Aerofit Domestic Treadmill

AF 415 Motorized Treadmill - (NS)

Specifications:• Dimension : 81"(L) x 34"(W) x 54"(H).
• Motor : AC Motor, 2.5 HP continuous duty, 5.0 HP peak duty, digital concepts P.W.M. control.• Speed : 1.0 to 18 Kmph.• Elevation : 0% to 15%.• Running Surface : 55" (L) x 19" (W).• Programs : 9 Programs, 8 preset, 1 fat, and 1 manual.• Display : LCD with single window display.• Power Requirement : 220V AC.• Max User Weight : 130 Kgs.• Speaker : In-built speaker for MP3, iPod connections.

AF 423 Motorized Treadmill - (NS)

Specifications:• Dimension : 74"(L) x 31"(W) x 58"(H).
• Motor : AC Motor, 2.5 HP continuous, 4.0 HP peak, digital concepts P.W.M. control.• Speed : 1.0 to 16 Kmph.• Elevation : 0% to 15%, Automatic.• Running Surface : 54" (L) x 18" (W).• Programs : 19 Programs, 14 preset, 3 user, 1 body fat 1 manual.• Display : LCD blue back light, single window display.• Power Requirements : 220V AC. • Max User Weight : 120 Kgs.

AF 426 Motorized Treadmill - (NS)

Specifications:• Dimension : 71"(L) X 32"(W) X 57"(H).• Motor : AC Motor, 2.5 HP Continuous Duty, 4.0 HP Peak Duty. • Speed : 1.0 To 18 Kmph.• Elevation : 0% To 15%, Automatic.• Running Surface : 56" (L) X 19" (W).• Programs : 15 Programs, 1 fat And 1 Manual.• Display : LCD With, Single Window Display.• Power Requirement : 220V AC.• Max User Weight : 120 Kgs.

AF 427 Motorized Treadmill - (NS)

Specifications:• Dimension : 68"(L) X 28"(W) X 54"(H).• Motor : AC Motor, 2.5 HP Continuous Duty, 4.8 HP Peak Duty.• Speed : 1 To 18 Kmph.• Elevation : 0% To 12%, Automatic.• Running Surface : 53" (L) X 18" (W).• Programs : 12 Programs, 1 body Fat 1 manual.• Display : LCD Blue Backlight, Single Window Display.• Power Requirements : 220V AC. • Max User Weight : 120 Kgs.

AF 429 Motorized Treadmill - (NS)

Specifications:• Dimension : 70"(L) X 32"(W) X 51"(H).• Motor : AC Motor, 2.5 HP Continuous Duty, 5.0 HP Peak Duty• Speed : 1 To 18 Kmph.• Elevation : 0% To 15%.• Running Surface : 56" (L) X 19" (W).• Programs : 9 Programs, 8 Preset, 1 fat, And 1 manual.• Display : LCD With Single Window Display.• Power Requirement : 220V AC.• Max User Weight : 130 Kgs.• Fan: 2 Speed Fans.

AF 430 Motorized Treadmill - (NS)

Specifications:• Dimension : 72"(L) X 34"(W) X 53"(H).• Motor : AC Motor, 2.5 HP Continuous Duty, 4.0 HP Peak Duty.• Speed : 1.0 To 16 Kmph.• Elevation : 0% To 15%.• Running Surface : 53" (L) X 18" (W).• Programs : 9 Programs, 8 Preset, 1 fat, And 1 manual.• Display : LCD With Single Window Display.• Power Requirements : 220V AC. • Max User Weight : 110 Kgs.

AF 432 Motorized Treadmill - (NS)

Specifications:• Dimension : 74"(L) X 33"(W) X 54"(H).• Motor : AC Motor, 2.5 HP Continuous Duty, 5.0 HP Peak Duty.• Speed : 1.0 To 20 Kmph.• Elevation : 0% To 15%.• Running Surface : 55" (L) X 19" (W).• Programs : 19 Programs, 15 Preset, 3 user, 1 fat, And 1 manual.• Display : LED With Six Window Display.• Power Requirements : 220V AC. • Max User Weight : 130 Kgs.

AF 434 Motorized Treadmill - (NS)

Specifications:• Dimension 69"(L) X 30"(W) X 52"(H).• Motor : AC Motor, 2.5 HP Continuous Duty, 4.0 HP Peak Duty.• Speed : 1 To 16 Kmph.• Elevation : 0% To 15%.• Running Surface : 54" (L) X 18" (W).• Programs : 9 Programs, 8 Preset, 1fat And 1manual.• Display : LCD With Single Window Display.• Power Requirement : 220V AC.• Max User Weight : 120 Kgs.• Speaker : In-Built Speaker For MP3 Connections.

AF 438 Motorized Treadmill

Specifications:• Dimension : 76"(L) x 35"(W) x 58"(H).• Motor : AC Motor, 2.5 HP continuous, 5.0 HP peak, digital concepts P.W.M. control.
• Speed : 1.0 to 20 Kmph.
• Elevation : 0% to 15%, Automatic.
• Running Surface : 59" (L) x 20" (W).
• Programs : 8 Preset Programs, User-3, HRC-3 & 1 manual.
• Display : LCD with single window display.
• Speaker : In-Built High Fidelity Stereo Speaker With Extra Bluetooth Device.
• Power Requirements : 220V AC. 
• Max User Weight : 130 Kgs

AF 403 Motorized Treadmill - (NS)

Specifications:• Dimension : 75"(L) x 34"(W) x 58"(H).
• Motor : DC Motor, 2.5 HP continuous duty, 5.0 HP peak duty.• Speed : 1.0 to 18 Kmph.• Elevation : 0% to 15%, Automatic.• Running Surface : 56" (L) x 19" (W).• Programs : 23 Programs; 18 preset, 3 user, 1 fat and 1 manual.• Display : LCD with, single window display.• Power Requirement : 220V DC.• Max User Weight : 135 Kgs.• Speaker : In-built high fidelity speakers.

AF 404 Motorized Treadmill - (NS)

Specifications:• Dimension : 80"(L) x 38"(W) x 59"(H).• Motor : DC Motor, 3.0 HP continuous duty, 6.0 HP peak duty, digital concepts P.W.M. control.• Speed : 1.0 to 20 Kmph.• Elevation : 0% to 15%, Automatic.• Running Surface : 60" (L) x 21" (W).• Programs : 23 Programs; 18 preset, 3user, 1fat and 1manual.
• Display : LCD with, single window display.• Power Requirement : 220V DC.
• Speaker : In-built high fidelity speakers with USB & MP3 Function with Headphone Jack.• Max User Weight : 150 Kgs.

