Drive Battery Powered Electric Patient Lift With Six Point Cradle

Drive Battery Powered Electric Patient Lift With Six Point Cradle Features

• Drive Battery Powered Electric Patient Lift With Six Point Cradle battery does not need To charge, simply plug in unit
• Audible warning when battery power falls below 50%
• Battery does not need while plugged in
• Fast, easy charge from AC outlet
• Foldable mast and base for easy storage and transportation
• For use with 4 point and 2 point slings
• Heavy gauge construction
• Ideal for Homecare use
• To charge, simply plug in unit
• Wide base provides additional stability
• Click Here for:
  - Assembly Instructions
  - Caster Changing Instructions
  - Troubleshooting

Instructions for Use

• Instructions
  - It is designed to transfer a patient from one resting position to another. It is not a transport device. Use a sling that is recommended by the individual's physician. During the transfer, with the patient suspended in a sling to the lift, do not roll the caster base over objects such as raised carpet bindings, door frames, or any uneven surfaces that would create an imbalance of the lift. Use steering handles at all times to maneuver the lift
• How to operate
  - Spread the base legs to the widest position before lifting
  - Keep the patient-centered between the base legs and have the patient face the attendant
  - Be extremely cautious and use restraint straps for spastic or severely handicapped patients
  How to use Standard or Commode Slings
  - For smooth and easy lifting, have the lift, chains, sling, commode, or wheelchair in the ready position with the patient in the center of the bed, roll the patient on the side away from the attendant
  - Roll the patient on the side toward the attendant and center the patient on the sling. With the base of lifter under the bed, press the down button on the control handset to lower the boom. on the control, handset to lower the boom
  - Hook the hanging strips of the sling with the hanging bar. If a chain is used, make sure the "S" hooks are away from the patient. Lock rear casters, lift the patient by pressing the up button on the control handset
  - Lift the patient until his/her feet will swing easily off the bed keeping the patient facing the attendant
  - Unlock the rear casters and transfer the patient to and above the commode or wheelchair. Lock brakes of both lifter and commode (or wheelchair)
  - Press the down button on the control handset to gradually lower the patient
  - During the descent, assist the patient to attain a correct sitting posture
  - For transferring to a wheelchair, when the patient is seated, push down on the boom to slacken the hanging strips of the sling. The patient can remain seated in a sling
  - For commode use, adjust clothing before moving the lift to straddle the commode. Keep hanging strips taut and make sure the patient is in a comfortable position
• Important safety instructions:
  - Patient lifter is a transfer device that allows the patient attendant to transfer patients from bed to wheelchair or commode... etc. - It should not be used to transport patients
  - When lifting the patient, make sure the base legs are in the most widely opened position and the rear caster brakes are engaged. This will prevent tipping
  - When battery power goes below 50%, the controller has an audible beep warning. When the low battery warning is heard, charge the battery immediately. Please note that a lifted patient cannot be lowered when the battery is out of power
  - Push the emergency red button if the control unit system is not functioning properly
  - In the event of a power failure, a person can be lowered by pulling up on the red quick-release lever
• How to charge
  - Insert the power cord into the bottom of the control box and the other end into a wall outlet
  - The battery is charging when the charge light is illuminated.
  - When the battery charge is completed, the charge light will shut off automatically (on average, it takes approximately 4 hours to charge from 50% to 100% capacity)
  - Remove the power supply cord
  - The lift is now operational