Electric hoist
Bariatric electric hoist
Stand-up hoist
Safer transfers for residents, less strain for your team
Equipment that helps carers move and reposition residents with confidence. It reduces manual handling injuries and supports safe moving-and-handling practice.
| Elevia | Flux | Helix | Motoi | Transr | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Type | Electric hoist | Bariatric electric hoist | Hydraulic hoist | Stand-up electric hoist | Standing-assist trolley |
| Use | Bed, chair and floor transfers | Heavier residents | Rooms without reliable power | Sit-to-stand for residents with some weight-bearing | Short indoor transfers |
| Working load | 204 kg (450 lb) | 272 kg (600 lb) | 204 kg (450 lb) | 204 kg (450 lb) | 130 kg |
| Lift range | 750–1700 mm | 810–1880 mm | 430–1570 mm | 965–1650 mm | n/a |
| Leg width | 510–725 mm, foot pedal | 730–1140 mm, powered | 560–970 mm | 560–830 mm, powered | n/a |
Common to the electric hoists: electric and manual height control, backup lithium battery, emergency stop, four castors (two braked), and colour-coded sling straps for quick, correct fitting.
Transr: a powder-coated steel standing-assist trolley weighing 23 kg. A knee support, seat board and handle form a stable triangle so residents stand supported. The low chassis slides under beds, the anti-slip footplate keeps feet secure, and braked castors (75 mm front, 100 mm rear) give controlled movement. 780 × 615 × 1070 mm. Optional 50 mm safety belt.
Thinking about a trial?
We hold limited trial stock, so get in touch and we'll let you know what's available and when. We can also talk your moving-and-handling lead through which hoist suits your residents.