Description
LRT Patient Transfer Lift System
The LRT patient transfer system is the flexible middle path in overhead lifting — track-based transfers without committing the whole house to fixed rail.
For families easing into caregiving equipment, it delivers the safety of overhead lifting while the long-term picture is still coming into focus.
The LRT Patient Transfer Lift System moves a patient from one stationary point to another.
It features a telescoping and pivoting mast that installs floor-to-ceiling or floor-to-wall. Models are available to work with ceiling heights from 7’6” up to 14’, custom 16’’.
Additional ceiling joist mount options accommodate flat or cathedral ceilings, and even mobile home applications.
The LRT also features a height-adjustable articulating arm with a reach of 8’, 10’ or 12’, or custom less than 12’.
- Implementation: Residential, Post-Acute, and, Acute
- LRT Warranty: 6 Year Limited Warranty
- Affixing: Mounting to: Floor-Cathedral Ceiling, Floor-Ceiling, Floor-Wall-Ceiling and Floor-Wall
- Function & Navigation: Transfer to designated location through lifting and lowering procedures
Space Saving: Conventional lifting systems can be imposing.
The LRT design mounts conveniently out of the way.
Further highlights
Accelerated Setup and Mobilization: Thanks to its efficient design, the LRT offers swift installation and relocation, arriving mostly preassembled.
Moving it later takes only minimal touchup.
More features
- Fluid Transfer: Built in swiveling eyelet to prevent the lifting strap from twisting.
- Adaptive Solution: Place multiple LRTs around your home. Then simply move the portable motor between them for more transfer points.
Reach Capability Its arm rotates a full 360 degrees. The 6′ arm gives an unrivaled 12′ range of motion and lifts 300 lbs. The 5’/10′ and 4’/8′ versions each lift 440 lbs.
Multipurpose AttachmentsThe LRT offers versatile mounting choices.
It installs in mobile homes, on cathedral ceilings, between joists, and on walls.
Lifting Height Various base options facilitate lifting heights exceeding 9’, accommodating higher elevated lifting surfaces such as beds. Attaching to ceilings up to 16’
Vertical Clearance Featuring a 5-position height-adjustable arm and various base options, providing maximum flexible with vertical clearance.
Rotation StopsAdjustable “Rotation Stops” limit how far the arm swings right and left.
Users have the flexibility to configure each side differently based on their specific requirements. You can stop the arm short of the wall on the right. On the left, you can keep it from swinging over a nightstand.
This suits various needs and spatial constraints.
Versatile Placement The LRT offers versatile placement options and easy mobility. Thanks to the portable motor, you can place LRTs throughout your home. Consequently, every room stays within reach.
Door TransfersThe LRT handles transfers within a room.
It also assists through narrow doorways into bathrooms and bedrooms.
Reach Capability Its arm rotates a full 360 degrees. The 6′ arm gives an unrivaled 12′ range of motion and lifts 300 lbs. The 5’/10′ and 4’/8′ versions each lift 440 lbs.
Multipurpose Attachments
Lifting Height Various base options facilitate lifting heights exceeding 9’, accommodating higher elevated lifting surfaces such as beds. Attaching to ceilings up to 16’
Vertical Clearance Featuring a 5-position height-adjustable arm and various base options, providing maximum flexible with vertical clearance.
Rotation Stops
Versatile Placement The LRT offers versatile placement options and easy mobility. Thanks to the portable motor, you can place LRTs throughout your home. Consequently, every room stays within reach.
Door TransfersThe designers specifically engineered the LRT for transfer tasks that conventional freestanding or ceiling-mounted straight tracks cannot handle. Its distinguishing feature is the articulating arm, which enables movement in all directions. That sets it apart from large track systems, which tend to be more intrusive. In other words, similar results with less bulk.
Common questions
Why overhead instead of a floor (Hoyer-style) lift?
Floor lifts need maneuvering room and caregiver strength every transfer. Overhead systems glide.
Caregivers who switch describe it as the single biggest workload change in home care.
What is the room-by-room strategy?
Usually bedroom and bath first — walk us through your layout and we will sketch the plan together.
