Savaria Patient Care M-Series bariatric ceiling lift, load chosen on the quote

Savaria Patient Care lists the M-Series bariatric ceiling motor as one cabin at 800, 1,000, or 1,200 lb, and the quote must name the load.

Who is this heavier cabin for?

• One person whose weight, with clothing, sits above a 600 lb Clinical motor and inside one bariatric load.
• A room that needs one motor on the track, not two motors hung side by side.
• Not a unit you unhook and carry to a second rail.

Mobility installs ceiling track lifts across Toronto and the GTA after a free home assessment of the room. See ceiling lift planning before the track is drawn.

Why must the quote name one load?

• Savaria offers this lift with three safe working loads. The family name does not pick 800, 1,000, or 1,200 lb.
• Lifts per charge change with that load. A heavier rating means fewer lifts of 24 in.
• The cabin weighs 51.8 lb (23.5 kg).

Your written quote names the load being ordered. Do not order from the family name alone.

What else has to be on the quote?

• The track layout, including curves, set at the assessment.
• The carry bar. A motorized 4-point tilting bar is an option, not a default in the box.
• A sling matched to that bar and load. A sling is not included. See slings after the bar is named.
• Charging. Two lithium-ion packs sit in the motor. A full charge takes about 4 hours.

Up, down, left, right, tilt, rotate, and return to charge are on the hand control.

How is this different from other lifts?

• A Clinical ceiling motor stops at 600 lb. This cabin is the heavier M-Series. See fixed ceiling lifts.
• Other ceiling motors are grouped under ceiling lifts.
• A rolling floor lift is a different tool when a track is not the plan: patient lifts.

Who may help pay?

Funding may help: see who may help pay.

Savaria lists a 3-year warranty that includes the battery: see warranty.