Bodytone FC1Sv2 Single Station Cable Machine, 90 kg Stack with Repetition Counter

The Bodytone FC1Sv2 is a single station cable machine with a 90 kg guided load, a height adjustable pulley column and an integrated repetition counter. It gives a gym the versatility of cable training without the footprint or the cost of a multi station crossover, which is why it is specified for compact functional zones, personal training areas and premium private installations.

Because the pulley height is adjustable across the column, the machine covers pulling, pushing and rotational work from low, mid and high positions. That single degree of freedom is what allows one station to serve upper body, lower body and trunk exercises rather than a fixed list, and it is the reason a cable station is usually the first machine a coach asks for when equipping a small functional space.

The repetition counter is the feature that distinguishes the v2. Coaches and members can see the training volume actually completed rather than estimating it, which matters in personal training where sessions are prescribed and reviewed. The structure is robust steel built for intensive shared use, and the compact footprint means the station fits areas where a full crossover would not.

Technical specification

Where a single cable station makes sense

A single station is the right answer when the alternative is no cable at all. A full crossover needs the width of two columns plus the working area between them, which many functional zones simply do not have, whereas the FC1Sv2 needs the column plus a working arc in front of it. Position it with clear floor in front and to the sides, not against a corner, since rotational work uses more space than the footprint suggests. For personal training studios, one station per trainer is often more useful than one crossover shared between two, because sessions run in parallel. Store handles, ropes and ankle straps on the frame so the working area stays clear. We size the functional zone and the accessory set from your floor plan free of charge before quoting.

Frequently asked questions

Is 90 kg enough for cable training?

For single cable work, yes. Cable exercises are performed at lower loads than barbell or machine compounds, and the 90 kg column reaches strong users on pulldown and row patterns with headroom.

What does the repetition counter add?

It records the volume actually performed, so a coach can prescribe and review sets and repetitions accurately rather than relying on the member’s recollection.

How does this compare with a full crossover?

A crossover gives two opposing columns and a much larger exercise range, but needs considerably more floor area and costs more. The FC1Sv2 is the economical route to cable training where space is the constraint.