AF 409 Motorized Treadmill - (NS)

Specifications:• Dimension : 63"(L) x 27"(W) x 51"(H).
• Motor : DC Motor, 2.0 HP continuous, 4.0 HP peak, digital concepts P.W.M. control.
• Speed : 0.8 to 14 Kmph.
• Elevation : 0% to 15%, Automatic.
• Running Surface : 49" (L) x 16" (W).• Programs : 13 Programs, 9 preset, 3User, 1Body fat .
• Display : LCD blue back light, single window display.
• Power Requirement : 220V DC.
• Speaker : In-built speaker for MP3, iPod connections.
• Max User Weight : 100 Kgs.

AF 410 Motorized Treadmill - (NS)

Specifications:• Dimension : 78"(L) x 34"(W) x 56"(H).
• Motor : DC Motor, 3.0 HP continuous duty, 6.0 HP peak duty, digital concepts P.W.M. control.
• Speed : 1.0 to 20 Kmph.
• Elevation : 0% to 15%.
• Elevation Type : Automatic.
• Running Surface : 60" (L) x 21" (W).• Programs : 23 Programs, 18 preset, 3user, 1fat and 1manual.
• Display : LED with 7 window display.
• Power Requirement : 220V DC.
• Speaker : In-built speakers with volume control for SD Card & USB System only.
• Max User Weight : 140 Kgs.

AF 411 Motorized Treadmill - (NS)

Specifications:• Dimension: 70"(L) x 28"(W) x 54"(H).
• Motor: DC Motor, 2.0 HP continuous, 4.0 HP peak, digital concepts P.W.M. control.
• Speed: 1.0 to 16 Kmph.
• Elevation: 0% to 15%, Automatic.
• Running Surface: 51" (L) x 17" (W).• Programs: 17 Programs, 12preset, 3user, 1fat, 1manual.
• Display: LCD blue back light, single window display.
• Power Requirement: 220V DC.
• Speaker : In-built speaker for MP3, iPod connections.
• Max User Weight: 110 Kgs.

AF 412 Motorized Treadmill - (NS)

Specifications:• Dimension : 74"(L) x 31"(W) x 53"(H).
• Motor : DC Motor, 2.5 HP continuous, 5.0 HP peak, digital concepts P.W.M. control.
• Speed : 1.0 to 16 Kmph.
• Elevation : 0% to 15%, Automatic.
• Running Surface : 54" (L) x 18" (W).• Programs : 19 Programs, 14 preset, 3 user, 1body fat 1manual.
• Display : LCD blue back light, single window display.
• Power Requirement : 220V DC.
• Speaker : In-built speaker for MP3, iPod connections.
• Max User Weight : 120 Kgs.

AF 413 Motorized Treadmill - (NS)

Specifications:• Dimension : 70"(L) x 29"(W) x 53"(H).
• Motor : DC Motor, 2.0 HP continuous, 4.0 HP peak, digital concepts P.W.M. control.
• Speed : 0.8 to 14 Kmph.
• Elevation : 0% to 12%, Automatic.
• Running Surface : 50" (L) x 17" (W).• Programs : 12 Programs, & 1Body fat .
• Display : LCD blue back light, single window display.
• Power Requirement: 220V DC.
• Speaker : In-built speaker with Bluetooth connection for MP3, iPod connections.
• Max User Weight : 100 Kgs.

AF 414 Motorized Treadmill - (NS)

Specifications:• Dimension : 81"(L) x 34"(W) x 54"(H).
• Motor : DC Motor, 3.0 HP continuous duty, 6.0 HP peak duty, digital concepts P.W.M. control.
• Speed : 0.8 to 20 Kmph.
• Elevation : 0% to 15%.
• Elevation Type : Automatic.
• Running Surface : 60" (L) x 20" (W).• Programs : 23 Programs, 15 preset, 3user, 1fat, "H-1","H-2" ,"H-3" and 1manual.
• Display : LCD with single window display.
• Power Requirement : 220V DC.
• Speaker : In-built speaker for MP3, iPod connections.
• Max User Weight : 130 Kgs.

AF 417 Motorized Treadmill - (NS)

Specifications:• Dimension: 64"(L) x 29"(W) x 51"(H).• Motor: DC Motor, 2.0 HP continuous, 4.0 HP peak, digital concepts P.W.M. control.• Speed: 1 to 16 Kmph.• Elevation: 0% to 15%, Automatic.• Running Surface : 50" (L) x 17" (W).• Programs: 16 Programs, 12 preset, 3 user, 1 manual.
• Display: LCD blue back light, single window display.• Power Requirement : 220V DC.
• Speaker : In-built speaker for MP3, iPod connections.• Max User Weight: 110 Kgs.

AF 418 Motorized Treadmill - (NS)

Specifications:• Dimension: 70"(L) x 31"(W) x 52"(H).• Motor: DC Motor, 2.5 HP continuous, 5.0 HP peak, digital concepts P.W.M. control.• Speed: 1.0 to 16 Kmph.• Elevation: 0% to 15%, Automatic.• Running Surface: 54" (L) x 18" (W).• Programs: 18 Programs, 14 preset, 3 user, 1 manual.
• Display: LCD blue back light, single window display.• Power Requirement: 220V DC.
• Speaker : In-built speaker for MP3, iPod connections.• Max User Weight: 120 Kgs.

AF 419 Motorized Treadmill - (NS)

Specifications:•
Dimension : 79"(L) x 34"(W) x 56"(H).• Motor : DC Motor, 3.0 HP continuous, 6.0 HP peak, digital concepts P.W.M. control.• Speed : 1.0 to 18 Kmph.• Elevation : 0% to 15%, Automatic.• Running Surface : 60" (L) x 20" (W).• Programs : 22 Programs, 18 presets, 1Body fat, 3 users and 1 manual .
• Display : LCD blue back light, single window display.• Power Requirement : 220V DC.
• Speaker : In-built speaker for MP3, iPod connections.• Max User Weight : 135 Kgs.

AF 428 Motorized Treadmill - (NS)

Specifications:

• Dimension: 65"(L) X 30"(W) X 55"(H).

• Motor: DC Motor, 2.0 HP Continuous Duty, 4.0 HP Peak Duty.

• Speed: 0.8 To 12 Kmph.

• Elevation: 0% To 15%, Automatic.

• Running Surface: 50" (L) X 17" (W).

• Programs: 10 Programs; 9 Preset, 1 Body Fat And1 Manual.

• Display: LCD With,Single Window Display.

• Power Requirement: 220V DC.

• Max User Weight: 110 Kgs.

• Speaker: In-Built Speaker for MP3.

