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Xpedition Powered Stair chair brochure

Xpedition Powered Stair chair brochure

Xpedition Powered Stair chair brochure

Product catalog summary
Introduction
Xpedition is Stryker's first powered stair chair designed to enhance safety and efficiency in patient transport. It offers increased comfort and security for both caregivers and patients.

Design and Safety Features
The chair is equipped with a powered track to reduce caregiver injury and fatigue, and it minimizes patient tip back on stairs. Integrated lights improve visibility, and the intuitive user interface with backlit buttons enhances operation ease.

Integration and Compatibility
Xpedition maintains the same storage footprint as the Stair-PRO® chair but with a wider seat pan. It shares a universal lithium-ion battery with the Power-PRO™ 2 ambulance cot. The chair is IPX6 rated for durability and washability, and it features customizable speed options for stair navigation.

Enhanced Care Experience
The chair's smooth track prevents staircase damage, and large wheels facilitate movement across various terrains. It is designed for easy maneuvering in tight spaces and allows single-user operation for stair ascent.

Specifications
The Xpedition Model 6257 has a safe working load of 500 pounds (227 kg) and dimensions of 37.5 inches in height, 20.5 inches in width, and 25 inches in depth. It features a maximum stair pitch of 45° and a transport speed of 71 steps per minute.

Power System
The chair uses a 25.6 VDC LiFePO4 battery and a charger compatible with 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz.

Conclusion
Stryker's commitment to quality ensures reliable performance of the Xpedition stair chair, supporting first responders and hospitals in critical events.
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Xpedition Powered Stair chair brochure-1

powered stair chair Powered. Easy. Versatile.

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Xpedition Powered Stair chair brochure-2

Move faster. Climb higher. When you’re ascending great heights, you need power you can depend on, patients that trust your care and products that never stop improving. Xpedition, Stryker’s first powered stair chair, helps get the job done easier and more effectively with increased comfort and security for both your team and the patient—because the journey is just as important as the destination. Designed for increased safety* • Allows caregivers to safely and ergonomically move patients up and down stairs, utilizing a powered track to help decrease the risk of caregiver injury and fatigue. •...

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More power, every step of the way Xpedition Model 6257: specifications Note—Safe working load includes weight of the patient, equipment and accessories. Folded depth Foot end carry handle length Minimum stair width Minimum landing length (for U-shaped stairs) Maximum slope uphill/downhill Maximum permissible slope of upper and lower landings Maximum pitch of stairs Maximum speed for transporting up and down stairs Weight Chair Patient containment system (PCS) Component weight Footrest Power system Battery (650700080301)

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Working in partnership with our customers, Stryker develops technologies and devices to give first responders and hospitals more control during a critical event. Our uncompromising commitment to quality means product performance you can count on. When an emergency strikes, we’re with you. In the community, in the field and in the hospital. Contact your local sales representative or visit stryker.com *Based on the design and construction attributes and a customer usability survey as compared to Stryker’s Stair-PRO® chair. Emergency Care This document is intended solely for the use of healthcare...

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*Prices are pre-tax. They exclude delivery charges and customs duties and do not include additional charges for installation or activation options. Prices are indicative only and may vary by country, with changes to the cost of raw materials and exchange rates.