The Unsit™ Treadmill is designed to fit under the most common standing desks. The Unsit™ is 39" wide, so make sure you have at least 40" of space between the two upright legs of your desk and that there are no crossbars below one foot off the floor.

Most InMovement customers find the Energy Stool by InMovement to be the perfect solution for the occasional sitting break. These stools encourage you to keep engaged and move - even while sitting - and the can easily be placed on top of the treadmill, and removed.

You can also try using a stability ball, or even a normal chair. We don't recommend using chairs with wheels (for safety reasons), but the belt and treadmill are sturdy enough that they won't be damaged.

The Unsit™ Treadmill is designed for commercial use, and can safely be used all day without concerns of over-heating or damage. This treadmill is a work horse, so don't be afraid to put it to work.

As for your body, if you have no inhibiting orthopedic problems and are in good health then you can quickly work up to walking all day. We've had Unsitters walk as much as 10+ miles per day - but we recommend you start small and listen to your body.

Definitely not. (Uunless you're taller than 6'9")

We've tested our treadmill with users as tall as 6'9" without any issues with the length - and after thousands of treadmills sold, we still have yet to receive a report of the treadmill being too short.

Remember, this treadmill is specifically engineered for walking at slower speeds that allow you to effectively work while you walk - which means your stride is going to be much shorter than usual. Even at the max speed of 2 MPH, your stride length is going to be considerably shorter than what you would typically use on a fitness treadmill.

In the rare case that you do find yourself near the front or rear edge of the treadmill, we recommend moving the treadmill around a bit to find a comfortable walking position that keeps you in the center of the walking pad. Everyone's body is different, so it's not uncommon for the treadmill to need some minor position adjustments.

Yes. When we designed the Unsit™ Treadmill, we set out to build an under-desk treadmill that could be used effectively while you work. Anything above 2 MPH makes it nearly impossible to effectively read, write or type - and even at 2 MPH you'll often start to feel a shortness of breath that can make it challenging to speak on the phone. In fact, most users average between 0.8 - 1.2 MPH throughout the day.

The Unsit™ Treadmill is specifically engineered for maximum efficiency at 2 MPH or less, which is why it's so quiet and durable.

The Unsit™ Treadmill is built with sensors that stop the treadmill every time you step off. Unlike with a typical walking pad, the Unsit™ stops immediately, every time, and at any speed (some other treadmill desks will stop but only after 30 seconds and at speeds above 1mph). As an added safety benefit, the Unsit Treadmill will not start unless someone over 70 lbs is standing on it, making it especially safe around children.

To restart the treadmill after it stops, simply press the controller wheel when you get back on to resume at the same speed.

Not loud at all. In fact, it is very quiet. We measured a decibel level of 42.9dB at ear level with the treadmill going 2mph in a quiet room with hard floors.

Note: Most people use the treadmill at only 1mph. Decibel level readings vary depending on the acoustics of the room. If you're on a hard surface floor (tile or hardwood) it will sound a bit louder. On a soft floor such as a padded carpet you'll hardly hear it. If you're in a pitch quiet recording studio you'll hear it.

In a normal office environment you won't notice it, but you might hear the sound of your steps, depending on how hard you walk.

The Unsit™ Treadmill has specially designed wheels that carry most of the weight of the treadmill and engage immediately when you lift from the rear, making it very easy to maneuver.

That said, it's a large piece of equipment and is not designed to be frequently moved around. If you want to move it out of the way so you can use a chair, take a look at the FAQ above, "Where will I sit?"

The Unsit™ Treadmills comes with the following warranties, valid in the United States and Canada only:

• Frame: Lifetime
• All other parts: 2 years
• Labor to replace parts: 1 year

For more information, visit our Unsit Treadmill Warranty page

PLEASE NOTE: ADJUSTING THE TREADMILL BELT IMPROPERLY CAN REQUIRE A PAID TECHNICIAN TO FIX, OR CAN DAMAGE THE TREADMILL IN SOME CASES. ONLY ADJUST THE BELT IF ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY (when the belt is rubbing on either side)

The treadmill belt does not need to be adjusted straight from the factory. It's okay if the belt is off center.

If you do need to adjust the belt, follow the instructions on pages 23-24 of the Owner’s Manual. You will need the blue handled Allen key wrench that came with your treadmill. If you cannot find the blue handled Allen key wrench contact us for a replacement or use a 6mm Allen key wrench from any hardware store.

There is also a video showing how to adjust the belt on the Support page.

If necessary, an experienced treadmill technician can make this adjustment. Contact us at info@inmovement.com for a referral to a technician near you.

Are the LED lights on the controller blinking? If YES, continue, if NO, skip to next section...

> Are you standing on the belt?

> If not, try standing on the belt. (the treadmill won't operate without someone on the treadmill)

> If you are standing on the belt, then re-calibrate the weight sensor (see instructions below)

Video: Power Troubleshooting

Step 1: Check that the red “on/off” switch on the front of the treadmill is switched on. It will light up RED when it is on. If the red switch does NOT light up then there is no power reaching the treadmill.

