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On level ground and on stairs, the C-max U2 proves its versatility.

On level ground and on stairs, the C-max U2 proves its versatility.

 

 Helping to serve the whole community

The operator uses little physical effort to handle the C-max U2. The adjustable hand grips ensure an ergonomically efficient position.

With the unique braking system engaging automatically on the edge of each step, safety and confidence whilst in operation is ensured.

Although the C-max U2 has been designed for use for ambulance and community transport services, it has proven successful in other applications including:

  • fire evacuation

  • buildings where storage is an issue

  • for individuals who have vehicles with tracking installed for use with 4-point webbing system.

The C-max U2 Powered Stairclimber, is used to safely and effectively transport passengers with reduced mobility up and down stairs.

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An essential alternative to the carry chair; one person operates the stairclimber, with a passenger weighing up to 160kg (25 stone), without any physical lifting involved.

This dramatically reduces the risk of strain related injuries, creating a safer and more enjoyable experience for both staff and passenger. There are significant financial benefits due to substantial reductions in staff absenteeism.

On level ground and on stairs, the C-max U2 proves its versatility.

Due to its compact dimensions, it is easy to manoeuvre in small areas and on very narrow or winding staircases. Works safely on all types of floor coverings including wood, stone metal and carpet.

On level ground and on stairs, the C-max U2 proves its versatility. On level ground and on stairs, the C-max U2 proves its versatility.

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