AF 435 Motorized Treadmill - (NS)

Specifications:• Dimension : 72"(L) X 30"(W) X 57"(H).• Motor : DC Motor, 2.5 HP Continuous, 5.0 HP Peak, Digital Concepts P.W.M. Control.• Speed : 0.8 To 18 Kmph.• Elevation : 0% To 15%, Automatic.• Running Surface : 55" (L) X 19" (W).• Programs : 16 Programs, 15 Preset,  1body Fat & 1manual.
• Display : LCD Blue Back Light, Single Window Display.• Power Requirement : 220V DC.
• Speaker : In-Built Speaker For MP3, IPod Connections.• Max User Weight : 130 Kgs.

AF 436 Motorized Treadmill - (NS)

• Dimension : 70"(L) X 30"(W) X 56"(H).• Motor : DC Motor, 2.5 HP Continuous, 5.0 HP Peak, Digital Concepts P.W.M. Control.• Speed : 0.8 To 18 Kmph.• Elevation : 0% To 15%, Automatic.• Running Surface : 53" (L) X 18" (W).• Programs : 13 Programs, 12 Preset, 1body Fat & 1manual.
• Display : LCD Blue Back Light, Single Window Display.• Power Requirement : 220V DC.
• Speaker : In-Built Speaker For MP3, IPod Connections.• Max User Weight : 120 Kgs.

AF 439 Motorized Treadmill - (NS)

Specifications:• Dimension : 74"(L) X 30"(W) X 56"(H).• Motor : DC Motor, 2.5 HP Continuous, 5.0 HP Peak, Digital Concepts PWM Control.• Speed : 1 To 16 Kmph.• Elevation : 0% To 15%, Automatic.• Running Surface : 54" (L) X 18" (W).• Display : LCD With Blue Back Light, Single Window Display.• Programs : 8 Preset Programs, 3 User, 3 HRC & 1 Manual.• Power Requirement : 220V DC.• Speaker : In-Built Speakers For Mp3.• Max User Weight : 120 Kgs.

AF 448 Motorized Treadmill

Specifications:• Dimension : 77"(L) x 35"(W) x 62"(H).
• Motor : DC Motor, 3.0 HP continuous duty, 6.0 HP peak duty.• Speed : 1.0 to 20 Kmph.• Elevation : 0% to 15%, Automatic.• Running Surface : 59" (L) x 20" (W).• Programs : 12 Programs; 8 preset, 3 user, 1 fat and 1 manual.• Display : LCD with, single window display.• Power Requirement : 220V DC.• Max User Weight : 135 Kgs.• Speaker : In-built high fidelity stereo speaker with extra Bluetooth device.

AF 519 Motorized Treadmill - (NS)

Specifications:• Dimension : 72"(L) X 30"(W) X 52"(H).• Motor : AC Motor, 2.5 HP Continuous Duty, 4.0 HP Peak Duty, Digital Concepts P.W.M. Control.• Speed : 1.0 To 16 Kmph.• Elevation Type : 3 Levels Manual.• Running Surface : 54" (L) X 18" (W).• Display : LCD With Single Window Display.• Programs : 10 Programs, 8 Preset, 1fat, And 1manual.• Power Requirement : 220V AC.• Max User Weight : 110 Kgs.

AF 524 Motorized Treadmill - (NS)

Specifications:• Dimension : 81"(L) x 34"(W) x 54"(H).• Motor : AC Motor, 2.5 HP continuous duty, 5.0 HP peak duty, digital concepts P.W.M. control.• Speed : 1.0 to 18 Kmph.• Elevation : 3 Levels Manual.• Running Surface : 55" (L) x 19" (W).• Programs : 8 Preset Programs, 1 fat and 1 manual.• Display : LCD with single window display.• Power Requirement : 220V AC.• Max User Weight : 135 Kgs.• Speaker : USB Jack, SD Card Jack, In-built speaker for MP3, iPod connections.

AF 540 Motorized Treadmill

Specifications:• Dimension : 68"(L) X 30"(W) X 56"(H).• Motor : AC Motor, 2.0 HP Continuous Duty, 4.0 HP Peak Duty, Digital Concepts P.W.M. Control.• Speed : 1.0 To 16 Kmph.• Elevation Type : 3 Levels Manual.• Running Surface : 50" (L) X 17" (W).• Display : LCD With Single Window Display.• Programs : 16 Programs. (12 Preset, 3 User, 1 Fat & 1 Manual).• Power Requirement : 220V AC.• Speaker : In-Built Speakers.• Max User Weight : 100 Kgs.

AF 541 Motorized Treadmill

Specifications:• Dimension : 68"(L) X 30"(W) X 56"(H).
• Motor : AC Motor, 2.0 HP Continuous Duty, 4.0 HP Peak Duty, Digital Concepts P.W.M. Control.• Speed : 0.8 To 12 Kmph.• Elevation Type : 3 Levels Manual.• Running Surface : 51" (L) X 17" (W).• Display : LED With 5 Window Display.• Programs : 17 Programs. (18 Preset, 3 User, HRC-3, 1 Fat & 1 Manual).• Power Requirement : 220V AC.• Speaker : In-Built Speakers.• Max User Weight : 100 Kgs. 

AF 500 M Motorized Treadmill - Multi - (NS)

Specifications:• Dimension : 99"(L) x 34"(W) x 50"(H).• Motor : DC Motor, 2.0 HP continuous, 4 HP peak, digital concepts P.W.M. control.• Speed : 1 to 14 Kmph.• Elevation : 3 Levels, manual.• Running Surface : 50" (L) x 17" (W).• Programs : 14 Programs, 12 presets, 1 manual and 1 fat.
• Display : LCD blue back light, single window display.• Power Requirement : 220V DC.
• Speaker : In-built speaker.• Max User Weight : 100 Kgs.

AF 502 Motorized Treadmill - (NS)

Specifications:• Dimension : 70"(L) x 31"(W) x 52"(H).• Motor : DC Motor, 2.5 HP continuous, 5.0 HP peak, digital concepts P.W.M. control.• Speed : 1.0 to 16 Kmph.• Elevation : 3 Levels Manual.• Running Surface : 54" (L) x 18" (W).• Programs : 18 Programs, 14 preset, 3 user, 1 manual.
• Display : LCD blue back light, single window display.• Power Requirement : 220V DC.
• Speaker : In-built speaker for MP3, iPod connections.• Max User Weight : 120 Kgs.

AF 504 Motorized Treadmill - (NS)

Specifications:• Dimension : 66"(L) x 30"(W) x 54"(H).• Motor : DC Motor, 2.0 HP continuous, 4.0 HP peak, digital concepts P.W.M. control.• Speed : 1.0 to 16 Kmph.• Elevation : 3 Levels, Manual.• Running Surface : 50" (L) x 17" (W).• Programs : 16 Programs, 12preset, 3user, 1fat & 1manual.
• Display : LCD blue back light, single window display.• Power Requirement : 220V DC.
• Speaker : In-built speaker for MP3, iPod connections.• Max User Weight : 110 Kgs.

