• Efficiency in overcoming steps: the three-wheel system minimizes jolts and facilitates the transition between steps during transport.
• Reduction of physical effort: the rotation mechanics allow operators to distribute the load more ergonomically than traditional carrying chairs.
• Maneuvering versatility: the possibility of operating both uphill and downhill makes the device suitable for evacuations from basements or to upper floors.
• Space optimization: the depth of only 31 cm when folded allows for storage in safety cabinets or rescue vehicles with minimal footprint.
• Structural stability: the solid frame ensures rigid support for the patient, which is essential in the absence of suspension systems to maintain constant control.

The H667_09 chair finds primary application in emergency evacuation protocols in civil, hospital buildings, and public facilities without ramps or in the event of elevator inactivity. It is suitable for residential rescue in condominiums with narrow stairs and for patient transfer between different levels in home care or clinical contexts.

This chair is the right choice when the operational scenario involves the need to perform not only the descent, but also the stair ascent, a complex operation with standard track models. It is suitable for facilities requiring a reliable mechanical device, free of electronic components subject to maintenance or recharging, guaranteeing immediate readiness for use. It represents a balanced solution between lightness (14 kg) and load capacity for patients up to 90 kg.

How does this model differ from track evacuation chairs?

Unlike track models, which use friction for controlled descent, the H667_09 chair uses a 3-wheel system that also actively allows the ascent of steps, however requiring the coordinated action of the operators.

What are the safety requirements for the maximum load?

The chair is designed and tested to support a load capacity of up to 90 kg. Exceeding this limit can compromise structural integrity and safety during handling on stairs.

Can the chair be used by a single operator?

No, to ensure patient safety and correct weight management on the steps, the manufacturer prescribes use by a minimum of 2 up to a maximum of 4 operators.

Is there a damping system?

No, this specific model does not include suspension systems, favoring a compact structure and direct transmission of movement for greater manual control by rescuers.