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Armedica 7' Electric Height Platform Mount Parallel Bars - Single Platform

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Armedica AM-TM702 7-foot electric platform mount parallel bars with end control panel
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Armedica 7' Electric Height Platform Mount Parallel Bars - Single Platform


Description

The Armedica AM-TM702 Electric Platform Mount Parallel Bars are engineered for busy rehabilitation and mobility clinics that work with patients across a wide range of capabilities and body sizes. Featuring electric height adjustment from 27" to 53" and manual width adjustment from 15" to 29", these bars adapt quickly to accommodate virtually any patient. The stainless steel handrails, slip-resistant platform, and ETL-approved construction reflect the clinical-grade quality that rehab professionals demand.

Designed with both therapist and patient safety in mind, the microprocessor-controlled system ensures all four columns operate in perfect synchrony, while the height monitoring function provides automatic safe shut-off in the event of a fall. Memory buttons allow staff to store and instantly recall up to four preset bar heights, dramatically reducing setup time between patients and keeping sessions running smoothly.


Key Features

  • Electric Height Adjustment (27"-53"): Smooth motorized height control accommodates patients of all sizes and mobility levels.
  • Manual Width Adjustment (15"-29"): Quickly dial in bar spacing to match each patient's needs without tools.
  • 500 lb Load Capacity: Heavy-duty construction supports a wide range of patients safely and reliably.
  • Stainless Steel Handrails (1.5" Diameter): Durable, hygienic rails provide a secure, comfortable grip during ambulation training.
  • Digital Control Panel Display: Conveniently located panel shows exact bar height at all times for precise, repeatable positioning.
  • 4-Setting Memory Buttons: Store and recall four separate bar height presets to speed up transitions between patients.
  • Synchronous 4-Column Microprocessor Control: Ensures all four lifting columns move in unison for level, stable adjustment every time.
  • Height Monitoring Safety Shut-Off: Automatic switch-off triggers if a fall is detected, protecting both patient and equipment.
  • Slip-Resistant Platform (48"W): Wide, textured platform gives patients a safe, stable surface to stand on throughout therapy.
  • ETL Approved: Meets rigorous electrical safety standards for clinical and institutional use.

Shipping

Ships free! Please email us at service@omahasportsandgames.com for a delivery ETA or to confirm shipping details.


What's Included

  • AM-TM702 7' Electric Platform Mount Parallel Bars (Single Platform)

Why You'll Love It

The Armedica AM-TM702 is trusted by rehabilitation clinics and therapy facilities that need equipment capable of keeping up with a high patient volume without sacrificing safety or precision. The electric height adjustment system eliminates the physical strain of manual repositioning, making it easier for therapists to focus on patient care rather than equipment setup. With four programmable memory presets, your team can move seamlessly from patient to patient with minimal downtime. Built to meet ETL electrical safety standards and rated for 500 lbs, this parallel bar system is engineered for years of dependable, daily use. Whether you're supporting post-surgical recovery, neurological rehabilitation, or general ambulation training, the AM-TM702 delivers the clinical-grade performance and patient safety features your facility requires.


Product Specifications

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Model AM-TM702
Overall Dimensions 20-34"W x 84"L x 26-54"H
Platform Width 48"W (Single Platform)
Bar Width Range 20-34"
Bar Height Range 26-54"
Electric Height Range 27" to 53"
Manual Width Range 15" to 29"
Handrail Diameter 1.5" Stainless Steel
Load Capacity 500 lbs
Memory Presets 4 height settings
Certifications ETL Approved

Manuals & Guides


FAQ

What is the difference between platform mount and floor mount parallel bars?

Platform mount parallel bars include an elevated platform that the patient stands on, making it easier for therapists to work with patients at an ergonomic height and allowing for consistent footing during gait training. Floor mount bars are set directly on the ground and are typically used when the patient needs to practice walking at floor level. The AM-TM702 platform model is especially popular in clinical settings where varied patient heights and therapy types are common.

Does the electric height adjustment work automatically or require manual effort?

The AM-TM702 features fully electric height adjustment controlled by a user-friendly digital panel. A microprocessor ensures all four columns rise and lower in synchrony, so there is no manual effort required to reposition the bars. Therapists can also store up to four preset heights in memory and recall them instantly with the touch of a button.

What optional accessories are available for these parallel bars?

Armedica offers several compatible add-ons for the AM-TM702, including the AM-714 Abduction Board, AM-715 Balance Beam, and AM-716 Foot Placement Ladder. These accessories allow clinicians to customize the parallel bars for specific therapy protocols and patient rehabilitation goals. Contact us for pricing and availability on any optional accessories.

Is professional installation required for the AM-TM702?

Due to the electric components and clinical-grade construction of these parallel bars, professional setup and assembly is strongly recommended. Please contact us at service@omahasportsandgames.com or call us for guidance on installation requirements and to arrange delivery logistics for this equipment.

What is the weight capacity of these parallel bars?

The AM-TM702 is rated for a maximum load capacity of 500 lbs, making it suitable for a wide range of patients across different body types and rehabilitation needs.

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