AF 505 Motorized Treadmill - (NS)

Specifications:• Dimension : 73"(L) x 31"(W) x 54"(H).• Motor : DC Motor, 2.5 HP continuous, 5.0 HP peak, digital concepts P.W.M. control.• Speed : 1.0 to 16 Kmph.• Elevation : 3 Levels, Manual.• Running Surface : 54" (L) x 18" (W).• Programs : 18 Programs, 14 preset, 3 user, 1fat & 1manual.
• Display : LCD blue back light, single window display.• Power Requirement : 220V DC.
• Speaker : In-built speaker for MP3, iPod connections.• Max User Weight : 120 Kgs.

(1) How much electricity does Treadmill consume/ Costs?
It depends on the size (HP rating) of the motor used in the treadmill and the maximum body user weight of the user in Kg who would be using the treadmill. For example, let us assume you are using 3.0HP motor Treadmill, Which has maximum user weight (load) of 120Kg and assuming your body weight is 120Kg and you are running at full speed (18Km/Hr) for one hour. In this case, the standard power consumption calculation is as below.

• Now 1 HP (Horse Power) = 746 watts
• So 3 HP = 3*746 watts = 2238 watts
• 1 unit of Power Consumed = 1 kWh= 1000 Watts used for one hour.
• So, in the above case as you run for one hour it consumes
• 2238/1000= 2.238 units of power.

Generally, units of electricity consumed are lower than above as actual load (user weight), speed and duration at which treadmill is used are less. You can consider one unit of power consumed for one hour of treadmill use.
The above is the standard calculation but the quality of motor used plays a very important role in electricity consumption. If the motor used has 100% electrolytic copper and is a green, efficient motor than it uses less current and hence.

(2) Which motor is better for a treadmill, AC or DC?
Both have their advantages and disadvantages.
The advantage of Dc motor is that it’s less noisy and consumes less power as compared to ac motor. The disadvantage is it can be used continuously for 45-50 minutes before it needs rest for 20 minutes, unlike ac motor which can be used continuously. However normally one would not use more than 50 minutes for each session.

(3) For How Long Treadmill can be used continuously?
DC motor treadmill can be continuously used for 40-50 minutes based on user body weight. After that, it needs 20 minutes of rest and then again be used for 40-50 minutes In the case of the treadmill with AC motor, it can be used continuously.

(4) Why is the motor considered the "heart" of the treadmill?
The motor is considered the Heart (Important part) of the treadmill as it operates the entire mechanism of the treadmill and is responsible for how much user-weight the treadmill can carry. Secondly, as the motor consumes a lot of electricity its quite important to have a green, efficient motor made of 100% electrolytic copper so that electricity consumption is low Therefore right motor and user weight matters. As the motor is one of the expensive parts of the treadmill you should prefer to have 3 years of Motor warranty for your uninterrupted fitness goal.

(1) How much electricity does Treadmill consume/ Costs?
It depends on the size (HP rating) of the motor used in the treadmill and the maximum body user weight of the user in Kg who would be using the treadmill. For example, let us assume you are using 3.0HP motor Treadmill, Which has maximum user weight (load) of 120Kg and assuming your body weight is 120Kg and you are running at full speed (18Km/Hr) for one hour. In this case, the standard power consumption calculation is as below.

• Now 1 HP (Horse Power) = 746 watts
• So 3 HP = 3*746 watts = 2238 watts
• 1 unit of Power Consumed = 1 kWh= 1000 Watts used for one hour.
• So, in the above case as you run for one hour it consumes
• 2238/1000= 2.238 units of power.

Generally, units of electricity consumed are lower than above as actual load (user weight), speed and duration at which treadmill is used are less. You can consider one unit of power consumed for one hour of treadmill use.
The above is the standard calculation but the quality of motor used plays a very important role in electricity consumption. If the motor used has 100% electrolytic copper and is a green, efficient motor than it uses less current and hence.

(2) Which motor is better for a treadmill, AC or DC?
Both have their advantages and disadvantages.
The advantage of Dc motor is that it’s less noisy and consumes less power as compared to ac motor. The disadvantage is it can be used continuously for 45-50 minutes before it needs rest for 20 minutes, unlike ac motor which can be used continuously. However normally one would not use more than 50 minutes for each session.

(3) For How Long Treadmill can be used continuously?
DC motor treadmill can be continuously used for 40-50 minutes based on user body weight. After that, it needs 20 minutes of rest and then again be used for 40-50 minutes In the case of the treadmill with AC motor, it can be used continuously.

(4) Why is the motor considered the "heart" of the treadmill?
The motor is considered the Heart (Important part) of the treadmill as it operates the entire mechanism of the treadmill and is responsible for how much user-weight the treadmill can carry. Secondly, as the motor consumes a lot of electricity its quite important to have a green, efficient motor made of 100% electrolytic copper so that electricity consumption is low Therefore right motor and user weight matters. As the motor is one of the expensive parts of the treadmill you should prefer to have 3 years of Motor warranty for your uninterrupted fitness goal.

(1) How much electricity does Treadmill consume/ Costs?
It depends on the size (HP rating) of the motor used in the treadmill and the maximum body user weight of the user in Kg who would be using the treadmill. For example, let us assume you are using 3.0HP motor Treadmill, Which has maximum user weight (load) of 120Kg and assuming your body weight is 120Kg and you are running at full speed (18Km/Hr) for one hour. In this case, the standard power consumption calculation is as below.

• Now 1 HP (Horse Power) = 746 watts
• So 3 HP = 3*746 watts = 2238 watts
• 1 unit of Power Consumed = 1 kWh= 1000 Watts used for one hour.
• So, in the above case as you run for one hour it consumes
• 2238/1000= 2.238 units of power.

Generally, units of electricity consumed are lower than above as actual load (user weight), speed and duration at which treadmill is used are less. You can consider one unit of power consumed for one hour of treadmill use.
The above is the standard calculation but the quality of motor used plays a very important role in electricity consumption. If the motor used has 100% electrolytic copper and is a green, efficient motor than it uses less current and hence.

(2) Which motor is better for a treadmill, AC or DC?
Both have their advantages and disadvantages.
The advantage of Dc motor is that it’s less noisy and consumes less power as compared to ac motor. The disadvantage is it can be used continuously for 45-50 minutes before it needs rest for 20 minutes, unlike ac motor which can be used continuously. However normally one would not use more than 50 minutes for each session.

