SportsArt G866 FRONT-DRIVE ELLIPTICAL
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G866 STATUS ECO-POWR FRONT-DRIVE ELLIPTICAL
The G866 ECO-POWR™ Front-Drive Elliptical from SportsArt offers a low step-up height, rear entry and adjustable stride length (16 to 28 inches) to accommodate a wide range of individuals and physical abilities. Additional features include intuitive fingertip controls, contact heart rate sensors, 3-speed fan and optional SA WELL+™ integration.
- ECO-POWR™ energy-generating technology
- Electronically adjustable 16–28” stride length
- Fingertip controls
- MyFlex™ cushioning system
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ECO-POWR™ TECHNOLOGY
LEADING THE GREEN FITNESS REVOLUTION
SportsArt’s patented ECO-POWR™ technology is revolutionizing the way we think about cardio workouts. The built-in technology drives a connection between our individual actions and the impact those actions have on the environment by turning workouts into clean, renewable energy. With ECO-POWR™ we build healthier bodies and healthier environments⎼one workout at a time.
- Convert up to 74% of human energy produced into clean, renewable energy
- Motivate members with meaningful impact metrics like watts generated
- Generate up to 220 wH of electricity per hour workout, offsetting energy consumption
- Simplify cord and outlet management through daisy chain capabilities
ECO-POWR™ ELECTRICITY BASICS
When initially turned on, similar to standard appliances, ECO-POWR™ products draw a small amount of electricity. As a workout begins, the units almost instantaneously stop consuming electricity and, within seconds, enough energy is being produced to power the unit and to send excess electricity back into the facility’s grid through a standard outlet. That energy is then used to power other machines and devices within the facility, offsetting the power needed from the utility company.