Step 2: Check that the treadmill’s power cord is plugged into a working electrical outlet. You can verify your outlet is working by plugging in another appliance.

Step 3: Check that the circuit breaker located next to the power switched has not popped out. If it has popped out, press it firmly back in.

Step 4: Check that the red lanyard is securely connected into the Emergency Stop mechanism under your desk. You will feel it click and lock itself in place when secure. If you lost your lanyard, call or email UnSit for a replacement.

Step 5: Check that the black telephone cable that connects the Emergency Stop mechanism to the black controller box is securely plugged on BOTH ends. The telephone cable plugs into the back of the white emergency Stop mechanism under your desk and the other end plugs in to the back of the black controller box on your desk. Both ends must be securely plugged in.

Step 6: Check that the black coiled cable from the treadmill is securely plugged into the back of the controller box by pressing on the white 12-pin connector. You may need a small Philips head screw drive to remove the cable clamp on the back of the controller.

If you have determined that the weight sensors are not functioning (see above), you can re-calibrate following these directions. There is also a video here showing this procedure.

The procedure is:

Step 1 [**Important**]: Make sure no one is standing on the belt, during this entire procedure

Step 2: Turn off the power at the switch on the base of the treadmill

Step 3: While holding down the Pause/Resume button (⏯) turn the power on

Step 4: Continue holding down ⏯ until all lights flash ORANGE, then lights 1-5 light up RED

Step 5: When lights 1-5 are lit up RED, you are in engineering mode and one of the 5 lights will be blinking

Step 6: Turn the ⏯ knob until the FIRST (bottom) LED is blinking red, then press the ⏯ button again. The first LED will now flash GREEN followed by lights 5-8 and then lights 1-4. This will repeat 3 times, then all lights will light ORANGE, indicating a successful calibration. (YOU DID IT!)

If the series of lights did not flash green, then repeat this procedure. Once successfully completed the treadmill should operate normally.

Video: Calibrating Weight Sensors

There are two things that could be causing this, both with simple solutions.

1. Check the belt

Look to see if the belt has wandered all the way to one side of the treadmill. You will see a black strip on one side and the belt running under the metal side rail on the other side. If this is the case, adjust the belt per the directions above.

If the belt appears to be centered, then check to make sure no foreign objects have fallen behind or underneath the treadmill and are rubbing on the belt. It's not uncommon that some of the styrofoam from the packaging get stuck inside or under the belt - so that's your most likely culprit.

2. Check the front hood

Check to see if there is an air gap between the white hood (motor cover) and the belt.   Look right below the Unsit logo on the front head of the treadmill.

If there is no gap, this is probably your culprit.

To fix, simply loosen the six screws around the hood, raise it up a 1/4” and tighten the screws back down.

This may be a bad bearing inside the rollers. You’ll need to have an experienced treadmill technician check it and perhaps replace the roller. Call or email us for a referral to a technician near you: info [at] inmovement.com / 833-987-6683

InMovement has a network of independent treadmill technicians across the United States. We have a network of independent treadmill repair technicians through Fitness Machines Technicians and National Gym Supply. Each technician has factory training from major manufacturers of treadmills and fitness equipment.

We can dispatch a treadmill technician in most major metropolitan areas. In addition, we can support a non-treadmill technician such as an electrician or mechanic with parts and phone support, so they can service your treadmill.

The App tracks steps, distance, time, calories, standing time and "Total Unsit Time," which is the total time you walked and/or stood on the Unsit™ Treadmill.

The app runs on both Android tablets and phones and iOS iPhones but not iPads. Once connected, the app automatically sends data to your Apple Health and/or Fitbit account.

Simply download the Unsit™ App from the Apple App Store or Google Play , place your smartphone on your desk, launch the app and tap the "connect" button (Make sure your phone's Bluetooth is on).

This is normal. The data you see in the Unsit™ app is likely more accurate because FitBit and Apple Health only estimate steps using the accelerometer in their device, which senses the swing your arm. From that step count they estimate distance covered assuming you covered about 2.3 feet per step.

However the Unsit™ app receives exact data from the treadmill. The treadmill senses each foot strike and transmits each step to the app. The treadmill accurately measures distance the belt has moved and transmits the distance separately to the app.

NOTE: When walking on a treadmill desk, people tend to walk MUCH SLOWER than a person outside striding for exercise. Outdoors, people tend to walk about 3 mph and so the estimate of 2.3 feet per step is true. But on a treadmill desk people tend to walk at about 1 mph thus the distance they cover per step is probably about half that of someone walking fast outdoors and therefore the discrepancy in data shown on your FitBit or Apple Health App.

The Unsit™ Treadmill ships on a pallet via motor freight (they are too big to ship with UPS or FedEx). We handle and ship the treadmills from our warehouse in Indianapolis. You will need to make an appointment with the freight carrier for delivery and have adequate help to move it in to your home or office. We can arrange for White Glove installation service where a qualified service provider will deliver and install your treadmill and/or desk.

You'll find more detailed shipping information on our product pages under "Shipping & Returns"