(3) For How Long Treadmill can be used continuously?
DC motor treadmill can be continuously used for 40-50 minutes based on user body weight. After that, it needs 20 minutes of rest and then again be used for 40-50 minutes In the case of the treadmill with AC motor, it can be used continuously.

(4) Why is the motor considered the "heart" of the treadmill?
The motor is considered the Heart (Important part) of the treadmill as it operates the entire mechanism of the treadmill and is responsible for how much user-weight the treadmill can carry. Secondly, as the motor consumes a lot of electricity its quite important to have a green, efficient motor made of 100% electrolytic copper so that electricity consumption is low Therefore right motor and user weight matters. As the motor is one of the expensive parts of the treadmill you should prefer to have 3 years of Motor warranty for your uninterrupted fitness goal.

(1) How much electricity does Treadmill consume/ Costs?
It depends on the size (HP rating) of the motor used in the treadmill and the maximum body user weight of the user in Kg who would be using the treadmill. For example, let us assume you are using 3.0HP motor Treadmill, Which has maximum user weight (load) of 120Kg and assuming your body weight is 120Kg and you are running at full speed (18Km/Hr) for one hour. In this case, the standard power consumption calculation is as below.

• Now 1 HP (Horse Power) = 746 watts
• So 3 HP = 3*746 watts = 2238 watts
• 1 unit of Power Consumed = 1 kWh= 1000 Watts used for one hour.
• So, in the above case as you run for one hour it consumes
• 2238/1000= 2.238 units of power.

Generally, units of electricity consumed are lower than above as actual load (user weight), speed and duration at which treadmill is used are less. You can consider one unit of power consumed for one hour of treadmill use.
The above is the standard calculation but the quality of motor used plays a very important role in electricity consumption. If the motor used has 100% electrolytic copper and is a green, efficient motor than it uses less current and hence.

(2) Which motor is better for a treadmill, AC or DC?
Both have their advantages and disadvantages.
The advantage of Dc motor is that it’s less noisy and consumes less power as compared to ac motor. The disadvantage is it can be used continuously for 45-50 minutes before it needs rest for 20 minutes, unlike ac motor which can be used continuously. However normally one would not use more than 50 minutes for each session.

(3) For How Long Treadmill can be used continuously?
DC motor treadmill can be continuously used for 40-50 minutes based on user body weight. After that, it needs 20 minutes of rest and then again be used for 40-50 minutes In the case of the treadmill with AC motor, it can be used continuously.

(4) Why is the motor considered the "heart" of the treadmill?
The motor is considered the Heart (Important part) of the treadmill as it operates the entire mechanism of the treadmill and is responsible for how much user-weight the treadmill can carry. Secondly, as the motor consumes a lot of electricity its quite important to have a green, efficient motor made of 100% electrolytic copper so that electricity consumption is low Therefore right motor and user weight matters. As the motor is one of the expensive parts of the treadmill you should prefer to have 3 years of Motor warranty for your uninterrupted fitness goal.

(1) How much electricity does Treadmill consume/ Costs?
It depends on the size (HP rating) of the motor used in the treadmill and the maximum body user weight of the user in Kg who would be using the treadmill. For example, let us assume you are using 3.0HP motor Treadmill, Which has maximum user weight (load) of 120Kg and assuming your body weight is 120Kg and you are running at full speed (18Km/Hr) for one hour. In this case, the standard power consumption calculation is as below.

• Now 1 HP (Horse Power) = 746 watts
• So 3 HP = 3*746 watts = 2238 watts
• 1 unit of Power Consumed = 1 kWh= 1000 Watts used for one hour.
• So, in the above case as you run for one hour it consumes
• 2238/1000= 2.238 units of power.

Generally, units of electricity consumed are lower than above as actual load (user weight), speed and duration at which treadmill is used are less. You can consider one unit of power consumed for one hour of treadmill use.
The above is the standard calculation but the quality of motor used plays a very important role in electricity consumption. If the motor used has 100% electrolytic copper and is a green, efficient motor than it uses less current and hence.

(2) Which motor is better for a treadmill, AC or DC?
Both have their advantages and disadvantages.
The advantage of Dc motor is that it’s less noisy and consumes less power as compared to ac motor. The disadvantage is it can be used continuously for 45-50 minutes before it needs rest for 20 minutes, unlike ac motor which can be used continuously. However normally one would not use more than 50 minutes for each session.

(3) For How Long Treadmill can be used continuously?
DC motor treadmill can be continuously used for 40-50 minutes based on user body weight. After that, it needs 20 minutes of rest and then again be used for 40-50 minutes In the case of the treadmill with AC motor, it can be used continuously.

(4) Why is the motor considered the "heart" of the treadmill?
The motor is considered the Heart (Important part) of the treadmill as it operates the entire mechanism of the treadmill and is responsible for how much user-weight the treadmill can carry. Secondly, as the motor consumes a lot of electricity its quite important to have a green, efficient motor made of 100% electrolytic copper so that electricity consumption is low Therefore right motor and user weight matters. As the motor is one of the expensive parts of the treadmill you should prefer to have 3 years of Motor warranty for your uninterrupted fitness goal.

(1) How much electricity does Treadmill consume/ Costs?
It depends on the size (HP rating) of the motor used in the treadmill and the maximum body user weight of the user in Kg who would be using the treadmill. For example, let us assume you are using 3.0HP motor Treadmill, Which has maximum user weight (load) of 120Kg and assuming your body weight is 120Kg and you are running at full speed (18Km/Hr) for one hour. In this case, the standard power consumption calculation is as below.

• Now 1 HP (Horse Power) = 746 watts
• So 3 HP = 3*746 watts = 2238 watts
• 1 unit of Power Consumed = 1 kWh= 1000 Watts used for one hour.
• So, in the above case as you run for one hour it consumes
• 2238/1000= 2.238 units of power.

Generally, units of electricity consumed are lower than above as actual load (user weight), speed and duration at which treadmill is used are less. You can consider one unit of power consumed for one hour of treadmill use.
The above is the standard calculation but the quality of motor used plays a very important role in electricity consumption. If the motor used has 100% electrolytic copper and is a green, efficient motor than it uses less current and hence.

(2) Which motor is better for a treadmill, AC or DC?
Both have their advantages and disadvantages.
The advantage of Dc motor is that it’s less noisy and consumes less power as compared to ac motor. The disadvantage is it can be used continuously for 45-50 minutes before it needs rest for 20 minutes, unlike ac motor which can be used continuously. However normally one would not use more than 50 minutes for each session.

(3) For How Long Treadmill can be used continuously?
DC motor treadmill can be continuously used for 40-50 minutes based on user body weight. After that, it needs 20 minutes of rest and then again be used for 40-50 minutes In the case of the treadmill with AC motor, it can be used continuously.

