How much weight the treadmill can carry has a lot to do with its own motor, and another is related to its position in the normal use process. If the treadmill you buy can bear less weight than yours, such a treadmill will often have problems in our daily use and its life will be shortened quickly.

Bearings and motors

The load-bearing of the treadmill has a great relationship with the motor it uses. The motor of a general household electric treadmill can only bear 50 to 60 kilograms, that is, one horsepower. Generally, the horsepower of a treadmill is between 1.5 and 2, which means that the maximum load-bearing capacity of the motor of a household treadmill will reach about 120 kg. The treadmill used in the gym uses AC motor, which is more powerful than the domestic treadmill with the same horsepower. In other words, the treadmill used in the gym has a horsepower motor, which can bear more than fifty or sixty kilograms.

Load bearing and daily use

There is also a factor that affects the bearing capacity of the household electric treadmill, that is, in the normal use of the treadmill, the treadmill should be as flat as possible, and if the treadmill is tilted, it will increase the load of the treadmill; It is very important that long-term use of the motor will quickly age, which will directly lead to the decline of the load-bearing capacity of the treadmill. When choosing a treadmill, you should know your weight, then choose a corresponding number of treadmills, and finally use them as reasonably as possible in daily use.

The reason why the treadmill can bear the weight of the exerciser is that the motor of the treadmill can overcome certain resistance to do work, if the resistance exceeds the range it can bear. Heating will lead to oxidation of copper wires inside the motor, which will directly reduce the life of the motor for a long time. Generally speaking, the treadmill bears a certain range of weight and cannot be overloaded.