Medline Patient Lift, Battery Powered, 700 lb.

Patient Lift, Battery Powered, 700 lb.

This battery powered patient lift is a bariatric lift with a 700 lb. weight capacity for patient transfer tasks. It fits facilities and care settings that need efficient lifting, floor pickup capability, and easier access around furniture. The lift uses a battery-operated base spreader, a six-point cradle, and a low-profile base, with an average of 90 lifts per charge.

Good Fit For

• Bariatric patient transfer needs
• Rooms where the lift must move under furniture
• Care settings that need floor pickup capability
• Teams standardizing on common lift controls

Key Features

• 700 lb. weight capacity supports bariatric lifting needs
• Battery-operated base spreader helps simplify positioning during transfers
• Fast actuator speeds support safe and efficient lifting workflow
• Low-profile base legs slide under furniture more easily
• Six-point cradle adds flexibility for patient handling
• Can lift from the floor for broader transfer situations

Applications and Usage

• Transferring bariatric patients during routine care
• Lifting a patient from the floor
• Positioning the lift around beds or furniture with low clearance
• Supporting repeated transfers where battery operation helps workflow

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Size: 71".
• Optional gait training arms are shown but are not included with the lift.
• At 184 lbs product weight, plan storage and movement accordingly.
• Check base width requirements for the care area, especially when working in tighter spaces.

FAQ

• What is the weight capacity of this patient lift? This patient lift has a 700 lb. weight capacity.
• Can this lift pick a patient up from the floor? Yes. This patient lift can lift from the floor.
• Is the base powered? Yes. The lift uses a battery-operated base spreader.
• How many lifts can I expect per charge? The average is 90 lifts per charge.
• Will the base fit under furniture more easily? The lift has low-profile base legs that slide easily under furniture.

From Medline.