Physiotherapy Room Electric Mini Pedal Exerciser

$149.95

Gentle powered movement for arms or legs. The Physiotherapy Room Electric Mini Pedal Exerciser is a compact motorized pedal exerciser with 12 passive speed settings, forward/reverse direction control, and a cabled remote for easy home use.
Important: This unit does not provide manual resistance. It can be pedalled manually when the motor is off, but manual use is free movement only with no adjustable resistance. Use under the guidance of a healthcare professional when recovering from surgery, injury, or a medical condition.

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Description

Compact Electric Pedal Exerciser for Gentle Movement at Home

The Physiotherapy Room Electric Mini Pedal Exerciser is a compact motorized pedal exerciser designed for gentle arm or leg movement from a seated position. It is a practical home option for users who want to keep moving when a full exercise bike, gym setup, or standing exercise routine is not appropriate or convenient.

Powered passive movement: The motor turns the pedals for you and offers 12 speed settings. This makes it useful for gentle daily movement, warm-up routines, circulation-style exercise, and home rehabilitation programs when recommended by a healthcare professional.
No manual resistance: This is not a resistance-training pedal exerciser. It can be used manually when the motor is off, but manual pedalling has no added resistance. Choose this model for powered passive movement, not strength training resistance.

Who Is This Electric Mini Pedal Exerciser For?

Best ForHow It Helps
Gentle leg movement at homeAllows users to pedal from a stable chair without needing a full exercise bike.
Early-stage rehab programsProvides controlled, low-effort movement when approved by a physiotherapist, physician, or healthcare provider.
Stiff knees, hips, or anklesHelps keep the lower limbs moving through a comfortable pedalling motion.
Upper-limb movementCan be placed on a sturdy table for gentle arm pedalling when appropriate.
Users who need powered assistanceThe motorized function moves the pedals passively, reducing the effort needed to keep moving.

Key Features

FeatureBenefit
12 passive speed settingsAdjust the powered pedalling speed to match comfort level and tolerance.
Forward and reverse rotationAllows movement in both directions for more exercise variety.
Cabled remote controlAdjust settings without bending down to the main display.
Display feedbackTracks common exercise information such as speed, time, distance, calories, and scan mode.
Compact footprintDesigned for home use with a stable chair or sturdy tabletop setup.
Motorized assistanceProvides passive movement for users who may not be ready for active pedalling.

Manual Use and Resistance Clarification

This model can be pedalled manually when the motor is turned off, but it does not have manual resistance adjustment. The 12 settings are for powered passive speed control, not resistance levels. If the goal is strengthening with adjustable resistance, a different pedal exerciser or rehab bike should be considered.

How to Use

Use TypeSetup Guidance
Leg exercisePlace the unit on a flat, stable floor surface. Sit in a stable chair with your back supported and position the exerciser at a comfortable distance so the legs are not overstretched.
Arm exercisePlace the unit on a sturdy table at a comfortable height and distance. Use the pedals for gentle upper-limb movement when appropriate.
Powered passive movementTurn the unit on, select a low speed to start, and increase speed gradually only as tolerated.
Manual movementUse only with the motor off. Manual pedalling is free movement with no adjustable resistance.
Safety note: Consult a healthcare professional before use if you are recovering from surgery, have a medical condition, have significant swelling, pain, dizziness, cardiovascular concerns, neurological symptoms, or are unsure whether passive pedalling is appropriate for you. Stop use if discomfort increases.

Specifications

SpecificationDetails
Product typeElectric mini pedal exerciser
UseUpper or lower limb movement
Movement typePowered passive movement; manual free movement when motor is off
ResistanceNo manual resistance adjustment
Speed levels12 passive speed settings
DirectionForward and reverse rotation
ControlCabled remote control
DisplaySpeed, time, distance, calories, scan mode
Power70W
Maximum bearing weight120 kg
Product size50 × 45 × 30 cm
Approximate weight4.5–5.2 kg
SKUPS-TD001P-1

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Is the Physiotherapy Room Electric Mini Pedal Exerciser active or passive?

The Physiotherapy Room Electric Mini Pedal Exerciser is primarily a passive motorized pedal exerciser. The motor turns the pedals for you, and the unit offers 12 speed settings for powered passive movement. It can also be pedalled manually when the motor is off, but manual use has no added resistance.

Does this electric mini pedal exerciser have resistance?

