246 E1 Stretcher Trolley
E1 Hydraulic Emergency Department Stretcher Trolley
www.spservices.co.uk
Tel: 01952 288 999 Evac+Chair 500
Evac+Chair is a universal evacuation solution for smooth stairway descent during an emergency. This single user operation ensures no heavy lifting or manual handling is required during emergency evacuation procedures.
• A two person operation enhanced • Evac+Chair with an increased passenger payload capacity of 500lbs/227kg
• Uses basic principles of gravity and friction, not gadgets. There is no installation. It’s always ready for immediate on-the-job protection
• For use on steep stairs (45°) • Easy to Use • Lightweight • No heavy lifting required
• Includes Patient Restraints Photo Luminescent Signage Wall Mounted Hooks Dust Cover Fold away lower grip handle Foot rest
• Dimensions Height 120cm Width 52cm Depth 22cm
• Weight 13kg (unladen) • Payload Capacity 500lbs/227kg
• The E1 Hydraulic A&E Stretcher Trolley with mattress is suitable for patient transfer, examination, treatment and recovery
• With 150mm dustproof castors and a retractable 5th wheel steering system the trolley is extremely manoeuvrable
• Central locking system securely locks the wheels
• The mattress platform is constructed of durable ABS with gas springs to support the back rest ensuring easy operation
• The E1 also features an IV pole and oxygen bottle holder on the head of the stretcher
• An extremely durable, manoeuvrable and lightweight stretcher trolley
• The stretcher has four adjustment modes, back rest tilt, hi-low, trendelenburg and reverse trendelenburg, operated by gas and hydraulic pumps
• Includes full size, wipe clean mattress with handles
• 150mm diameter dustproof castors with advanced central locking system make the stretcher move steadily, reliably and lightly
• The mattress platform of the stretcher is of separate structure with the back rest section supported by gas spring
• Dimensions: 1960 x 660 x 650/915mm CODE CH/440 ITEM Evac+Chair 440 Evacuation Chair Saver Safe Evacuation Chair
Are you equipped to deal with a building evacuation situation? Do you conform with the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 (FSO), the Equality Act 2010 and the Disability Equality Duty (DED, applicable to public bodies)? If you cannot evacuate disabled personnel then the answer is NO! The Saver Safe Evacuation chair is a simple and effective solution.
• The Saver Safe Evacuation chair is a single user operation emergency evacuation chair
• Glides down stairs easily and smoothly to ensure no heavy lifting or manual handling is required
• The Saver Safe Evacuation chair is the total solution for any emergency evacuation situation
• Lower, adjustable easy-grip handle for operator control and comfort
• Lightweight, with a compact profile for easy storage and use • Seat attached all round, allowing easy lateral patient transfers
• Removable, adjustable head pad and comprehensive patient restraint systems to enhance patient comfort and safety
• Supplied with wall bracket, cover and sign • Dimensions:
Width: 527mm Height: 1334mm extended 927mm retracted 1030mm folded
CODE ITEM FU/325 E1 Hydraulic Emergency A&E Stretcher including Mat PRICE £3995.00
• Weight: 10.5kg CH/033
CODE Transportation ITEM Saver Safe Evacuation Chair
Depth: 914mm overall 254mm folded
PRICE £699.99 Prices exclude VAT and Carriage - Standard terms and conditions apply Prices exclude VAT and Carriage - Standard terms and conditions apply Transportation
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Evacuation Chair
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MADE IN THE UK
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