How much does it cost to install a ceiling hoist?

The cost of installing a ceiling hoist can vary widely depending on factors such as the type of hoist, the length and complexity of the track system, and any additional customisations. On average, installations start at around £4000 for a basic straight monorail hoist.

What is the difference between a mobile hoist and a ceiling hoist?

A mobile hoist is a portable lifting device that can be moved between different locations and is typically used for short-term or temporary needs. A ceiling hoist, on the other hand, is permanently installed and provides a more seamless and space-efficient solution for lifting and transferring individuals.

Can you use a hoist without training?

No, it is not safe to use a hoist without proper training. All users should receive comprehensive training on how to operate the hoist, conduct safety checks, and handle emergency situations to prevent accidents and injuries.

How many people are required to use a ceiling lift?

Typically, one trained carer can use a ceiling lift. However, the specific requirements may vary based on the user's needs and the complexity of the transfer. Always adhere to the guidelines provided by the hoist manufacturer and your organisation's safety protocols.

What is a disadvantage of using a motorised hoist?

One potential disadvantage of a motorised hoist is that it requires a power source, making it unusable during power outages unless there is a backup system. Additionally, motorised components may require regular maintenance to ensure reliable operation.

What are the two most common accidents when using hoists?

User's Condition: Assess the individual's physical condition and mobility needs. Hoist and Sling Compatibility: Ensure that the hoist and sling are compatible and correctly fitted for the user. Safety Checks: Perform a thorough inspection of the hoist and sling for any signs of wear, damage, or malfunction before use.

What must you ensure you never do when using a hoist?

Never use a hoist that appears to be damaged or malfunctioning, and never leave the person being lifted unattended. Always follow safety protocols and ensure that the sling is securely attached before lifting.

Ceiling Hoist Systems

AirRise200 Hoist Unit

The AirRise200 Hoist Unit is a high-quality ceiling hoist designed for effortless and dignified patient transfers. Engineered for both comfort and efficiency, this unit operates with minimal noise, ensuring a smooth experience for both caregivers and users.

Features

Quiet Operation The Ceiling Hoist is extremely low noise in use, both in lifting and moving through the rail.

Advanced Battery Protection The AirRise 200 ceiling hoist unit includes a built-in, advanced battery protection system as a standard feature, managed by internal software. This system is designed to maintain battery health and prevent damage from complete discharge.

Smooth Lifting Experience A swift lifting speed with slow start and stop has patients feeling at ease while still making sure that you can get the transfer done quickly and safely.

Versatile Spreader Bar Compatibility Clips or loops, electrical or manual spreader bar, configure it the way that works for you. Our special central suspension point makes changing out of spreader bars easy and fool proof.

Effortless Charging Charged by hand control, using a magnetic wall charger.

Easy and Precise Movement Double steering trolley for an easy and smooth transfer through the AirGlide360 Rail.

Specifications

Maximum lifting capacity 200kg

Operation PLS Hand Control

Central Suspension Point Quick release hook with possibility to fix a spreader bar with a bolt d=10mm

Minimum charging time (critical level) 8 hours

Battery indicator Status LED. Green = full, orange = charge, red = critical.

Switch-off time when not in use 15 minutes

Number of lifts per full charge @70cm >75 @80kg. >45 @200 kg.

Lifting tape (total length) 35x2400 mm (longer available)

Weight 10kg