
IllustrationV1 specifications
| Track | SL-track |
|---|---|
| Payment | Coins, banknotes and mobile payment; card payment optional |
| Rated power | 150 W |
| Power supply | 100–240 VAC |
| Load capacity | Up to 150 kg |
| Seat width | 52 cm |
| Net / gross weight | 78 kg / 90 kg |
| Packing size | 120 × 76 × 124 cm |
Commercial & vending · Vending · SL-track · raised armrests
The V1 is a full-size vending massage chair whose raised armrests give each user a more private seat in a busy venue. Robotic rollers travel an SL-track with body scanning, and the payment box takes coins, banknotes and mobile payment.
- Raised armrests for user privacy
- SL-track rollers with body scan
- Optional auto-eject against seat occupancy
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Operators choose the V1 for venues where users feel watched: the raised armrests shield the seated user from passers-by. Auto-eject against seat occupancy is optional for sites where people linger in a chair after the session ends.
Features
- Raised armrests that shield the user from the side
- Robotic SL-track rollers: shiatsu, tapping, percussion, kneading and combined kneading & percussion
- Body scan before each session
- Airbags for shoulders, arms, thighs and calves
- Payment box with bill and coin acceptors; anti-theft fixing to the chair base available
- Optional automatic banknote collecting box and optional auto-eject against seat occupancy
- Armrest controller with timer display and USB port; voice prompts at start and end
- PC or phone management system for receipts and remote control
V1 FAQ
How is the V1 different from the V11?
The V1 has raised armrests for privacy and an optional auto-eject function; the V11 adds a wireless charging panel and weighs less (69 kg net against 78 kg).
Which payments does the V1 take?
Coins, banknotes and mobile payment, configured for your market before shipment. Card payment can be added on request.
Does the V1 work on 110 V and 230 V mains?
Yes, it runs on 100–240 VAC.
Make the V1 yours
See the customisation checklist, the OEM process and our guide on how to choose payment options for shared chairs.


