RL60
RL60
The RL60 stairlift, manufactured by Högg Liftsysteme AG in Switzerland, is designed to enhance mobility and quality of life. It supports a nominal load of 160 kg, with an optional capacity of 250 kg. The control system includes a key switch, hold-on scanner, and emergency stop. The drive system operates on 37V CA with a pinion on chain mechanism, and the rail is made of aluminum. It requires a 230V CA electrical connection with a 13A fuse and can reach a maximum speed of 0.15 m/sec. The stairlift is CE/TÜV approved and suitable for inclines from 0 to 60 degrees. The standard design includes a wheelchair attachment bracket, with optional features such as cordless call points, special mounting, and platform applications.
The RL60 is designed for easy installation, even in narrow staircases with steep inclines. The rail guide can be adjusted to pass through doors, ensuring flexibility in various environments. The drive mechanism incorporates the latest technology to ensure long-term safety. An optional platform can be attached directly to the slings, allowing wheelchair users to drive onto the platform and secure themselves with a belt. The lift can be attached to either concrete or wooden ceilings, and features a manual control unit on a spiral cable for individual operation. A wireless station is available for calling and sending the lift.
The RL60 stairlift provides a unique solution for wheelchair users, offering independence and mobility. Its sturdy design meets high safety standards, ensuring comfortable transportation between floors. Boarding, departure, and parking areas can be customized to meet user needs and local conditions. The ergonomic controls and customization options make operation simple, even for users with limited motor skills or with the assistance of an attendant. The rail is elegantly led under the stairs, and the wheelchair can be easily hooked onto the lift by driving into the receiving bracket.
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More mobility – for a better quality of life
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The solution to overcome your staircase with the wheelchair The wheelchair ceiling lift is a unique solution for the wheelchair user to be completely independent and mobile. The sturdy design is in accordance with the highest safety standard to ensure comfortable transportation between different floors. Boarding, departure and parking areas can be adapted to suit your needs and local conditions. Attaching the wheelchair to the ceiling lift and the operation are simple thanks to ergonomic controls and customization, with a few simple steps. This also with limited motor skills by the lift user...
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Easy construction The RL60 can be easily installed everywhere – even in narrow staircases with steep incline. By simple adjustments even the rail guide through doors is possible. The drive mechanism employs the latest technology for your guarantee of long-term safety. Platform optional The platform is attached directly to the slings. With the wheelchair you drive on the platform and secure yourself with the belt. Manual control unit on spiral cable for individual operation Front attachment to the wheelchair Wireless station for calling and sending the lift
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Rail led elegantly under the stairs
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Your professional on all stairs
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Manufacturer: Nominal load: Controls: Drive system: Rail: Electrical connection: Speed: Technical conformity: Area of application: Standard design: Hogg Liftsysteme AG, Switzerland 160 kg, optional 250 kg key switch hold-on scanner (pressure scanner) emergency stop 37V CA / pinion on chain aluminium rail 230V CA Fuse 13A max. 0,15m/sec CE/TOV approved inclines from 0 degrees (horizontal) to 60 degrees including wheelchair attachment bracket Optional: - cordless call and transmission points - special mounting - platform - special applications Subject to changes without notice
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