Overview
The Electric Stair Climbing Chair is designed to move patients and elderly users safely up and down stairs in residential and clinical settings. It features a high-strength aluminum alloy frame and an electric ascent/descent mechanism with a geared track for stability on steps. A rechargeable battery provides up to 48 hours of operation per full charge. The chair folds for transport and storage and includes a safety belt, manual rear brakes, a stair hold function to help prevent slipping, lift-up armrests, a folding footrest, solid wheels that do not require inflation, and a height-adjustable push handle. Maximum user weight: 160 kg.
Key features
- Purpose-built for safe, stable stair ascent and descent
- Suitable for older adults, patients, and users with limited mobility
- High-durability, rust-resistant aluminum alloy frame
- Rechargeable battery; up to 48 hours per full charge
- Integrated safety belt
- Geared track system for enhanced grip on stairs
- Stair hold function to help prevent slipping
- Lift-up armrests for easier transfers
- Folding footrest
- Solid wheels; no inflation required
- Manual rear brakes
- Height-adjustable push handle
- Foldable for easier storage and transport
- Supports users up to 160 kg
Benefits
- Facilitates inter-floor transfer without manual carrying
- Reduces physical strain on caregivers
- Enhances safety when using stairs
- Suitable for homes, hospitals, and medical centers
- Supports greater user independence
- Practical solution for buildings without elevators
Technical specifications
- Type: Electric stair-climbing chair
- Maximum user weight: 160 kg
- Battery: Rechargeable
- Operating time: Up to 48 hours after full charge
- Material: High-quality aluminum alloy
- Safety system: Safety belt, manual rear brakes, stair fixation/hold system
- Intended use: Home, hospitals, rehabilitation centers, care homes
- Foldable: Yes
Suitable users and settings
- Older adults
- Patients with stroke or spinal cord injury
- Wheelchair users
- Post-operative patients
- Rehabilitation and physiotherapy centers
- Hospitals, clinics, and care homes