No. This unit does not offer manual resistance adjustment. The 12 settings control the powered passive speed, not resistance. Manual pedalling is free movement only.

Can I use this pedal exerciser manually?

Yes. The pedals can be moved manually when the motor is turned off. However, there is no adjustable resistance in manual mode, so it should not be considered a resistance-training or strengthening bike.

What are the 12 speed settings for?

The 12 speed settings adjust how fast the motor turns the pedals during powered passive movement. Users should start at a low speed and increase gradually only as tolerated.

Can this pedal exerciser be used for both legs and arms?

Yes. It can be used on the floor for gentle leg movement or placed on a sturdy table for gentle arm movement, as long as the setup is stable and comfortable.

Additional information
Rated Voltage110V or 220V 50HZ
Power70W
Gross Weight / Net Weight4.5 / 5.2KG
Maximum Bearing Weight120KG
Product Size50×45×30cm
Rotation Speed40-110 rpm
Speed12 Levels
Availability Now available in-store at
22635 Komoka Road Komoka N0L1R0

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Frequently Asked Questions
Click on the question to reveal the answer!
Is the Physiotherapy Room Electric Mini Pedal Exerciser active or passive?

The Physiotherapy Room Electric Mini Pedal Exerciser is primarily a passive motorized pedal exerciser. The motor turns the pedals for you, and the unit offers 12 speed settings for powered passive movement. It can also be pedalled manually when the motor is off, but manual use has no added resistance.

Does this electric mini pedal exerciser have resistance?

No. This unit does not offer manual resistance adjustment. The 12 settings control the powered passive speed, not resistance. Manual pedalling is free movement only.

Can I use this pedal exerciser manually?

Yes. The pedals can be moved manually when the motor is turned off. However, there is no adjustable resistance in manual mode, so it should not be considered a resistance-training or strengthening bike.

What are the 12 speed settings for?

The 12 speed settings adjust how fast the motor turns the pedals during powered passive movement. Users should start at a low speed and increase gradually only as tolerated.

Can this pedal exerciser be used for both legs and arms?

Yes. It can be used on the floor for gentle leg movement or placed on a sturdy table for gentle arm movement, as long as the setup is stable and comfortable.

Is this a good pedal exerciser for seniors?

It may be a good option for seniors who want gentle powered movement from a seated position, especially when a full exercise bike is not practical. Anyone with medical concerns, balance issues, pain, or recent surgery should check with a healthcare professional before use.

Is this a good choice for MS, spasticity, or neuropathy?

The Physiotherapy Room Electric Mini Pedal Exerciser may be helpful for gentle passive movement, but it does not provide active resistance exercise. The motor turns the pedals through 12 speed settings, which may be useful for users who need assisted movement rather than strengthening resistance. For MS, spasticity, neuropathy, or other neurological conditions, use should be discussed with a physician, neurologist, physiotherapist, or healthcare provider to confirm whether passive pedalling is appropriate.

Can this be used after knee or hip surgery?

It may be useful for gentle movement after knee or hip surgery, but only if approved by the surgeon, physiotherapist, or healthcare provider. Users should follow their post-operative instructions and stop if pain, swelling, or discomfort increases.

Does the pedal direction change?

Yes. The unit offers forward and reverse rotation, allowing the pedals to move in either direction during powered use.

Does it come with a remote control?

Yes. The unit includes a cabled remote control so the user can adjust settings without bending down to the main display.

What does the display show?

The display shows common exercise information such as speed, time, distance, calories, and scan mode.

Is this product suitable for strengthening exercises?

No. This product is better suited for gentle movement and passive pedalling. It does not provide adjustable resistance, so it is not the best choice if the main goal is strengthening.

What is the warranty on this product?

The Physiotherapy Room Electric Mini Pedal Exerciser includes a 6-month limited warranty against manufacturer defects under normal use.

Who should not use this electric pedal exerciser?

Do not use this product if your healthcare provider has advised against passive exercise. Consult a healthcare professional before use if you have significant pain, swelling, dizziness, cardiovascular concerns, neurological symptoms, recent surgery, or any condition that may affect safe exercise.

What is the difference between this product and a more advanced motorized rehab exerciser?

This unit is a compact home-use electric pedal exerciser with 12 passive speed settings and no manual resistance. More advanced motorized rehab exercisers may offer additional support options, stronger clinical-style construction, more program settings, or accessories such as calf supports depending on the model.