The New Sprinter WAS 500 Multifunction Ambulance

Product catalog summary

Overview: The document describes the WAS 500 Ambulance, a multifunctional emergency vehicle built on a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter chassis. It emphasizes the ambulance's state-of-the-art technology, comfort, and versatility for various medical emergencies, including intensive care and bariatric transport.

Key Features:

Design and Ergonomics: The ambulance is designed for optimal space utilization and ergonomic efficiency, ensuring comfort and safety for both rescue personnel and patients. It includes illuminated grab handles and a wide sliding door for quick access.
Exterior Features: Equipped with advanced LED lighting systems for enhanced visibility and safety, including working lights, warning light bars, and intersection lights. It also features a 360° eagle eye vision camera for comprehensive surveillance.
Interior Features: The interior includes a Stryker Powerload stretcher system, various storage compartments, and a multifunctional patient room with adjustable seating. It also has a CAN bus central electrical system, climate control, and a heat exchanger for patient comfort.
Base Vehicle Specifications: The ambulance is based on the Mercedes Benz Sprinter 516 CDI model, with a 7-gear automatic transmission and a maximum weight of 5000 kg. It features a robust box body with multiple access compartments for medical equipment.
Special Features: The vehicle includes WAS Door Assist for all doors, a universal fixation system for medical equipment, and noise reduction features to enhance the recognition of rescue vehicles by road users.

Conclusion: The WAS 500 Ambulance is a highly adaptable and technologically advanced vehicle designed to meet the highest standards of safety and efficiency in emergency medical services.

Catalog excerpts

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MAKING VEHICLES SPECIAL Comfortable and Versatile: The New Sprinter WAS 500 Multifunction Ambulance. WAS | 500 AMBULANCE 5 T

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The New WAS 500 Type C, 5 t: A Multitalent for Versatile Use. SHORT DESCRIPTION Perfect use of space combined with ergonomic design for rescue personnel and patients following highest requirements in security and technology: The new WAS 500 on a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter chassis presents all established standard of the WAS brand. The patient compartment offers optimal working conditions and enough pace for a comfortable treatment of the patient. The illuminated grab handles facilitate the daily work of the rescue service personnel. The wide sliding door on the right side enables fast and secure...

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EXTERIOR LED working lights LED warning light bar in front, type nFORCE LED rear warning system, type WAS Design LED front flashers (blue) LED front flashers (blue/amber) LED intersection lights LED flashers integrated in the side view mirrors LED side flashers on the side of the box (blue/amber) LED flashers at the rear portal Acoustic electronic siren mounted in the grill 2 x 2 pressure air horn siren, system by Martin, mounted under the bumper LED lighting at driver’s and co-driver’s doors Rear lights in LED technology 360° eagle eye vision camera, Type Brigade OOV livery acc. to SOVAM standards...

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The new Sprinter WAS 500 RTW Typ C, 5 t: State of the Art in Technology and Comfort. BASE VEHICLE The noise reduction inside modern vehicles has the consequence that it becomes more difficult for road users to recognise rescue vehicles. The high quality front and rear warning system offers considerably better visibility and security. Mercedes Benz Sprinter 516 CDI Vehicle Type 7 gear automatic transmission Wheel base SPECIAL FEATURES WAS Door Assist for all doors and compartment doors Multifunctional compartments, accessible from inside and outside Comfortable attendant’s seats Universal fixation...

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