Sperax specializes in smart home fitness equipment, including compact walking pads, under-desk treadmills, and vibration plates for convenient indoor exercise.
Sperax is a fitness brand dedicated to creating innovative and space-saving exercise solutions for the home. Best known for their 2-in-1 and 3-in-1 walking pads, Sperax designs equipment that fits seamlessly into modern living spaces, such as under-desk treadmills that allow users to stay active while working. Their product lineup incorporates features like remote control operation, LED displays, and vibration capabilities to enhance workout efficiency and recovery.
Beyond treadmills, Sperax offers vertical vibration exercise plates and stationary bikes aimed at providing professional-grade fitness experiences in a compact footprint. The brand emphasizes ease of use, durability, and smart integration, making daily fitness accessible to users with limited space or busy schedules.
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Turn off the treadmill. Press and hold the pairing button (often the Start or Mode button) on the remote while turning on the treadmill power switch. Release the button when the display beeps or shows a successful pairing code.
Lubrication is generally recommended every 3 months or after every 100 hours of use. Lift the edge of the running belt and apply silicone treadmill lubricant to the center of the deck, then run the machine at slow speed for a few minutes.
Error codes typically indicate a hardware protection status. E02 often signals a controller or motor connection issue (overheat), while E05 usually indicates motor overload. excessive friction, or a jam. Turn off the device, check for belt obstructions, and allow it to cool down.
Use the provided hex wrench on the rear roller bolts. If the belt drifts left, turn the left bolt clockwise 1/4 turn. If it drifts right, turn the right bolt clockwise. Run the machine at 2-3 mph to test alignment.