Raizer II, Battery Operated Mobile Lifting Chair

Product Description

Patient Lift and Stand Assists - Raizer II, Battery Operated Mobile Lifting Chair : Raizer II is a battery-operated mobile lifting chair that helps a fallen person up to an almost standing position in a few minutes. The aid can be operated by only a single assistant, and it requires only limited physical effort from the operator aside from a helping hand. A person who has fallen and cannot get up again is lifted comfortably to a sitting or almost standing position in a way that supports the entire body throughout the process. This way of lifting shows consideration for the importance of being helped up in a dignified and safe way. Raizer II is easily assembled under a fallen person, and the lifting process is swiftly initiated by a push of a button on the remote control or the control panel on the side of the seat. This means that the assistant does not have to carry out a lift and is exposed to no strain on the back or shoulders as you may experience with other appliances. A person working alone can easily manage the Raizer II and assist the fallen person. Making the Raizer II ideal for home care, in institutions, rescue services and other services requiring a lifting aid and transfer of persons with limited mobility. All the materials have been carefully selected with special attention to stability and durability and considering both the helper and the fallen person. Raizer II is fitted with safety belts that are to be attached to both backrests to make sure that the fallen person feels secure and comfortable during the lifting process. It is possible to attach additional safety belts on the backrests of Raizer II. Thus, the torso of the fallen person can be secured in several positions for increased comfort. Raizer II offers an exclusive and user-friendly design with intuitive sound and light indicators making it easy to quickly assemble the Raizer II at any location. The two backrests are alike, and the four identical legs can be swiftly fitted in any sequence thus making the Raizer II quick and easy to assemble under the fallen person. All surfaces of Raizer II have been developed to be easy to clean as regards choice of materials and surface structure, and the surfaces of Raizer II may also be disinfected. The lifting chair is battery-powered and therefore there are no awkward power cords when operating. Raizer II will emit a warning if the remote control is not returned to its place after use. When disassembled, Raizer II is carried in two bags to the location; backrests and legs are carried in a bag with ergonomic carrying straps for hand or back (long strap for shoulders or two straps as a backpack). The motor unit/seat is carried separately in a protective cover with a soft handle ergonomically designed to make sure that it is carried close to the body.