Maximize space in your facility with the Launch Treadmill’s compact frame. The dependable drive system and sturdy deck ensure smooth operation for years to come.
Features:
- 12.5 MPH (20 KPH) maximum speed
- 15% maximum incline
- FITX System
- Choose from three UNITE consoles (LED, 10″ Touchscreen, 16″ Touchscreen) to best suit your gym needs
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Power Source:
120V/15A (NEMA 5-15 Receptacle)
Incline Motor:
1,200 lbs. of thrust
Rollers:
3″ / 8 cm w/ Sealed Bearings
Impact System:
TRUE FITX (Foot Impact Transfer) System
Frame Construction:
Robotically Welded Heavy-Gauge Steel
Speed Range:
0.5 to 12.5 MPH / 0.8 to 20 KPH
Incline / Decline Range:
0% to 15%
Bluetooth Heart Rate Monitoring:
Available on Unite 16″ and Unite 10″ Consoles
Contact Heart Rate Monitoring:
Yes
Wireless Heart Rate Monitoring:
Polar® Compatible Bluetooth
AVAILABLE CONSOLES
Console Options
Unite 16″, Unite 10″, and Unite LED
WORKOUTS
Unite 16″ and Unite 10″ Consoles:
10K, 5K, AIR FORCE, ARMY, CALORIE GOAL, CARDIO CHALLENGE, DISTANCE GOAL, DRAW YOUR OWN, GERKIN, HALF MARATHON, HILL INTERVALS, HRC CRUISE CONTROL, LEG SHAPER, MARINES, NAVY, PEB, QUICK START, ROLLING HILLS, SINGLE HILL, SPEED INTERVALS, TARGET HRC, TIME GOAL, VIRTUAL RUNS, WEIGHT LOSS HILL
LED Console:
10K, 5K, CALORIE GOAL, CARDIO CHALLENGE, DISTANCE GOAL, GERKIN, HALF MARATHON, HILL INTERVALS, HRC CRUISE CONTROL, LEG SHAPER, QUICK START, ROLLING HILLS, SINGLE HILL, SPEED INTERVALS, TARGET HRC, TIME GOAL, and WEIGHT LOSS HILL
EXTRAS
Accessories:
Water Bottle Holder (2), Accessory Tray, Reading Rack/Tablet Holder
PHYSICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Footprint:
79″ L x 32″ W x 62″ H / 201 cm x 81 cm x 157 cm
Running Surface:
60″ L x 22″ W / 152 cm x 56 cm
Machine Weight:
322 lbs / 146 kg
Shipping Weight:
346 lbs / 157 kg
Maximum User Weight:
400 lbs / 181 kg
Step-Up Height:
6.5″ / 17 cm
LIMITED-USE COMMERCIAL WARRANTY
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