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Greater Independence and Control During Transfers
Because Sit-to-Stand lifts partially rely on a patient’s body strength to complete the transfer, they help maintain muscle strength and give patients a greater sense of independence. This is a great rehabilitative tool to help a loved one improve mobility.
Effortless Transfers and Caregiving
While patient comfort and safety are the most important aspect of any lift, the Free Spirit Sit-to-Stand was also built with caregivers in mind. No more struggling with manual pumps: this electric lift can be operated with a push of a button from the remote hand pendant. Dual motors work to raise the lift and expand the base without manual strain. Once the patient has settled into the lift, easily cruise to your destination using an ergonomic oversized foam grip handle. An emergency stop button locks the lift in place quickly and safely.
Always There When You Need It
Thoughtful design ensures that you’ll never be without power in this electric lift. An LED indicator displays the battery level in an easy-to-read display. Time to charge? Quickly release the battery, then immediately plug it into a separate charging base or charge it onboard.
- Dual motors to power the lift & base
- Powered base to open/close legs
- Wide leg opening easily wraps around bariatric wheelchairs and equipment
- Oversized EZ Grip foam handle for increased control when moving the lift
- Emergency stop button locks the lift in place
- CPR function lowers and raises the lift when the battery is discharged
- Total pinch point protection
- Remote hand pendant with easy to read universal symbols for hi/lo and power base functions
- Quick release battery eliminates downtime
- Battery can be replaced immediately with separate charging base
- Battery can also be charged on board
- LED’s show battery charge level
- Charger case stores the charger plug on the lift
| Lifting Range: | 28" - 70" |
| Base Width: | 33" (Open) / 22" (Closed) |
| Power Base: | Yes |
| Caster Size: | Front: 3" Swivel / Rear: 4" Locking |
| Bed Clearance: | 4.5" |
| Actuator Brand: | Timotion |
| Weight Capacity: | 350 lbs |
| 15 YEAR ON FRAME |
| 3 YEAR ON ELECTRONICS |
| 1 YEAR BATTERY AND PENDANT WARRANTY |
Please refer to our return policy or contact our experts if you need more clarity
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