Refurbished Evacuation Chair
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Description
The 6254 is a hand-carried, lightweight device, designed for evacuation of disabled or injured persons weighing up to 500 lb from multilevel facilities.
It is intended to aid in the transportation of passengers up and/or down a flight of stairs in an evacuation setting, whether it be for medical conditions, service interruptions, emergencies, and/or accidents. The patented Stair-TREAD tracks allow a single operator to evacuate passengers weighing up to 200 pounds. Two operators can manage passengers up to 500 pounds.
The extendable handle allows the operator to have a forward-facing, upright posture for balance, line-of-sight, and ergonomic safety. Foot end lift handles also extend, allowing two people to lift an evacuee over obstacles or upstairs.
Features
- Foldaway foot support provides additional passenger security and stability.
- Positive action locking mechanism for passenger security.
- Contoured seat for comfort.
- Folds and stores in a small space (corridors or closets).
- Wheels provide maneuverability in narrow passageways.
- Dual wheel locks for more secure transfers.
- Oversized rear wheels with sealed bearing for smoother transports.
- Easy set-up and instruction pictograms on the seatback.
- Color-coded controls for faster operation.
- Lightweight, rugged aluminum construction for low effort transports.
- Power washable for easy cleaning.
- Grease-free maintenance for ease of care.
- Molded hand grips fit hands for better ergonomics.
- Head support allows evacuation of passengers with compromised head control.
Product Specifications
| Height: | 45" (114.3 cm) |
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| Width: | 20.5" (52 cm) |
| Depth: | 28" (71 cm) |
| Folded Depth: | 11" (28 cm) |
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| Weight: | 34 lb (15 kg) |
| Maximum Load Capacity: | 500 lbs (227 kg) |
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