Cardiac Science Powerheart TM55 Treadmill with Laptop

The Cardiac Science TM55 Treadmill is
the Q-Stress’ right hand man for your stress testing needs.
The TM55 Treadmill was developed by
Cardiac Science which has over 30 years of experience in
the Stress Test market.
The TM55 treadmill features the Hyperdrive system,
which is a revolutionary digitally-controlled
AC-drive system which provides high performance,
unrivaled accuracy, and the reliability you expect from
a Quinton product.
The walking belt begins moving slowly,
but steadily and smoothly increases in speed,
providing a comfortable transition for patients.

The Cardiac Science TM55 Treadmill Features
Ease of use. The treadmill is easy to use,
and the whisper quiet Ultradrive™ ensures a slow,
safe start.
Integration. The treadmills offer full integration with
the Quinton® Q-Stress® , Quinton™ 9500 series,
Burdick® Quest®, and Burdick® HeartStride™
stress testing systems so you can start and
stop the treadmill and adjust speed and grade.
Power. The Ultradrive system provides exceptionally
smooth power and accuracy even at
slow speeds and with patients up to 500 lb (227 kg).
Reliability. The treadmills have very few moving parts so
there is minimal maintenance and less downtime.
Safety. The TM55 treadmills meet all major safety and
regulatory requirements worldwide.
Quiet operation
Compatible, Works with the Quinton Q-Stress,
Burdick HeartStride cardiac Stress Test Monitor,
and the Burdick Quest
Emergency Stop Switch
The TM55 maintains its reliability by using less parts.
As the saying goes, “Less is more!”
Cardiac Science TM55 Treadmill Specifications

Dimensions:
Overall:46.5 in x 80.2 in x 29.9 in (118 cm x 204 cm x 75.9 cm)
Running Surface: 55 in x 20 in (140 cm x 51 cm)
Weight: 352 lb (160 kg)
Patient Weight Capacity: 500 lbs (227 kg)
Speed Range: 0.8 mph to 9.6 mph (1.3 km/h to 15.4 km/h)
in 0.1 mph increments
Incline Range: 0% to 25%, in 0.5% increments
Primary Users for Cardiac Science TM55 Treadmill – Hospitals,
cardiology clinics, and physician practices.