Portable Elderly Electric Patient Lift

Size :L1280×W660×H1316mm

1) Steel Tubes with Powder Paint Finished.   

2) Electric & Manual Control for the Height Adjustment:750-1700mm.   

3) Backup lithium Battery. 

4) 4pcs of Swivel Casters, 2pcs with Brake.   

5) Adjustable leg width: 510-725mm

6) Working Load: 450lbs      

The height lifting range is 750-1700mm.
The width adjustment range of the chassis foot is 510-725mm, which can be adjusted by foot pedaling. Opening the chassis foot can insert wheelchairs and hospital beds
Used in conjunction with.
Used to solve the movement and weighing of critically ill patients, emergency surgical patients, special patients, and long-term bedridden patients

An electric patient lift, also known as an electric Hoyer lift, is a medical device designed to safely transfer patients who are unable to move themselves from one place to another. It uses a battery-powered or electric motor to lift and lower the patient, often with the help of a sling, reducing strain on caregivers and improving patient comfort during transfers. 

Key Features and Benefits:

Safe Patient Transfers:

Electric patient lifts provide a secure and controlled method for transferring patients, minimizing the risk of injury to both the patient and caregiver.

Reduced Caregiver Strain:

By automating the lifting process, these devices significantly reduce the physical effort required by caregivers, preventing back injuries and fatigue.

Patient Comfort:

Electric lifts offer a smoother and more comfortable transfer experience for the patient compared to manual lifts, as they minimize sudden movements and jerks.

Versatile Use:

They are commonly used for transfers between bed, wheelchair, toilet, and other surfaces, making them suitable for various care settings.

Safety Features:

Many models include features like emergency stop buttons, backup batteries, and adjustable bases for enhanced safety and customization.

Powered by Battery or Electric:

Electric lifts are powered by either a rechargeable battery pack or a plug-in cord, offering flexibility in usage.

Slings:

Patient lifts are typically used with a sling, and various types are available to suit different needs, including mesh, U-shaped, or padded slings