Patient Hoist Portable Lifter – Safe & Efficient Patient Transfer for Aged Care, Hospitals, and Homes

The Patient Hoist Portable Lifter is a versatile and ergonomic lifting device designed for safe and efficient patient transfers in aged care facilities, hospitals, homes, and disability support settings. Ideal for non-weight-bearing patients, this portable lifter helps caregivers lift, move, and position patients with minimal physical effort, reducing the risk of injury and improving patient comfort.

Featuring a high boom for clear space, quick-release mechanisms, and user-friendly hand controls, the hoist ensures secure and precise patient positioning. Its swing-in/out base frame and ergonomic push handles make it easy to operate even in confined spaces, while high-strength steel construction guarantees durability for heavy-duty use.

Key Features

• Ergonomic 360° rotating boom for easy patient positioning
• High-strength steel frame with durable powder coating
• Quick-release spreader bar – no tools required
• Swing in/out base frame for access in tight spaces
• Electrically controlled hand pendant for smooth and precise lifting
• Emergency manual operation in case of power failure
• Universal sling included for versatile patient support
• Quiet operation with high-strength casters and brakes

Specifications

• Motor: 24V / 8000N
• Noise Level: 65 dB(A)
• Battery Capacity: 60–80 lifts per charge
• Lifting Speed: 8.3 mm/s
• Lifting Range: 850–1850 mm
• Weight Capacity: 185 kg
• Dimensions (L×W×H): 1200 × 620 × 1225 mm
• Net Weight: 45 kg
• Type: Rehabilitation Equipment
• Function: Patient Lifting & Transfer

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How does a hoist assist an individual?
   A hoist mechanically lifts a patient from sitting or lying positions, safely moving them to another area, such as a bed, chair, or bathtub.
2. What is a hoist used for in aged care?
   It is used for residents who are non-weight-bearing, lifting them vertically to reposition safely.
3. How do you use a patient hoist?
   Position the hoist and patient, lower the patient into place, unclip attachments, then remove the sling.
4. What should you check before using a hoist?
   Ensure the hoist has been serviced recently, the unit functions properly, the sling is correct, brakes are off, and emergency functions are understood.