(4) Why is the motor considered the "heart" of the treadmill?
The motor is considered the Heart (Important part) of the treadmill as it operates the entire mechanism of the treadmill and is responsible for how much user-weight the treadmill can carry. Secondly, as the motor consumes a lot of electricity its quite important to have a green, efficient motor made of 100% electrolytic copper so that electricity consumption is low Therefore right motor and user weight matters. As the motor is one of the expensive parts of the treadmill you should prefer to have 3 years of Motor warranty for your uninterrupted fitness goal.

(1) How much electricity does Treadmill consume/ Costs?
It depends on the size (HP rating) of the motor used in the treadmill and the maximum body user weight of the user in Kg who would be using the treadmill. For example, let us assume you are using 3.0HP motor Treadmill, Which has maximum user weight (load) of 120Kg and assuming your body weight is 120Kg and you are running at full speed (18Km/Hr) for one hour. In this case, the standard power consumption calculation is as below.

• Now 1 HP (Horse Power) = 746 watts
• So 3 HP = 3*746 watts = 2238 watts
• 1 unit of Power Consumed = 1 kWh= 1000 Watts used for one hour.
• So, in the above case as you run for one hour it consumes
• 2238/1000= 2.238 units of power.

Generally, units of electricity consumed are lower than above as actual load (user weight), speed and duration at which treadmill is used are less. You can consider one unit of power consumed for one hour of treadmill use.
The above is the standard calculation but the quality of motor used plays a very important role in electricity consumption. If the motor used has 100% electrolytic copper and is a green, efficient motor than it uses less current and hence.

(2) Which motor is better for a treadmill, AC or DC?
Both have their advantages and disadvantages.
The advantage of Dc motor is that it’s less noisy and consumes less power as compared to ac motor. The disadvantage is it can be used continuously for 45-50 minutes before it needs rest for 20 minutes, unlike ac motor which can be used continuously. However normally one would not use more than 50 minutes for each session.

(3) For How Long Treadmill can be used continuously?
DC motor treadmill can be continuously used for 40-50 minutes based on user body weight. After that, it needs 20 minutes of rest and then again be used for 40-50 minutes In the case of the treadmill with AC motor, it can be used continuously.

(4) Why is the motor considered the "heart" of the treadmill?
The motor is considered the Heart (Important part) of the treadmill as it operates the entire mechanism of the treadmill and is responsible for how much user-weight the treadmill can carry. Secondly, as the motor consumes a lot of electricity its quite important to have a green, efficient motor made of 100% electrolytic copper so that electricity consumption is low Therefore right motor and user weight matters. As the motor is one of the expensive parts of the treadmill you should prefer to have 3 years of Motor warranty for your uninterrupted fitness goal.

(1) How much electricity does Treadmill consume/ Costs?
It depends on the size (HP rating) of the motor used in the treadmill and the maximum body user weight of the user in Kg who would be using the treadmill. For example, let us assume you are using 3.0HP motor Treadmill, Which has maximum user weight (load) of 120Kg and assuming your body weight is 120Kg and you are running at full speed (18Km/Hr) for one hour. In this case, the standard power consumption calculation is as below.

• Now 1 HP (Horse Power) = 746 watts
• So 3 HP = 3*746 watts = 2238 watts
• 1 unit of Power Consumed = 1 kWh= 1000 Watts used for one hour.
• So, in the above case as you run for one hour it consumes
• 2238/1000= 2.238 units of power.

Generally, units of electricity consumed are lower than above as actual load (user weight), speed and duration at which treadmill is used are less. You can consider one unit of power consumed for one hour of treadmill use.
The above is the standard calculation but the quality of motor used plays a very important role in electricity consumption. If the motor used has 100% electrolytic copper and is a green, efficient motor than it uses less current and hence.

(2) Which motor is better for a treadmill, AC or DC?
Both have their advantages and disadvantages.
The advantage of Dc motor is that it’s less noisy and consumes less power as compared to ac motor. The disadvantage is it can be used continuously for 45-50 minutes before it needs rest for 20 minutes, unlike ac motor which can be used continuously. However normally one would not use more than 50 minutes for each session.

(3) For How Long Treadmill can be used continuously?
DC motor treadmill can be continuously used for 40-50 minutes based on user body weight. After that, it needs 20 minutes of rest and then again be used for 40-50 minutes In the case of the treadmill with AC motor, it can be used continuously.

(4) Why is the motor considered the "heart" of the treadmill?
The motor is considered the Heart (Important part) of the treadmill as it operates the entire mechanism of the treadmill and is responsible for how much user-weight the treadmill can carry. Secondly, as the motor consumes a lot of electricity its quite important to have a green, efficient motor made of 100% electrolytic copper so that electricity consumption is low Therefore right motor and user weight matters. As the motor is one of the expensive parts of the treadmill you should prefer to have 3 years of Motor warranty for your uninterrupted fitness goal.

(1) How much electricity does Treadmill consume/ Costs?
It depends on the size (HP rating) of the motor used in the treadmill and the maximum body user weight of the user in Kg who would be using the treadmill. For example, let us assume you are using 3.0HP motor Treadmill, Which has maximum user weight (load) of 120Kg and assuming your body weight is 120Kg and you are running at full speed (18Km/Hr) for one hour. In this case, the standard power consumption calculation is as below.

• Now 1 HP (Horse Power) = 746 watts
• So 3 HP = 3*746 watts = 2238 watts
• 1 unit of Power Consumed = 1 kWh= 1000 Watts used for one hour.
• So, in the above case as you run for one hour it consumes
• 2238/1000= 2.238 units of power.

Generally, units of electricity consumed are lower than above as actual load (user weight), speed and duration at which treadmill is used are less. You can consider one unit of power consumed for one hour of treadmill use.
The above is the standard calculation but the quality of motor used plays a very important role in electricity consumption. If the motor used has 100% electrolytic copper and is a green, efficient motor than it uses less current and hence.

(2) Which motor is better for a treadmill, AC or DC?
Both have their advantages and disadvantages.
The advantage of Dc motor is that it’s less noisy and consumes less power as compared to ac motor. The disadvantage is it can be used continuously for 45-50 minutes before it needs rest for 20 minutes, unlike ac motor which can be used continuously. However normally one would not use more than 50 minutes for each session.

(3) For How Long Treadmill can be used continuously?
DC motor treadmill can be continuously used for 40-50 minutes based on user body weight. After that, it needs 20 minutes of rest and then again be used for 40-50 minutes In the case of the treadmill with AC motor, it can be used continuously.

