For treadmills, the motor is the heart of the treadmill. In general, the more horsepower, the more stable the treadmill, the higher the cost, and the higher the price. But the motor power is not the bigger the better, the power is too big sometimes it will cause more power consumption, more noise. Therefore, it is very important to choose the right power motor.

The unit horsepower of a motor is called "Horse Power" (HP). In fact, that HP is the maximum power a treadmill can reach, which is a momentary matter. If the motor continues to run at this level, the treadmill will be overwhelmed. So don't be fooled by the manufacturer's high HP. In addition to the peak value, all treadmills are labeled with continuous power, or CP, which refers to the power that the motor can deliver steadily and continuously during safe operation. In other words, whether the treadmill is powerful at ordinary times is completely determined by the continuous power value.

Power can be a cover

In actual work, the continuous power is not equal to the rated power, the continuous power will be larger than the rated power, generally about 1.2 times. Peak power is the power that the motor can achieve in an instant, usually 1.8 times the rated power. Some manufacturers for consumers greedy psychology, will be meaningless motor maximum load peak power as a power value label, is misleading and cheating to the fee.