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Drive 13240 Medical Electric Patient Lift with Rechargeable Battery White
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- Drive 13240 Medical Electric Patient Lift with Rechargeable Battery White
- SKU
- JC1981
Source specifications
- Product Dimensions
- 54.5 x 33.5 x 9 inches; 9.51 Pounds
- Item model number
- 13240
- Manufacturer
- Drive Medical
The details
About this item
This electric lift by Drive Medical charges quickly and easily from an AC outlet thanks to a convenient non-removable rechargeable battery. The battery can be charged by plugging in the unit, and never needs to be removed. (The lift will not operate while plugged in.) Heavy gauge construction and a jumbo actuator pump that lowers the patient ensures safe repositioning. The pump even includes an emergency button and can be switched to manual mode. Two features ensure you won't misjudge the product's battery life: an audible warning will alert you once the battery power falls below 50% and a "CHARGE" light will automatically shut off when the battery is fully charged. The unit comes with a foldable mast and a wide, stable base for easy storage and transportation, making it ideal for homecare, and is for use with 4-point and Heavy-gauge construction; Jumbo actuator pump with emergency button can switch to manual mode to lower patient down safely; Fast, easy charge from AC outlet; Battery does not need to be removed to be charged; Lift will not operate while plugged in; Audible warning when battery power falls below 50 percent; For home-care use Choose your platform/edition, then jump
- Heavy-gauge construction
- Jumbo actuator pump with emergency button can switch to manual mode to lower patient down safely
- Fast, easy charge from AC outlet; Battery does not need to be removed to be charged; Lift will not operate while plugged in
- Audible warning when battery power falls below 50 percent
- For home-care use
From the manufacturer
Product details
This electric lift by Drive Medical charges quickly and easily from an AC outlet thanks to a convenient non-removable rechargeable battery. The battery can be charged by plugging in the unit, and never needs to be removed. (The lift will not operate while plugged in.) Heavy gauge construction and a jumbo actuator pump that lowers the patient ensures safe repositioning. The pump even includes an emergency button and can be switched to manual mode. Two features ensure you won't misjudge the product's battery life: an audible warning will alert you once the battery power falls below 50% and a "CHARGE" light will automatically shut off when the battery is fully charged. The unit comes with a foldable mast and a wide, stable base for easy storage and transportation, making it ideal for homecare, and is for use with 4-point and 2-point slings.
Highlights: Heavy-gauge construction Jumbo actuator pump with emergency button can switch to manual mode to lower patient down safely Fast, easy charge from AC outlet; Battery does not need to be removed to be charged; Lift will not operate while plugged in Audible warning when battery power falls below 50 percent For home-care use
Key details: Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No | Product Dimensions: 54.5 x 33.5 x 9 inches; 9.51 Pounds | Customer Reviews: 2.2 2.2 out of 5 stars (7)
What you can expect: Heavy-gauge construction Jumbo actuator pump with emergency button can switch to manual mode to lower patient down safely Fast, easy charge from AC outlet; Battery does not need to be removed to be charged; Lift will not operate while plugged in Audible warning when battery power falls below 50 percent For home-care use
Customer feedback: 2.2/5 average rating.
Review snippets: I have to agree with the other one-star review, it's a piece of junk. It works for 2 weeks and then motor stopped working. Drive Medical said we have to go through seller for any repair/return. Luckily agrees to / So mom has been a wheelchair since she broke her hip 15 months ago, by the time she had healed up she had forgotten how to walk (dementia). Lately she's been getting heavier due to inactivity and more and more
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