(4) Why is the motor considered the "heart" of the treadmill?
The motor is considered the Heart (Important part) of the treadmill as it operates the entire mechanism of the treadmill and is responsible for how much user-weight the treadmill can carry. Secondly, as the motor consumes a lot of electricity its quite important to have a green, efficient motor made of 100% electrolytic copper so that electricity consumption is low Therefore right motor and user weight matters. As the motor is one of the expensive parts of the treadmill you should prefer to have 3 years of Motor warranty for your uninterrupted fitness goal.

(1) How much electricity does Treadmill consume/ Costs?
It depends on the size (HP rating) of the motor used in the treadmill and the maximum body user weight of the user in Kg who would be using the treadmill. For example, let us assume you are using 3.0HP motor Treadmill, Which has maximum user weight (load) of 120Kg and assuming your body weight is 120Kg and you are running at full speed (18Km/Hr) for one hour. In this case, the standard power consumption calculation is as below.

• Now 1 HP (Horse Power) = 746 watts
• So 3 HP = 3*746 watts = 2238 watts
• 1 unit of Power Consumed = 1 kWh= 1000 Watts used for one hour.
• So, in the above case as you run for one hour it consumes
• 2238/1000= 2.238 units of power.

Generally, units of electricity consumed are lower than above as actual load (user weight), speed and duration at which treadmill is used are less. You can consider one unit of power consumed for one hour of treadmill use.
The above is the standard calculation but the quality of motor used plays a very important role in electricity consumption. If the motor used has 100% electrolytic copper and is a green, efficient motor than it uses less current and hence.

(2) Which motor is better for a treadmill, AC or DC?
Both have their advantages and disadvantages.
The advantage of Dc motor is that it’s less noisy and consumes less power as compared to ac motor. The disadvantage is it can be used continuously for 45-50 minutes before it needs rest for 20 minutes, unlike ac motor which can be used continuously. However normally one would not use more than 50 minutes for each session.

(3) For How Long Treadmill can be used continuously?
DC motor treadmill can be continuously used for 40-50 minutes based on user body weight. After that, it needs 20 minutes of rest and then again be used for 40-50 minutes In the case of the treadmill with AC motor, it can be used continuously.

(4) Why is the motor considered the "heart" of the treadmill?
The motor is considered the Heart (Important part) of the treadmill as it operates the entire mechanism of the treadmill and is responsible for how much user-weight the treadmill can carry. Secondly, as the motor consumes a lot of electricity its quite important to have a green, efficient motor made of 100% electrolytic copper so that electricity consumption is low Therefore right motor and user weight matters. As the motor is one of the expensive parts of the treadmill you should prefer to have 3 years of Motor warranty for your uninterrupted fitness goal.

(1) How much electricity does Treadmill consume/ Costs?
It depends on the size (HP rating) of the motor used in the treadmill and the maximum body user weight of the user in Kg who would be using the treadmill. For example, let us assume you are using 3.0HP motor Treadmill, Which has maximum user weight (load) of 120Kg and assuming your body weight is 120Kg and you are running at full speed (18Km/Hr) for one hour. In this case, the standard power consumption calculation is as below.

• Now 1 HP (Horse Power) = 746 watts
• So 3 HP = 3*746 watts = 2238 watts
• 1 unit of Power Consumed = 1 kWh= 1000 Watts used for one hour.
• So, in the above case as you run for one hour it consumes
• 2238/1000= 2.238 units of power.

Generally, units of electricity consumed are lower than above as actual load (user weight), speed and duration at which treadmill is used are less. You can consider one unit of power consumed for one hour of treadmill use.
The above is the standard calculation but the quality of motor used plays a very important role in electricity consumption. If the motor used has 100% electrolytic copper and is a green, efficient motor than it uses less current and hence.

(2) Which motor is better for a treadmill, AC or DC?
Both have their advantages and disadvantages.
The advantage of Dc motor is that it’s less noisy and consumes less power as compared to ac motor. The disadvantage is it can be used continuously for 45-50 minutes before it needs rest for 20 minutes, unlike ac motor which can be used continuously. However normally one would not use more than 50 minutes for each session.

(3) For How Long Treadmill can be used continuously?
DC motor treadmill can be continuously used for 40-50 minutes based on user body weight. After that, it needs 20 minutes of rest and then again be used for 40-50 minutes In the case of the treadmill with AC motor, it can be used continuously.

(4) Why is the motor considered the "heart" of the treadmill?
The motor is considered the Heart (Important part) of the treadmill as it operates the entire mechanism of the treadmill and is responsible for how much user-weight the treadmill can carry. Secondly, as the motor consumes a lot of electricity its quite important to have a green, efficient motor made of 100% electrolytic copper so that electricity consumption is low Therefore right motor and user weight matters. As the motor is one of the expensive parts of the treadmill you should prefer to have 3 years of Motor warranty for your uninterrupted fitness goal.

(1) How much electricity does Treadmill consume/ Costs?
It depends on the size (HP rating) of the motor used in the treadmill and the maximum body user weight of the user in Kg who would be using the treadmill. For example, let us assume you are using 3.0HP motor Treadmill, Which has maximum user weight (load) of 120Kg and assuming your body weight is 120Kg and you are running at full speed (18Km/Hr) for one hour. In this case, the standard power consumption calculation is as below.

• Now 1 HP (Horse Power) = 746 watts
• So 3 HP = 3*746 watts = 2238 watts
• 1 unit of Power Consumed = 1 kWh= 1000 Watts used for one hour.
• So, in the above case as you run for one hour it consumes
• 2238/1000= 2.238 units of power.

Generally, units of electricity consumed are lower than above as actual load (user weight), speed and duration at which treadmill is used are less. You can consider one unit of power consumed for one hour of treadmill use.
The above is the standard calculation but the quality of motor used plays a very important role in electricity consumption. If the motor used has 100% electrolytic copper and is a green, efficient motor than it uses less current and hence.

(2) Which motor is better for a treadmill, AC or DC?
Both have their advantages and disadvantages.
The advantage of Dc motor is that it’s less noisy and consumes less power as compared to ac motor. The disadvantage is it can be used continuously for 45-50 minutes before it needs rest for 20 minutes, unlike ac motor which can be used continuously. However normally one would not use more than 50 minutes for each session.

(3) For How Long Treadmill can be used continuously?
DC motor treadmill can be continuously used for 40-50 minutes based on user body weight. After that, it needs 20 minutes of rest and then again be used for 40-50 minutes In the case of the treadmill with AC motor, it can be used continuously.

(4) Why is the motor considered the "heart" of the treadmill?
The motor is considered the Heart (Important part) of the treadmill as it operates the entire mechanism of the treadmill and is responsible for how much user-weight the treadmill can carry. Secondly, as the motor consumes a lot of electricity its quite important to have a green, efficient motor made of 100% electrolytic copper so that electricity consumption is low Therefore right motor and user weight matters. As the motor is one of the expensive parts of the treadmill you should prefer to have 3 years of Motor warranty for your uninterrupted fitness goal.

