Overview
The WAS 500 Bariatric Ambulance is designed for efficient use and optimal safety, combining cutting-edge production methods with long-term experience. It features a carefully thought-out design to maximize space and safety, equipped with advanced technology for visibility and communication.

Exterior Features
The ambulance includes a high-visibility 'Battenburg' livery design with retro-reflective markings, LED alley lights, and a comprehensive LED warning system. It is equipped with a rear-view camera, side camera for blind spot monitoring, and a roof spoiler with helmet storage. The vehicle also has a side sliding door and an external storage compartment for rescue tools.

Interior Features
The interior is equipped with a pull-out pharmacy cabinet, lockable medicine compartments, and various storage solutions. It includes a Stryker Powerload stretcher system for heavy patients, LED interior lighting, and an intercom system for communication between the driver and paramedic. The ambulance also features a central control unit for climate control and a bracket for a tablet for patient data recording.

Box Construction
The ambulance is a Model Type C bariatric ambulance with internal dimensions of 3590 mm in length, 2080 mm in width, and 1975 mm in height. It includes a sliding door and rear double hinged doors, with a rear storage compartment for rescue tools.

Driver's Compartment
The driver's compartment features a center console with controls for the warning system, a monitor for camera displays, and a radio pre-fit for digital and analogue radio. It includes loading technology for 230 V and 12 V, a foot switch for the signal system, and helmet storage.

Basic Vehicle Specifications
The ambulance is based on a Mercedes Benz Sprinter, model 519 CDI 4 x 2 and 4 x 4, with an engine output of 140 kW / 187 HP and a 7G-TRONIC PLUS automatic transmission. It includes various safety and comfort features such as airbags, an air-con system, and cruise control. The permitted total weight is 5000 kg, and it includes assistants like hill start assist and lane-keeping assistant.

Additional Features
The ambulance includes an airline track system for loading medical equipment and a Stryker Powerload stretcher system for heavy patients. The controls on the left attendant’s seat allow for the control of all central functions while driving.