kPa | maximum air pressure the product may be stored and transported at | |
| Min. humidity storage & transport | 10 % | minimum non-condensing humidity that the product can be stored or transport at | |
| Max. humidity storage & transport | 95 % | max. non-condensing humidity that the product can be stored or transported at |
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FAQ
Yes, you can find interface sheets for most common devices on the website at the "interfacing" tab of the product. If your CPET device is not present you can ask us to support you. In most cases we can quickly provide you with a solution.
Yes the Valiant Treadmill can be controlled by the LEM. The treadmill is supplied with a RS232 port and can be controlled by a seperate communicationport
Yes the Valiant Treadmill can be controlled by LCRM. The treadmill is supplied with a RS232 port and can be controlled by a seperate com port.
Yes! It is very easy to create a comfortable rehab setting with Lode rehab products by looping the ergometers:
The first Lode rehab ergometer can be connected to the PC with LCRM with a Lode proprietary network to PC cable (#930930).
The second product up till the last product can be connected to the previous one, a bus network configuration.
The last product always needs a termination plug to avoid interference and loss of data. All Lode rehab products come standard with such a termination plug.
Benefits
- Flawless data connection
- High bandwidth
- No interference of COM ports
- Looping
- Full access of all data in the product to LCRM
The first Lode rehab ergometer can be connected to the PC with LCRM with a Lode proprietary network to PC cable (#930930).
The second product up till the last product can be connected to the previous one, a bus network configuration.
The last product always needs a termination plug to avoid interference and loss of data. All Lode rehab products come standard with such a termination plug.
Benefits
- Flawless data connection
- High bandwidth
- No interference of COM ports
- Looping
- Full access of all data in the product to LCRM
For easy movement of a Valiant2 treadmill it is recommended to follow these steps:
- Connect the power cable and switch the treadmill on
- Start a manual test and set the inclination to 5%
- When the inclination has reached its target, disconnect the power cord
- Lift the back of the treadmill with two persons and place a mover cart under the black bar that is located under the rear roller.
Now you can wheel the treadmill around.
When you want to return the treadmill in its zero inclination position, simply connect the power cable, switch the treadmill on and initialize the manual mode. When the start button is pressed the treadmill will automatically return to its zero position.
- Connect the power cable and switch the treadmill on
- Start a manual test and set the inclination to 5%
- When the inclination has reached its target, disconnect the power cord
- Lift the back of the treadmill with two persons and place a mover cart under the black bar that is located under the rear roller.
Now you can wheel the treadmill around.
When you want to return the treadmill in its zero inclination position, simply connect the power cable, switch the treadmill on and initialize the manual mode. When the start button is pressed the treadmill will automatically return to its zero position.
Yes, to measure heart rate on the treadmills you can use the Bluetooth heart rate option (945833). With the Bluetooth option we can easily cover the range between the receiver and the belt for a stable heart rate measurement.
Note: the 945833 cannot be used as trigger for the blood pressure measurement module.
Note: the 945833 cannot be used as trigger for the blood pressure measurement module.
Yes, this is possible in combination with an ECG system. For accurate blood pressure measurements a heart rate trigger is required, therefore an external ECG system is necessary. Which ECG systems are compatible with the Lode devices can be found in the tab Interfacing of the device of interest.
Note: with the Valiant Ultra's please consider the treadmill size.
Note: with the Valiant Ultra's please consider the treadmill size.
Yes, Due to the fact that the scientific research on the spread of Covid-19 is not yet conclusive Lode recommends to disinfect and clean all Lode products and their accessories (cuffs, heart rate belts, SpO2 sensors, handgrips/rails, touchscreens etc) that are in contact with the patient and or the medical personnel with a standard disinfectant as used in the hospital before and after every patient, with attention and care!
Since these agents are sometimes aggressive it might be advisable to check the effect on sensitive surfaces, like cushioning on non-visible areas. Lode will not take responsibility for discoloration due to these agents.
Since these agents are sometimes aggressive it might be advisable to check the effect on sensitive surfaces, like cushioning on non-visible areas. Lode will not take responsibility for discoloration due to these agents.
Yes you can upgrade to a newer LCRM version without any influence on the total LCRM installation, The Lode Streamers, ergometers and treadmills will work as usual.
SpO2 can be used to control the load of the ergometer. In the tab "SpO2 " you can choose to use SpO2 for automatic load adjustment and you can edit the settings (see manual LCRM 950902)
A Karvonen protocol can be selected. In the Karvonen protocol the formula based on maximum heart rate and resting heart rate is implemented: HR (Karvonen) = HRrest + (HRmax - HRrest) * x%. The percentage is defined by the physician depending on the physical improvement of the participant. The resting heart rate and maximum heart rate should be defined in the participant characteristics.
Part number
- 938901
Certificates
ISO 13485: 2016 Certificate
CE Certificate Stress Test and Force Measurement Devices
ISO 9001:2015 Certificate
IEC 60601-1:2005 – ed. 3 + C1 + C2 (treadmills) certificate
FDA Registration certificate
Manufacturers Declaration of Conformity 27 Lode
LCRM Demo Software
Installation Instruction LCRM Demosoftware
950902 LCRM 3.3.1 demo software
Manuals
M938901 Manual Valiant 2 rehab, rehab XL Czech
M938901 Manual Valiant 2 rehab, rehab XL Danish
M938901 Manual Valiant 2 rehab, rehab XL German
M938901 Manual Valiant 2 rehab, rehab XL English
M938901 Manual Valiant 2 rehab, rehab XL Spanish
M938901 Manual Valiant 2 rehab, rehab XL Finnish
M938901 Manual Valiant 2 rehab, rehab XL French
M938901 Manual Valiant 2 rehab, rehab XL Hungarian
M938901 Manual Valiant 2 rehab, rehab XL Italian
M938901 Manual Valiant 2 rehab, rehab XL Dutch
M938901 Manual Valiant 2 rehab, rehab XL Polish
M938901 Manual Valiant 2 rehab, rehab XL Portugese
M938901 Manual Valiant 2 rehab, rehab XL Romanian
M938901 Manual Valiant 2 rehab, rehab XL Swedish
M938901 Manual Valiant 2 rehab, rehab XL Turkish
M945814 Manual Control unit Valiant 2 German
M945814 Manual Control unit Valiant 2 English
M945814 - Manual control unit Valiant Spanish
M945814 Manual Control unit Valiant 2 French
Manual Control Unit Valiant 2 Dutch
M945814 - Manual control unit Valiant Dutch
Manual Valiant 2 Russian
Simulators
Simulator of 7 inch display, V1.0.39
Brochures
Posters
Poster Valiant 2 rehab English
Poster Rehabilitation English
Poster Valiant 2 rehab German
Poster Rehabilitation German
Poster Valiant 2 rehab Spanish
Poster Rehabilitation Spanish
Service
Part number
- 938901
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