Molift Smart 150 Battery ChargerThe charger can be placed on the wall or on a tabletop. It provides optimal charging, and alter automatically between our different sizes of battery packs. Charges NiMH battery packs, item no 0541000 (14,4V) and 1341100 (26,4V).
Molift Smart 150 Travel SuitcaseThis hard shell suitcase provides additional protection when transporting by air. It is TSA approved for air travel and ideal for the client with an active life.
Molift Smart 150 Soft Transport BagWhen Molift Smart 150 is folded it can easily and quickly be packed into the soft travel bag. The bag protects and enables easy transporting of the hoist, battery, charger and sling during travel.
ORBIT® Patient Transfer LiftThe ORBIT® Patient Transfer Lift facilitates safe transfers and is ideal for a home setting, thanks to its ability to spin 360 degrees and its innovative single post design.
Easytrack Free Standing SystemArjoHuntleigh Easytrack free standing system for portable ceiling lifts is designed to aid patients with mobility impairment in continuing normal activities at home.
FST-300 Portable Free Standing TrackThe FST-300 Portable Free Standing Track by Handicare is a lightweight and durable track system for both homecare and facility use.
Castor Free Standing TrackThe Castor is an ideal solution for occasional lifting needs in a specific location, or where it is not possible to install a permanent rail system on the ceiling.
If you plan on using an overhead patient lift, then you will need an appropriate track system for the lift to run on. Track systems come in many different orientations so that you can find the track system that’s just right for your needs and room setup.
Track systems range from the simple to the complex. At the most basic, a freestanding straight rail track travels over the patient’s bed and allows you to transfer them from bed into a wheelchair by the bed’s side, and vice versa. You can also choose track systems which facilitate patient transfers in the bathroom.
You will find that some track systems are freestanding, while others require installation into the wall or ceiling. Determining just which track system is right for your needs will depend on the room that you’re working in, the space that you have available, and whether you’re looking for a long-term track system. In some cases, it may be well worth the effort to install a track system into the ceiling or wall. In other instances, a free standing track system may easily fulfill your needs.
When investing in a track system, especially one that will be used in the home, carefully consider whether portability is an important feature. If you’re working with limited space, the ability to wheel the track system away when it’s not in use can be an appealing advantage. You will also want to make sure that the track system can be adjusted to suit your needs – a track must be tall and wide enough to fit over the patient’s bed.
Track systems offer a convenient alternative to the task of installing a ceiling track system in your home. Track systems allow you to enjoy the benefits of an overhead ceiling patient lift without the installation expense of a full ceiling track system.