Stress-Test System (Treadmill) (Product Code: SCL274 /044) is a treadmill exercise ECG system used to record a 12-channel ECG while a patient walks or runs under controlled load in hospital cardiology departments. It doubles as a static PC ECG workstation and a dynamic stress-test system, and its treadmill runs from 0.1 to 15 km/h at grades of 0 to 25%. It is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India.
| Parameter | Detail |
|---|---|
| Functions | Static acquisition (PC ECG workstation) and dynamic acquisition (stress test) |
| ECG recording | 12-channel synchronous recording of the whole test |
| ECG display | 1, 3, 6 or 12 channels |
| Test protocols | Standard or self-designed |
| Analysis | ST events, QT testing, automatic ST deviation for each lead, HRV analysis |
| Trend charts | Heart rate, ST and blood pressure |
| Blood pressure | Connects with dynamic blood pressure equipment; values can also be entered at any time |
| Data handling | Freeze, store and print 12-channel ECG; standard electronic reports for network transmission |
| ECG data transmission | Optional wireless or wired (USB) |
| Frequency response | 0.05–100 Hz |
| 50 Hz rejection | ≥60 dB |
| Input impedance | >6 MΩ |
| Common-mode rejection ratio | ≥90 dB |
| Sampling frequency | 500 Hz |
| Treadmill drive | Brushless, low-noise AC variable-frequency motor with Toshiba frequency converter controlling speed and elevation |
| Elevation | Double-helix elevating system with infrared control |
| Running belt | Large, self-correcting and self-tensioning; 330 cm × 53 cm |
| Speed range | 0.1–15 km/h |
| Grade range | 0–25% |
| Regulation accuracy | 0.2% |
| Treadmill dimensions | 270 × 800 × 1340 mm (as listed; confirm before site planning) |
| Treadmill weight | 180 kg |
| Maximum load | 160 kg |
| Power supply | 220 V ±5% AC, 50/60 Hz |
| Maximum power | 1650 W |
| Product code | SCL274 /044 |
| Supplied by | Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India |
An exercise stress test records the heart’s electrical activity while workload rises in stages. The operator selects a standard protocol or builds a custom one, and the treadmill raises speed and grade under frequency-converter control while all 12 channels are recorded throughout. The physician can view the ST segments of every lead at any point, freeze or print the ECG, and follow heart rate, ST and blood pressure trends as the test progresses.
When no exercise test is running, the same system serves as a resting PC ECG workstation, which keeps a small cardiology unit to one platform. Plan the room around the treadmill’s 180 kg weight, a 220 V supply rated for 1650 W and clear access around the belt, and train operators on the protocol before first use. Reports are produced in a standard electronic format for sending over a network.
Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, known to buyers as ScienceLab, supplies this stress-test system from Ambala, Haryana, to hospitals, cardiac centres and medical colleges. Because the system is large and site-dependent, we confirm the configuration, power needs and shipping arrangements with each buyer before quoting. Learn more on our company profile.
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What speed and grade range does the Stress-Test System (Treadmill) offer?
The Stress-Test System (Treadmill) runs from 0.1 to 15 km/h with an incline of 0 to 25%, at a regulation accuracy of 0.2%. A Toshiba frequency converter controls the speed and height, and a brushless AC variable-frequency motor drives the belt.
How many ECG channels does the Stress-Test System (Treadmill) record?
The Stress-Test System (Treadmill) records 12 channels synchronously for the whole test and can display 1, 3, 6 or 12 channels. Its acquisition module samples at 500 Hz with a frequency response of 0.05 to 100 Hz.
What is the maximum user load of the Stress-Test System (Treadmill)?
The treadmill of the Stress-Test System (Treadmill) takes a maximum load of 160 kg. The treadmill itself weighs 180 kg and its running belt measures 330 cm by 53 cm, so allow for this when planning the room and delivery route.
What power supply does the Stress-Test System (Treadmill) need?
The Stress-Test System (Treadmill) runs on 220 V AC (±5%) at 50 or 60 Hz, with a maximum power draw of 1650 W. Check that the stress-test room has a suitable dedicated outlet before installation.
Can the Stress-Test System (Treadmill) also record a resting ECG?
Yes. The Stress-Test System (Treadmill) is a dual-function system: it works as a static PC ECG workstation for resting recordings and as a dynamic system for treadmill stress tests, using the same acquisition module and software.
Who supplies the Stress-Test System (Treadmill)?
Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, Haryana, India, supplies the Stress-Test System (Treadmill) to hospitals, cardiac centres and medical colleges in India and international markets, with quotations prepared for each site’s configuration.
What should I include in a quotation request for the Stress-Test System (Treadmill)?
For the Stress-Test System (Treadmill), include the transmission option (wireless or USB), blood pressure connection needs, your site voltage and frequency, whether a PC and printer are required and the delivery destination. Send them through our contact page.
For pricing and configuration of the Stress-Test System (Treadmill), write to us through the contact page or add the system to the enquiry cart.
Last updated: 24 September 2026