Lexco LT7x professional treadmill

The Lexco LT7x is a professional treadmill with a 1,600 by 540 mm running area and a 200 kg maximum user weight, the highest capacity in our Lexco cardio line. It is built for intensive use in fitness clubs, health practices, military and corporate facilities, and any setting serving a wide range of user profiles.

Capacity is the defining figure here. A 200 kg limit changes who can be safely programmed onto the machine, which matters to physiotherapy practices, occupational health services and public facilities with a genuinely mixed membership. Speed spans 0.5 to 20 km/h and incline reaches 16 per cent, giving both a slow walking range for graded protocols and a gradient steep enough for uphill conditioning. Overall dimensions are 2,120 by 920 by 1,450 mm and the supply is AC 220 V, 50 to 60 Hz, 10 A.

The console is a straightforward LED unit with four exercise modes and space to store three custom programmes, plus heart rate monitoring so the user can see how the body responds through the session. A USB port on the machine lets members charge a device while training, which removes one of the small friction points that pushes people off a cardio floor.

Technical specification

Specifying for mixed user populations

A treadmill in a club is rarely used by one type of runner. The LT7x is chosen where the same machine has to serve a rehabilitation patient walking at 1 km/h in the morning and a member running intervals at 18 km/h in the evening. Three specification points support that: the low starting speed, the 16 per cent incline range for low speed high effort work, and the 200 kg capacity that keeps the machine within its rating for heavier users. Positioning follows standard cardio room practice, with a safety run off behind each unit, a dedicated 10 A circuit and clearance at the sides for mounting. On suspended floors, check the combined machine and user load against the slab. Delivery covers France, Belgium, Switzerland and Luxembourg, with export quoted per project.

Frequently asked questions

What is the machine weight?

Machine weight and the recommended floor loading are supplied with the layout study prepared for your room before delivery.

Is it suitable for rehabilitation work?

The 0.5 km/h minimum speed and the progressive incline make it usable for graded walking protocols. Clinical suitability remains the responsibility of the supervising practitioner.

What after sales support is available?

Spare parts, preventive maintenance and technical support are provided by our team in Tours, with a professional warranty confirmed on the quotation.