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The Tenor is a highly efficient solution for transferring and positioning bariatric residents/patients. The combination of the new four-point spreader bar's widely spaced shoulder attachment points and the extended boom length ensures that residents/patients can be transferred in comfort and, if necessary, repositioned through 360º for access to a bed, chair or wheelchair. One major advantage with the Tenor system is its mobility – it can provide good coverage in bariatric care, as it can be easily moved to wherever it is needed.
Caregivers will recognise many aspects of the Tenor™ from working with other ArjoHuntleigh mobile lifts: easy to apply slings, simple handheld control unit and ergonomically sound procedures. All bariatric slings are color-coded to make size selection as easy as possible.
- The Tenor was designed in cooperation with residents/patients and caregivers
- Safe Working Load 704 lbs (320 kg)
- Every Tenor is tested before shipment to lift weights over and above its safe working load
- The new bariatric sling range (M-XXL) provides optimum support for different bariatric body shapes
- New four-point loop sling spreader bar with widely spaced shoulder attachment points to improve comfort for bariatric residents/patients
- Spreader bar can be rotated 360º to allow for exact positioning
- Light weight aluminum structure
| Weight: | 138 lbs |
| Weight Capacity: | 700 lbs |
| Base Open: | 44" |
| Base Closed: | 24" |
| Max. Height: | 79" |
| Min. Height | 28" |
| Length: | 56 3/4" |
| Turning Radius: | 65" |
| Battery: | 24V 4AH |
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