Short Description

A battery operated bath trolley designed for use with Arjo Lift Baths. The trolley can be used to lift a person from bed, and transfer from bed to bath and back again, without leaving the stretcher. Consists of a U-shaped base and central mast, and a three part adjustable stretcher. A hand held push button control operates up/down movement.

Additional Dimensions

Length NSW........................................ 1900 mm
Width NSW......................................... 750 mm
Lifting Range..................................... From 120 mm to 1150 mm

More Details

. The frame is made from steel tubing, Rilsan coated; and the stretcher of vacuum moulded plastic.
. The hand held control allows push button up/down movement.
. The trolley has a safety belt, and a pillow; it moves on 4 castors, 2 of
which are fitted with brakes, and a straight steering mechanism.
TO USE:
. The stretcher is moved in over the bed, and the patient is rolled onto it.
. The back support part of the stretcher is raised, and the patient is
transported to the bath.
. The trolley is moved in over the bath tub, and the stretcher is lowered
into the water.
. The safety belt and support handle provide security to the patient.
HEIGHT RANGE:
. The lowest operating range is 120-720 mm.
. The highest range is 500-1150 mm.
. Working height can be selected as desired between these ranges.
OPTIONAL EXTRAS INCLUDE:
. A mattress with fastening strap, extra pillow, extra safety belt, electronic patient scales.
. After sales service (if necessary) is provided by supplier.
NB: This product is imported from Sweden. If not currently in stock, there may be a waiting period of up to approximately 8 weeks.

. It integrates with all Arjo height adjustable and fixed height baths.
. Can be retro-fitted with the Elephant's Foot electronic scale. This scale is foot operated and the display can be set to show either kilograms or
pounds. (The scale fits to any Arjo hoist with a pillar base shaped like an elephant's foot.)

Place Of Manufacture

ARJO (SWEDEN)

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