Garaventa Wheelchair Stairlift (PR02789)
Garaventa Wheelchair Stairlift
https://ilcaustralia.org.au/products/2789
A wheelchair stairlift specifically designed for public buildings and for straight and curved stairways. The wheelchair platform has a folding ramp at each end. There is an optional fold down seat for ambulatory people. The lift operates by a constant pressure switch on the platform or by an extension control for an attendant. It is suitable for interior or exterior applications. 3 models area available, the Artira for straight or curved stairways, X3 for straight stairways, Xpress2 for a straight stairway that has two platforms..
General Details
- Extra product information
. When not in use the platform folds up to leave stairway clear.
GSL-1
- Runs on two parallel steel tubes or 50 mm diameter set 600 mm apart vertically.
- These support tubes can only be fitted to the central core of turning
stairways.
- The drive system is positioned at the top of the stairway housed in a
steel cabinet. It may be located remotely from the upper landing.GSL-2
- Runs on a C-channel which can be mounted on either side of a straight stairway.
- There must be sufficient clear space in front of the stairway to allow
the platform to land and for the passenger to load and unload.SAFETY FEATURES INCLUDE:
. Low voltage currents (only the motor itself receives mains power).
. Self locking worm drive.
. Automatic stop switches on landings.
. Automatic cut out if platform encounters an obstacle on stairway.
. Automatic cut out if wheelchair moves on platform when in motion.
. Mechanical locks on loading ramps when in motion.
. Electrical and mechanical overspeed cut outs.
. Emergency stop buttons on platforms and landings.- Installation
In the ACT, the Scaffolding and Lifts Regulation 1950 requires the installer of the lift (the Lift Company) to submit a 'Notice of Intention to Erect or Alter a Lift'. This applies to all lifts including service lifts and disabled access lifts. All lifts that are installed in the ACT need to comply with the current Lift Code of Australia.
Once the lift is erected, the lift company will contact Worksafe to arrange a "pre-commissioning inspection and test " on the lift (both new and upgraded). Worksafe charges an initiation fee of $44 plus $29 per hour for this service. (This fee is revised regularly). There is no requirement for the owner to arrange an annual inspection. For more information, contact ACT Worksafe on 6205 0200.
Information correct March 2011
Minimum stair width requirements: 1100mm in a home
1500mm in public areas- Manufacturer/Country
- Canada
- Websites
- - http://www.garaventalift.com/en.html
Models / Specifications
- Model Inclined Platform Lifts : One model only
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- Width of Platform 760 mm
- Length of Platform 900 mm
- Load Capacity (supplier stated) 205 kg
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Maintenance
Refer to the supplier and manufacturer manual for maintenance instructions and safety warnings.
Standards
Some assistive technology needs to meet Australian or other standards. Standards may relate to materials, manufacturing, and installation. Products that meet Australian or international standards will have written certification. To find out if a product meets Australian Standards ask the supplier to show you the certificate. For more information about standards see http://www.ilcaustralia.org.au/Using_Assistive_Technology/standards_regulation
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