Short Description

A powered mobile hoist which may be used to lift and transfer a person to and from a bed, chair, or the floor. Available in one model with a range of spreader bars (including a powered tilting frame). Is suitable for domestic use, with a lifting capacity of 227kg. A range of slings are available, and there are electronic scales available as an option.

Options

Electronic scales

Additional Dimensions

Arjo Maxi 500
Overall Weight (kg)............................... 53 kg

More Details

Materials
Powder coated steel

Base
The U - shaped base has powered leg adjustment via the hand controller or mast mounted controller

Mast
Features a single mast that incorporates a loop handle design and inbuilt controls

Boom
Features an angled boom with a low reach height for lifting persons from the floor

Spreader Bar
There are two spreader bars available
* Two- Point Spreader Ba
* Four- Point DPS {Dynamic Positioning System] - is a tilting spreader bar featuring an open- style design to improve comfort for the user. Used with the Arjo clip slings.

Slings
* Slings are ordered separately
* Large range of Arjo slings available for various lifting situations, and are suitable for use with this hoist
* Please note that different slings types are required for the two- point [i.e. loop] and four- point [i.e. clip] spreader bars

Controls
* A hand held, remote unit on an extendable, flexible cord is used to raise and lower the person in the sling
* Controls are also mounted on the mast

Power
The hoist is operated by a 24V 4Ah battery

Batteries
Two batteries and a charger are supplied with each Maxi 500

Castors
Standard: 100mm front and rear foot- operated, lockable castors

Safety
* Features emergency stop and manual emergency lowering device
* Powered DPS provides a lock mechanism for maintaining the person being moved in a required position

Factors To Consider

* Ensure that the sling attachments are compatible with the hoist spreader bar
* The component parts of folding and dismantling hoists may still be too heavy to lift safely - check the weights
* It is recommended that prior to using this product, training in manual handling and the correct use of assistive devices should be undertaken

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

Place Of Manufacture

Sweden