Precision-Guided Eccentric Training By employing a motor alongside the conventional electromagnetic braking principle, this groundbreaking device challenges patients to resist the opposite pedalling direction, facilitating targeted muscle training. \jqAq Corival Eccentric The standard in Ergomebry Ergometer designed for severe pulmonary and cardiac patients, utilizing eccentric ergometry or "negative ergometry" Built on proven performance The Corival Eccentric is built on the trusted Corival platform — known worldwide for its accuracy, reliability, and silent operation. With electromagnetic braking and low step-through design, it combines proven performance with innovative functionality. With a maximum eccentric workload of 250 watts, the Corival Eccentric enables personalized training with customizable and adjustable 0 target RPM (30-100 RPM) during sessions. Safety protections are incorporated to ensure secure usage, though supervision is essential. Targeted strength, minimal strain The Corival Eccentric enables controlled backward pedaling for safe and effective eccentric muscle activation with minimal joint stress. It delivers high muscular stimulus with low cardiovascular load, ideal for rehab and clinical use. Real-time feedback and LEM integration support its proven benefits in improving strength, mobility, and metabolic health. Workload between 10-1000W Minimum load increments 1W Low noise Perfect ergonomic position Compatible with ECG and pulmonary devices.

Why the Corival Eccentric Reliable and reproducible stress tests The experience of professionals who calibrate many ergometers showed that the Lode ergometers are the most reliable across the complete workload and rpm range and still within specifications even after many years of intensive use. High standards Lode is a socially and environmentally responsible company. All Lode products are RoHS/WEE compliant and Lode is ISO 9001:2015, and ISO 13485:2016 certified. All medical products comply to MDD 93/42/EEC, incl. IEC 60601-1. Various test modes Besides the hyperbolic (rpm-independent) mode...