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Power-generating exercise equipment can be installed permanently in gyms and fitness centers, schools and universities. corporate offices e.tc, the energy captured from every workout is pushed back to the grid to offset power bills. Every sweat sesh makes a difference, a purposeful pedal towards better. Why workout the traditional way when you can hit two targets with the same arrow? Our Power generating exercise equipment helps to use your human energy to generate electricity. This way, you get your workout and help the environment. Whether you’re looking to host a competition-style event or a team building exercise, we can amplify your branding to align with your sustainability goals.
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You're probably already familiar with the saying, 'Don't reinvent the wheel.' It's an idiom that reminds us not to waste time trying to improve something that's already been done successfully. Humans have used wheels for around 4,000 years, so it's a fair comment, but it's not to say that the wheel hasn't benefitted from technological advances, and the humble stationary bike is no exception.
Historians hotly debate the origins of the first exercise bike. Early iterations can be traced back to the late 18th century, and we know that in , there were static bikes on the Titanic. Later came foldable exercise bikes for the home and then bikes offering basic metrics like heart rate and calorie burn. Static cycling changed again in the late s when indoor cycling bikes were introduced to studios. These were designed with heavier flywheels to help replicate the feel of road racing.
Technology has made a notable mark on these indoor fitness bikes. Riders can now access data and receive feedback on their performance or calculate functional threshold power or FTP. They can also follow live-stream classes on integrated screens, smartphones, and tablets and use digital resistance. Now, riders at home and in the gym can also generate clean electricity.
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When you start pedalling on a bike, your legs apply force to the pedals. These pedals are connected to a set of rotating arms called a crankset. They spin in a circular motion and drive a chain or belt connected to a gear attached to the bike's flywheel.
The gear system lets the rider or instructor set the resistance, making it easier or harder to pedal, while the flywheel (a weighted disc often at the front of the bike) turns. The flywheel is important because it smooths out the pedalling action even at high speeds and stores the rotational energy generated by the rider. The flywheel spins and then turns a component inside the generator, generating electricity. Once the electricity has been captured, it can then be stored. This will depend on the type of bike you have or the type of installation.
The electricity-generating RE:GENhomebike uses an Ohm portable battery unit. This locks onto the bike's frame and charges during the workout. Once the workout is over, it can be unlocked from the frame and used to power electronic devices like phones, laptops, tablets, etc. Gyms without a permanent cycling studio might also choose the Ohm system if they only have a few indoor fitness bikes.
However, gyms can also use an energy storage system (ESS). This central battery system requires an electrical installation but will allow the gym to capture far more clean power and use it to power their studio.
The RE:GEN for gyms stores the power inside an Energy Storage System or ESS, allowing the gym to draw upon the energy when needed. Other bikes may use a micro-inverter to push the power into the building straight after it has been generated. One advantage of an ESS is that gyms can generate power, store it and then use it at peak energy times, reducing their reliance on the grid.
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