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Talk to a cross trainer specialist| Stride Length | 17-29 inches / 45-73 cm, electronically adjustable |
| Resistance Levels | 40 levels |
| Workout Programs | Manual, Random, Interval, Plateau, Vari-Stride, Fitness Test, Weight Loss, Cardio, Custom HR |
| Max User Weight | 227.3 kg |
| Warranty Type | Full Commercial, no usage limit |
Fit-out managers running 24/7 clubs and hotel gyms get a Status-line elliptical whose ECO-POWR inverter feeds the power members generate back into the building, at up to 220 W maximum output. The G876 pairs that with 40 resistance levels and an electronically adjustable 45 to 73 cm stride, so one unit fits short and tall members on the same floor.
The trade-off is size and setup: at 222.2 cm long and 185 kg it needs a full-length bay and a power socket to send energy back. In return you get SportsArt's Full Commercial warranty (no usage limit) with a lifetime frame and 5 years on parts, and a 227.3 kg max user weight.
What sets this one apart is ECO-POWR: it feeds members' effort back into your building at up to 220 W, and several units can share one socket.
The 222 cm length means it isn't a tuck-away unit, so plan the footprint before fit-out. The real standout is the electronically adjustable 45 to 73 cm stride, letting one machine suit every member comfortably.
Adela Ledvinkova · Bachelor of Exercise & Sport Science · Our In-House Fitness Coach
Forty resistance levels give operators a wide training range on one machine, from light warm-up walking to high-output interval work for serious members. The console tracks heart rate, calories, distance and stride rate so every session produces measurable output.
Paired with ECO-POWR™ energy technology, the work a member puts in is also captured and reported in watt-hours.
What this means for you: One machine covers your whole member base, from casual users to high-output training, without compromise.
The G876 converts a member's effort into usable electricity while they train, so the machine earns its footprint beyond fitness alone. It feeds that power back into your building's circuit as members train.
What this means for you: A measurable sustainability story for your facility that members can see on the console.
ECO-POWR™ is the technology that turns pedalling effort into usable electricity: SportsArt rates the G876 at up to 220 W maximum output, with 35 W input to run its own electronics.
What this means for you: Across a bank of these units, the generated power offsets part of your building's consumption.
The drive system captures each stride and a patented micro-inverter converts it into utility-grade electricity your building can use. That is what lets the G876 feed power back rather than only consuming it.
What this means for you: The engineering behind the sustainability claim, not a gimmick bolted on afterward.
Stride length adjusts electronically from 45 to 73 cm, so the same machine suits shorter and taller members without any manual changeover. Fingertip controls and the console keys handle it on the move.
What this means for you: Fewer complaints about fit in a mixed-use commercial setting, and one machine instead of several.
Because stride length is variable, members can move from a compact stepping pattern at 45 cm to a long, running-style stride at 73 cm. The Vari-Stride program moves through those profiles automatically.
What this means for you: Members get variety without needing three different machines on your floor.
The elliptical path keeps the foot in constant contact with the pedal, so there is no impact spike at footstrike that you get on a treadmill. The adjustable stride lets each member find the path that matches their natural movement.
What this means for you: Comfortable for longer sessions and for members who want cardio that is gentler on the legs.
The MyFlex™ Plus pedal cushioning system softens the contact point underfoot, which helps with comfort across longer or back-to-back sessions. On a commercial floor that handles many users a day, that comfort keeps members coming back to the machine.
What this means for you: Members can train for longer in comfort, which lifts time-on-machine and satisfaction.
Resistance runs across 40 levels, giving you fine control over effort rather than a few coarse jumps. Fingertip and console toggle controls put resistance and stride changes right where the member's hands already rest.
What this means for you: Members adjust effort instantly without breaking rhythm or reaching across the console.
Both resistance and stride length adjust electronically while the member keeps moving, so an interval or Vari-Stride block flows without stopping. The fingertip controls make those changes a single touch.
What this means for you: Structured interval training stays uninterrupted, which is what serious users expect.
The G876 sits in SportsArt's Status line and carries a full commercial warranty, with a lifetime frame rating and five years on parts. That warranty depth tells you the frame and components are rated for continuous multi-user use.
What this means for you: Warranty cover and build mass that a commercial operator can plan a fit-out around.
The Status line styling gives the G876 a clean, upright presence on the floor, and the console shows generated watt-hours so the sustainability story is visible to members. The energy readout turns a workout into something members can see adding up.
What this means for you: A talking point for members and a marketing angle for your facility.
With SportsArt's optional daisy-chain connection cord, several ECO-POWR units can run from one power socket. The manual caps it by circuit rating: up to 9 units on a 230 V, 10 A circuit. Each unit draws 35 W input to run its electronics.
