Power 700 HD
- 700 lb. weight capacity - the highest available
- Long, padded handles offer a plethora of grip choices
- Extended reach for floor pick-up
MedLift Power Lift
- Easy-to-use, battery-operated base spreader has fast actuator speeds for safe and efficient lifting
- Low-profile base legs slide easily under furniture
- Six-point cradle for maximum flexibility and safety
LEVANTAR Floor Lift
- Smart & Safety Technology – LCD display
- Visual battery fuel indicator on Hand Pendant and Lift Control Module
- NEW Six-point cradle with spring clips offer a more secure and wider foot print reducing sling squeeze, shallow height offers greater height rang
Powered Resident Lift
- Outstanding Effective Lifting Range (ELR) of 20" ‐ 76"
- Smart Monitor technology drives user compliance and lift longevity
- Available in Powered Base or foot-operated Manual Base
Molift Mover 180
- Several alternative sling bars
- Easy to maneuver and lightweight
- Optional weight scale option
EvaDrive Motorized Floor Lift
- Intuitive control panel
- Forceful lithium battery
- Turnable back wheels
Molift Partner 255
- Equipped with environmentally friendly NiMh-battery
- Safe working load of 560 lbs
- Vertical hoisting pattern keeps the user at an equidistant length from the column during the entire hoist
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Electric patient lifts, also called power lifts, are designed to make patient transfers smooth, easy, and safe for both the patient and the caregiver. Electric lifts are battery powered and can be operated by the touch of a button, requiring little physical exertion on the part of the caregiver.
Electric lifts are battery powered so that the lift can be moved without the restriction of a power cord. Many lifts can charge batteries directly in the unit, but also offer an off-unit charging option. By alternating between two batteries, you can ensure that your power lift has no downtime. Electric lifts often include a battery monitoring system, and all electric lifts offer a manual override so that you can safely transfer a patient in the event of a power outage.
The base widening feature on an electric lift may be either manual or powered. Powered bases are advantageous over manually operated bases because they do not require the caregiver to bend over to adjust the base. When a caregiver is caring for multiple patients a day, this powered option can make a significant difference in the caregiver's comfort. Additionally, a powered base allows the caregiver to keep his or her attention focused on the patient during the transfer.
Power lifts typically cost more than manual lifts, but they also offer many valuable advantages. Power lifts reduce the physical demands on the caretaker, and they allow the caretaker to remain focused on the patient during the entire transfer. While powered patient lifts require that a battery be charged for use, this is a simple process when you have two batteries to alternate between.
Electric patient lifts are favored in many professional care settings, but home care settings may also benefit from their ease of use and the reduced physical demands of the caretaker.