WINN’MOTION 175 HOIST

Meets standard en ISO 10535: 2007 for the transfer of handicapped patients by hoist.

• Emergency stop button on the side of the control box
• Audible low level battery alarm
• Actuator
• Anti-entrapment system
•  Actuator release possible by hand
• Hoist suitable for patients up to 175 Kg
• Padded hanger secured by fasteners equipped with a non-return system
• Light and compact for home and for nursing homes and hospitals
• Easy to transport and store

Conforms to standard EN ISO 10535: 200 applicable to hoists for transferring people who are disabled.

Safety:

• Emergency stop button on the side of the control box.
• Hoist is suitable for patients weighing up to 175 kg.
• Audible signal when the battery is running low
• Spreader bar padded and secured by suspension points fitted with a nonreturn system.
• Control box with emergency stop.
• Audible signal when battery is being charged.
•  Electric emergency lowering system.
• Anti-collapse system.
• Jack can be released using an ergonomic rotary knob.
• Battery autonomy 40 cycles (24 volts) (1 cycle = 1 lift/1 lowering), time
  required for a full charge: 8 to 10 hours.

Convenient:

• Light and compact for use at home or in collective care setting.
• Easy to dismantle into 2 parts.
• Easy to transport and store away.
• Easy to handle: twin-wheel castors Ø 75 mm at the front and Ø100 mm at
  the rear.
• Weight: 36 kg.
• 360° spreader bar rotation.
• Design castors (optional).
• Jack with anti-collapse system.
• Jack can be manually released using an ergonomic rotary knob.
• Feet can be manually moved further apart using a pedal system.

Who is eligible for VAT relief?

To be eligible for VAT relief the government says you have to fit the following criteria:

1. Charities – with a registered charity number.
2. A person is ‘chronically sick or disabled‘ if he/she is a person:

✔ With a physical or mental impairment which has a long-term and substantial adverse effect upon his/her ability to carry out everyday activities;

✔ Have a condition that doctors treat as a chronic sickness (e.g. diabetes).

✔ Who is terminally ill.

Guidance on eligibility is available from the National Advice Service on 0300 200 3700.

• You won’t qualify if you are only temporarily disabled or incapacitated, such as suffering from a broken leg or another temporary injury.
• Neither will you qualify if you are elderly but are otherwise able-bodied and don’t suffer from any chronic condition.

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