Raizer II, Battery Operated Mobile Lifting Chair

The Raizer II is a mobile lifting chair powered by batteries, designed to assist a fallen individual in reaching an almost standing position within minutes. With its user-friendly design, this aid can be operated by a single assistant, requiring minimal physical effort aside from providing a helping hand. It ensures that the fallen person is comfortably lifted to a sitting or nearly standing position, supporting the entire body throughout the process, thus prioritizing dignity and safety.

Assembly of the Raizer II is straightforward, as it can be easily set up beneath the fallen person. The lifting process is swiftly initiated with the push of a button on either the remote control or the control panel located on the side of the seat. Unlike other devices, the Raizer II eliminates the need for the assistant to perform a lift, minimizing strain on the back and shoulders.

Ideal for home care, institutional use, rescue services, and other settings requiring assistance with lifting and transferring individuals with limited mobility, the Raizer II is constructed from carefully selected materials chosen for stability and durability, ensuring the safety and comfort of both the helper and the fallen person. Safety belts attached to the backrests provide additional security, with the option to add extra belts for varied torso positioning.

Featuring intuitive sound and light indicators, the Raizer II offers exclusive design elements for easy assembly in any location. Its uniform backrests and identical legs can be quickly and easily attached in any sequence, facilitating efficient setup. Furthermore, all surfaces are designed to be easy to clean and disinfect, ensuring hygienic use.

The battery-powered operation eliminates the need for cumbersome power cords, and a warning signal alerts users if the remote control is not returned to its place after use. When not in use, the Raizer II can be conveniently disassembled and carried in two bags, with ergonomic straps for comfortable transport.

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