PM4

PM4 features

Automatic Operation *

Just start to row and the monitor turns on and gives feedback. You don't have to push a single button.

Accurate tracking of performance data *

Includes distance, speed, pace, calories and watts.

Five display options *

All Data, Force Curve, rowing with a Pace Boat, Bar Chart and Large print.

LogCard *

Removable LogCard stores workout data and personal preferences. A LogCard is included with every PM4.

USB Interface *

Allows transfer of data to PC or Mac. All PM4s come with a USB cable.

Easy menu-driven operation *

Accesses a powerful list of features: preset workouts, save favourite workouts, row against a previous performance or pace boat, play the FISH game, row with an animated rower to learn technique, review past workout results and choose from multiple language options.

Heart Rate Monitoring

Built in wireless compatibility with Suunto heart rate technology, offers improved transmission and eliminates interference from nearby rowers. Also compatible with Polar heart rate technology, if optional Polar receiver is installed (available from Concept2).

Rechargeable Battery Pack

As you row you will actually be recharging your battery. The battery pack can also be recharged by connecting the PM4 to a PC through the USB port.

Increased Memory Capacity

To allow for future expansion and features to the monitor.

Supports Machine to Machine Racing

The computing power of the PM4 support both wireless and wired racing. No PCs needed.

Please note: Features with an (*) asterisk are also found on the PM3.

Suunto Transmitter Belt

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A free Suunto transmitter belt and strap are included with every new PM4 for wireless HR monitoring

Five Graphic Displays

PM4 Race Screen View

Over 4 rowers racing

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Over 4 rowers racing

Users Manual
(PDF 627 KB)

PM3/PM4 Comparison

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