What this means for you: A bank of machines needs fewer sockets; have your electrician confirm the circuit for your site before fit-out.
Once installed, the machine draws 35 W to run its electronics and returns power as members train, up to 220 W maximum output. The SA WELL+™ integration is available as an option to connect the unit into a wider platform.
What this means for you: A cardio fleet that gives energy back instead of only consuming it.
| Resistance Type | 40 levels |
| Stride Length | 17-29 inches / 45-73 cm, electronically adjustable |
| Max User Weight | 227.3 kg |
| Console / Display | Heart Rate, Your Grid Wh, Target Grid Wh, Weight Loss Zone, Cardio Zone, Time, Distance, Calories, Resistance, Total Strides, Stride/Min, Stride Length, Cal/Hour, Instant Watt to Grid |
| Programs | Manual, Random, Interval, Plateau, Vari-Stride, Fitness Test, Weight Loss, Cardio, Custom HR |
| Assembled Dimensions | 222.2 x 67 x 175.6 cm |
| Product Weight | 185 kg |
| Warranty | Full Commercial, no usage limit |
| Pedals | MyFlex™ Plus pedal cushioning system |
| Controls | Fingertip and console toggle controls |
| Cooling Fan | Integrated 3-speed fan |
| Heart Rate | Contact grips; wireless telemetry (chest strap) compatible |
| Software Integration | Optional SA WELL+™ integration |
| Energy Technology | ECO-POWR™ integrated inverter |
| Max Power Output | 220 W |
| Input Power | 35 W |
| Power Requirements | 120V/60Hz or 230V/50Hz |
| Daisy Chain | Optional cord; up to 9 units per 230 V / 10 A circuit |
| Step-up Height | 32.3 cm |
| Warranty (Frame) | Lifetime |
| Warranty (Parts) | 5 years |
| Warranty (Wear Items) | 5 years |
| Warranty (Labour) | 3 years |
| Warranty (High Wear Items) | 90 days, no labour |
Effort: 13 steps in the manual: assemble, move and level the unit and connect the power cord, then safety and function checks. Tools: a tool kit is supplied (Allen keys, open-end wrenches and a screwdriver with flat and Phillips bits).
SportsArt rates the G876's ECO-POWR inverter at up to 220 W maximum output, fed back into your building's circuit as members train, with 35 W input to run the machine's own electronics. The console shows Instant Watt to Grid and running Grid Wh totals. With SportsArt's optional daisy-chain cord, several units can share one socket, up to 9 on a 230 V, 10 A circuit per the manual.
Yes. This is full commercial equipment built for back-to-back sessions. The frame carries a lifetime warranty, parts and wear items 5 years, labour 3 years, with high wear items at 90 days. At 185 kg unit weight it's a planted, stable machine. For 24/7 clubs and hotel gyms, that warranty depth is what I'd stake the recommendation on.
It suits commercial gyms, hotels, studios and serious home setups that want continuous-duty cardio. The max user weight is 227.3 kg, so it accommodates a broad member base. The electronically adjustable 45 to 73 cm stride means one machine fits shorter and taller users, which matters on a shared floor.
The footprint is 222.2 cm long by 67 cm wide by 175.6 cm high. Plan the length as the main constraint rather than width. For ceiling height, add the 32.3 cm step-up plus a little rise through the stride to your tallest user's height, and leave clearance around it for user access and servicing. Factor the 185 kg weight into your floor plan and install path.
No. The console runs every program on its own: Manual, Random, Interval, Plateau, Vari-Stride, Fitness Test, Weight Loss, Cardio and Custom HR, with readouts for heart rate, calories, distance and stride rate. The optional SA WELL+ integration adds connected tracking if your facility wants it, but it's a choice, not a requirement.
This is a special-order item with a lead time of 12 to 14 weeks from your order date. It ships freight given the 185 kg weight. We organise delivery Australia-wide and keep you across the booking so you can plan your fit-out or install around the arrival window.
The manual runs 13 steps: assembling the frame, moving parts, handlebar, console and pedals, moving and levelling the unit, connecting the power cord, then safety and function checks. A tool kit is supplied with Allen keys, open-end wrenches and a flat/Phillips screwdriver. For larger fleet orders we can talk through installation as part of your quote, so ask when you enquire.
Take photos before unpacking and send them to support@cardioonline.com.au within 48 hours of delivery. We lodge the freight claim, organise replacement parts or a full unit, and stay across it until you're up and running. You don't deal with the courier or the manufacturer directly, that's our job.
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