Short Description

An English made transporter that transfers occupants in a semi seated position. The stainless steel frame is supported by four swivel castors. The two front castors are lockable. The two seat sections lift up to allow access to and from a chair / toilet. A footplate and a knee pad are attached to the frame. A cross bar is used by the occupant to pull themselves to rise.

Method Of Use

. This stand up lifter is designed to assist with the stand transfer of a person from a seated position to a seated position. They need to have the ability to weight bear through their legs and arms (to pull themselves up to stand).
. The hoist, with the seat sections lifted up, is positioned in front of a seated user. The user puts their feet on the platform and pulls them self to standing using the horizontal bar. The attendant lowers the seat sections so the user can then sit in a semi standing position. The user continues to hold the horizontal bar while being transported.

Options

* A back support pad is available for added support

Additional Dimensions

Width NSW......................................... 615 mm
Weight (kg) NSW................................... 16.8 kg
Castor Diameter................................... 133 mm

More Details

Frame
An epoxy coated steel frame

Seat
Two winged padded seat supports swing under and lock to provide a slanted seat for the occupant.
The occupant is facing the attendant whilst being pushed.

Footplate
The footplate is covered with slip resistant material.

Knee pad
The knee pad is contoured and padded.

Maintenance

Please refer to manufacturer and supplier manual for maintenance details and safety warnings.

Place Of Manufacture

Arjo (UK)

Standards

Some assistive technology needs to meet Australian or other standards. Standards may relate to materials, manufacturing and installation. Products that meet Australian or international standards will have written certification. To find out if a product meets Australian Standards ask the supplier to show you the certificate. For more information about standards also see www.ilcaustralia.org.au/Using_Assistive_Technology/standards_regulation