(1) How much electricity does Treadmill consume/ Costs?
It depends on the size (HP rating) of the motor used in the treadmill and the maximum body user weight of the user in Kg who would be using the treadmill. For example, let us assume you are using 3.0HP motor Treadmill, Which has maximum user weight (load) of 120Kg and assuming your body weight is 120Kg and you are running at full speed (18Km/Hr) for one hour. In this case, the standard power consumption calculation is as below.

• Now 1 HP (Horse Power) = 746 watts
• So 3 HP = 3*746 watts = 2238 watts
• 1 unit of Power Consumed = 1 kWh= 1000 Watts used for one hour.
• So, in the above case as you run for one hour it consumes
• 2238/1000= 2.238 units of power.

Generally, units of electricity consumed are lower than above as actual load (user weight), speed and duration at which treadmill is used are less. You can consider one unit of power consumed for one hour of treadmill use.
The above is the standard calculation but the quality of motor used plays a very important role in electricity consumption. If the motor used has 100% electrolytic copper and is a green, efficient motor than it uses less current and hence.

(2) Which motor is better for a treadmill, AC or DC?
Both have their advantages and disadvantages.
The advantage of Dc motor is that it’s less noisy and consumes less power as compared to ac motor. The disadvantage is it can be used continuously for 45-50 minutes before it needs rest for 20 minutes, unlike ac motor which can be used continuously. However normally one would not use more than 50 minutes for each session.

(3) For How Long Treadmill can be used continuously?
DC motor treadmill can be continuously used for 40-50 minutes based on user body weight. After that, it needs 20 minutes of rest and then again be used for 40-50 minutes In the case of the treadmill with AC motor, it can be used continuously.

(4) Why is the motor considered the "heart" of the treadmill?
The motor is considered the Heart (Important part) of the treadmill as it operates the entire mechanism of the treadmill and is responsible for how much user-weight the treadmill can carry. Secondly, as the motor consumes a lot of electricity its quite important to have a green, efficient motor made of 100% electrolytic copper so that electricity consumption is low Therefore right motor and user weight matters. As the motor is one of the expensive parts of the treadmill you should prefer to have 3 years of Motor warranty for your uninterrupted fitness goal.

(1) How much electricity does Treadmill consume/ Costs?
It depends on the size (HP rating) of the motor used in the treadmill and the maximum body user weight of the user in Kg who would be using the treadmill. For example, let us assume you are using 3.0HP motor Treadmill, Which has maximum user weight (load) of 120Kg and assuming your body weight is 120Kg and you are running at full speed (18Km/Hr) for one hour. In this case, the standard power consumption calculation is as below.

• Now 1 HP (Horse Power) = 746 watts
• So 3 HP = 3*746 watts = 2238 watts
• 1 unit of Power Consumed = 1 kWh= 1000 Watts used for one hour.
• So, in the above case as you run for one hour it consumes
• 2238/1000= 2.238 units of power.

Generally, units of electricity consumed are lower than above as actual load (user weight), speed and duration at which treadmill is used are less. You can consider one unit of power consumed for one hour of treadmill use.
The above is the standard calculation but the quality of motor used plays a very important role in electricity consumption. If the motor used has 100% electrolytic copper and is a green, efficient motor than it uses less current and hence.

(2) Which motor is better for a treadmill, AC or DC?
Both have their advantages and disadvantages.
The advantage of Dc motor is that it’s less noisy and consumes less power as compared to ac motor. The disadvantage is it can be used continuously for 45-50 minutes before it needs rest for 20 minutes, unlike ac motor which can be used continuously. However normally one would not use more than 50 minutes for each session.

(3) For How Long Treadmill can be used continuously?
DC motor treadmill can be continuously used for 40-50 minutes based on user body weight. After that, it needs 20 minutes of rest and then again be used for 40-50 minutes In the case of the treadmill with AC motor, it can be used continuously.

(4) Why is the motor considered the "heart" of the treadmill?
The motor is considered the Heart (Important part) of the treadmill as it operates the entire mechanism of the treadmill and is responsible for how much user-weight the treadmill can carry. Secondly, as the motor consumes a lot of electricity its quite important to have a green, efficient motor made of 100% electrolytic copper so that electricity consumption is low Therefore right motor and user weight matters. As the motor is one of the expensive parts of the treadmill you should prefer to have 3 years of Motor warranty for your uninterrupted fitness goal.

(1) How much electricity does Treadmill consume/ Costs?
It depends on the size (HP rating) of the motor used in the treadmill and the maximum body user weight of the user in Kg who would be using the treadmill. For example, let us assume you are using 3.0HP motor Treadmill, Which has maximum user weight (load) of 120Kg and assuming your body weight is 120Kg and you are running at full speed (18Km/Hr) for one hour. In this case, the standard power consumption calculation is as below.

• Now 1 HP (Horse Power) = 746 watts
• So 3 HP = 3*746 watts = 2238 watts
• 1 unit of Power Consumed = 1 kWh= 1000 Watts used for one hour.
• So, in the above case as you run for one hour it consumes
• 2238/1000= 2.238 units of power.

Generally, units of electricity consumed are lower than above as actual load (user weight), speed and duration at which treadmill is used are less. You can consider one unit of power consumed for one hour of treadmill use.
The above is the standard calculation but the quality of motor used plays a very important role in electricity consumption. If the motor used has 100% electrolytic copper and is a green, efficient motor than it uses less current and hence.

(2) Which motor is better for a treadmill, AC or DC?
Both have their advantages and disadvantages.
The advantage of Dc motor is that it’s less noisy and consumes less power as compared to ac motor. The disadvantage is it can be used continuously for 45-50 minutes before it needs rest for 20 minutes, unlike ac motor which can be used continuously. However normally one would not use more than 50 minutes for each session.

(3) For How Long Treadmill can be used continuously?
DC motor treadmill can be continuously used for 40-50 minutes based on user body weight. After that, it needs 20 minutes of rest and then again be used for 40-50 minutes In the case of the treadmill with AC motor, it can be used continuously.

(4) Why is the motor considered the "heart" of the treadmill?
The motor is considered the Heart (Important part) of the treadmill as it operates the entire mechanism of the treadmill and is responsible for how much user-weight the treadmill can carry. Secondly, as the motor consumes a lot of electricity its quite important to have a green, efficient motor made of 100% electrolytic copper so that electricity consumption is low Therefore right motor and user weight matters. As the motor is one of the expensive parts of the treadmill you should prefer to have 3 years of Motor warranty for your uninterrupted fitness goal.