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12 I BARIATRIC (PLUS SIZE) RANGE
Tenor® Bariatric Hoist
A key issue for bariatric or plus sized patients/residents and their carers is being confident that a mobile lifter can cope safely with the weights involved. The Tenor has been designed with bariatric people in mind.
Shaped for strength
This curved jib design is the optimum shape for maximum strength, ensuring reliable performance during the use of this 320kg capacity lifter. Curved boom design maximizes head clearance; important for 360 degree rotation of patient/resident for lifting in tight areas or with certain chairs.
Lightweight material, heavyweight performance
The aluminium construction is light and manoeuvrable, but extremely strong. Bolted sections are used instead of welded joints to further improve strength.
Better positioning
The extended jib allows better reach over beds to allow the patient/ resident to be centred in the bed. This minimizes manual repositioning and thus reduces stress on the carer.
Spreading the weight
Using the new 4-point bariatric spreader bar provides a wider gap between the shoulder and leg hooks. This enhances patient/resident comfort by distributing weight more evenly and reducing squeezing forces from the sling.
Ergonomic curved handle bar
The ergonomically designed curved handle bar minimizes strain on the carer and allows easy turning and manoeuvring in tight situations.
Dual controls
In addition to the handset, the powered features of Tenor can also be operated from the control panel on the mast.
Charged and ready
The battery pack includes two heavy-duty rechargeable batteries
and one charger, so Tenor is always ready for use. The BDI (Battery Discharge Indicator) shows the status of the battery, while the minute meter monitors and measures the activity of Tenor.
Room to manoeuvre
The design provides space for the nurse or carer to position their feet correctly for ergonomic working routines – a vital health and safety consideration when manoeuvring bariatric equipment and patients/ residents. For this reason, the chassis actuator is placed out of the way under the chassis.
Double-wheel low chassis design
Twin front castors give the stability required to support 320kg as well as providing a maximum 100 mm / 4” clearance for chassis access under very low beds.
Bariatric Slings
Bariatric Loop Deluxe Padded (DP) Sling
Bariatric Loop Deluxe Divided Leg Hammock Padded (DDLHP) Sling
SWL 320kg
SWL 454kg / 71 stone
SWL 454kg / 71 stone
Product Information
Safe working load
320kg (50 stone)
Weight of Tenor including battery
62.8 kg
Min. Height
720mm (281⁄2”)
Max. Height
2010mm (79”)
Length
1440mm (563⁄4”)
Max. Width
1120mm (441⁄4”)
Min. Width
620mm (241⁄2”)
Turning radius
1650mm (65”)
HPAT900
Tenor Hoist
£5,206.00
HPAT901
Tenor Hoist with Scale
£6,697.00
HPAT902
DP – Medium
£569.00
HPAT903
DP – Large
£569.00
HPAT904
DP – Extra Large
£569.00
HPAT905
DP – Extra Extra Large
£569.00
Bariatric Gallery
Suitable for Doris and Emma
A
B
C
D
E
D Doris, who has no capacity to support herself
E Emma, who is almost completely bedridden and totally dependant
HPAT906
DDLHP – Medium
£569.00
HPAT907
DDLHP – Large
£569.00
HPAT908
DDLHP – Extra Large
£569.00
HPAT909
DDLHP – Extra Extra Large
£569.00
*Important: In a Hoist and Sling combination, the lower SWL always applies – the maximum SWL for the combination of the Tenor and slings outlined above is 320kg