Evac Chair 600H Evacuation Chair

Evac 600H Chair Includes

• Photoluminescent Signage 
• 3 Passenger Safety Belts (Head, Cheat, Thigh)
• Wall Mounting Brackets 
• Dust Cover 
• User Guide 
• Instructional DVD

Advantages of 600H Evac Stair Chair

• Adjustable patient head restraint - Limits movement, securing the passenger in place
• Friction tracks (Evac+Track technology) - The self braking reinforced tracks control speed of descent for easy single person operation
• Ergonomic adjustable handle - For ease of deployment and compact storage
• Reflective decals - For easy location in situations of poor visibility
• Quick release safety belts (Head, Chest, Thigh) - For increased passenger safety and security
• Heavy duty wheels - Ideal for operation over uneven terrain;
• Lockable rear wheels - Can be applied in situations where the chair needs to remain in a stationary position
• Fold away front and rear grab handles - Single person operation with fold away handles allowing up to 4 people to assist with evacuation
• Dual position seat - Dual position seat allows the user to decide each time which seating position they desire

Benefits of 600H Evacuation Chair

• FDA Registered
• One or Two person operation
• Lightweight
• No heavy lifting required
• Enables small attendants to easily move passengers three times their size
• Exceeds fire safety requirements and emergency response guidelines established to support the Americans with Disabilities Act Wall mountable

What to buy with Evac Chair 600H?

• Evac Chair Anti Theft Alarm Device
• Evac Chair Patient Carrier Seat
• Evac Chair Comfy Seat

How to use 600H Evac Chair

Setting Up Evac Chair:

• While standing behind the Evac Chair, hold it upright and rest one foot on top of the blue base frame crossbar to steady the chair
• Using both hands, pull the handle upwards until the shoulder clips have clicked into place
• Head restraint should not slide down the handle
• While still standing behind the chair, undo the seat belt to release the skis
• Pull these skis towards you to open the seat and push the seat part way downwards into position
• Finally, pull up the seat frame against the ski to ensure it is in position

For Traveling Short Distances:

• You must remain in position behind the Evac Chair using both uprights of the handle to hold it firmly
• Place one foot on the front wheel axle or on the bottom bar as your occupant transfers into the Evac Chair seated position
• Depending on the condition of the occupant further assistance may be required with the transfer
• Seatbelt must now be fastened and the head restraint may be used to assist with airway management if required
• From the transfer position, remove your foot from the front wheel axle until the Evac Chair move backward and the front wheel comes into contact with the ground
• Evac Chair will now balance between the bar of the frame and the front wheels
• From the balance position, tip the chair off further seven centimeters backward that is about three inches and you will be able to move forward in the two-wheel position
• This is the position to use for traveling short distances such as when turning and crossing still landings during descent

For Use On Level Ground:

• Evac Chair should be used in the four-wheel position like a wheelchair
• To achieve the four-wheel position start from the vertical upright position, place one foot on the trolley assembly just over the yellow sticker and pull back sharply to unclip the trolley assembly
• As you remove your foot, the trolley assembly will automatically open
• You may then lower the chair gently onto its wheels

For Stairway Descent:

• Close the trolley assembly in an appropriate area of safety by placing the Evac Chair in a vertically upright position with the bottom bar of the frame on the ground
• Place your foot on the yellow sticker and push the trolley assembly forward until it clicks back into place
• Tilt the chair back into the two-wheel position and move forward to approximately 30 centimeters from the top of the stairs
• Positioned at the inside edge, with one foot in front of the other and slightly apart, tilt the chair a little further back and push confidently over the top of the stairs
• At all times stay near the inside edge of the stairs and make certain the skis make contact with the top two stair nosings
• Never let go of the Evac Chair
• Pause briefly and reposition your hands by sliding them upwards from the vertical position at each side of the handle onto the handles horizontal top crossbar
• When descending, press downwards in a vertical direction for a smooth safe ride and move forward at the same smooth pace as the back chair
• There should be no bumping action