Evac Chair CarryLite Evacuation Chair

Features of Evac Chair CarryLite Transit Wheelchair

1. Lightweight aluminum construction: Increased strength and robustness for continued use
2. Integrated handles (no pinch points): For effective grip when lifting and transporting the passenger
3. Large wheels: For increased stability when transporting over rough terrain
4. Unique locking system: When deployed it automatically locks chair into it’s useable position
5. Adjustable patient straps: For increased passenger safety
6. Footrest: For passenger comfort during transportation

 

Benefits of Evac Chair CarryLite Evacuation Chair

• FDA Registered
• Easy to use Evacuation Chair
• Unfolds in one swift movement
• Compact storage
• Lightweight
• Reduces potential injury and claims
• Exceeds fire safety requirements and emergency response guidelines established to support the Americans with Disabilities Act
• Wall mountable

What to buy with Evac Chair Folding Evacuation Chair

• Mangar Handy Pillow Lift
• MTS SafetySure Plastic Transfer Board
• Posey Cotton Gait Belt
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Evac Chair CarryLite Evacuation Chair FAQ

Are there any special attachments needed on the stairs?

The EVAC+CHAIR is all that is required. It uses basic principles of gravity and friction, not gadgets. There is no installation. It’s always ready for immediate on-the-job protection.

Can the person seated in the chair fall out?

No. He or she is seated within a pocket seat that “cups” the body securely. The rider is strapped in and sits only inches from the incline of the steps. All weight is supported by the stairs, not the straining arms of volunteers

How strong does a "buddy" have to be to guide Evac+Chair?

We recommend that attendants initially practice with a person who weighs about their own body weight. Once the physical sense of operation is experienced and depending upon the operator’s own strength and agility, greater disparities in weight can be handled.