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Joerns Hoyer HPL402 Classic Deluxe Electric Power Patient Lift | Safe working load 400 lbs.| Ergonomic Handle Grips | Adjustable U-base

Original price $1,838.00 - Original price $1,838.00
Original price
$1,838.00
$1,838.00 - $1,838.00
Current price $1,838.00

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The Hoyer HPL402 is a battery-powered patient lift from Joerns with a 400 lb safe working load. Its handle grips have an ergonomic shape. If the power is off, a mechanical release lever lets the caregiver lower the patient. The actuator is mounted in reverse to give the patient more knee clearance, and an adjustable U-base makes seating and toileting easier.

Patient lifts should be used only by caregivers trained in safe patient handling, with a compatible Hoyer sling sized for the patient.

Features

  • Adjustable U-base for seating or toileting
  • Reverse-mounted actuator for more knee clearance
  • Mechanical down-release lever for lowering without power
  • Ergonomic handle grips
  • Leg guards and caster bumpers protect walls and furniture
  • Optional scale

Specifications

  • Model: HPL402
  • Safe working load: 400 lb

Specifications

Weight Capacity 400 lbs.
Product Weight 84 lbs.
Lifts Patient from Floor Yes
Max Lifting Range 76"
Min Lifting Range 29"
Base Width (Open) 40.5"
Base Width (Closed) 24"
Base Length 43.5"
Base Height 4.8"
Sling Type 4-Point, 6-Point
Front Wheel Size 3"
Rear Wheel Size 3"
Warranty on Frame One Year Limited
Shipping Weight 114 lbs.

Features

  • Reverse actuator improves resident legroom
  • Single-speed actuator
  • 6-point non-sway cradle
  • Ergonomic hand grips
  • Caster bumpers
  • Compatible with 2, 4 and 6-point slings
  • Emergency stop button
  • 400 lbs. weight capacity

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