Voyager Portable Easytrack 3 Post (**Lift Motor Sold Separately)
By Hoyer
SKU# 93000 / Item ID # 9454
Ships by: Wed, Oct 18th
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3 -post system ONLY - designed to be used with the HOYER OVERHEAD LIFT
- Easy set-up: The lightweight components and design allow for quick easy set-up by a single person in less than 5 minutes
- Portable: Lightweight aluminum can be transported along with the Voyager lift providing a temporary solution when traveling
- Non-permanent Installation: The unique floor-to-ceiling spring-loaded design does not require permanent installation or alterations to the ceiling or electrical, thus saving the homeowner considerable money while maintaining the decor of the home
- Easy-glide, Telescopic Rail: The design of the telescopic rail allows caregivers to smoothly glide the person being transferred without strain or risk of back injury
- Telescopic Post allows the Easytrack to be used with ceiling heights from 7 ft. - 9 ft.
- Sliding rail is adjustable 6 ft. - 10 ft. in length
- Small Footprint: The small feet of the Easytrack allow use even in the smallest bedroom or bathroom where a conventional floor lifter could not be maneuvered
| Overall Height: | 11.25" |
| Overall Length: | 5.50" |
| Disassembles for Transport/Storage: | Yes |
| Sling Types: | 4-Point Sling |
| Sling Cradle Height: | 0" to 48" |
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