UniLift

Advantages to owning a Barrier Free Lift®, UNILIFT®:

• Furniture does not have to be moved to perform a lift.
• It lift rolls smoothly easily along the ceiling mounted track.
• User can be raised from and lowered to a sitting or fully reclined position.
• Users with enough upper body strength can operate the lift independently.
• The lift is never in the way because it is on the ceiling.

If you need assistance transferring from the:

• Bed
• Wheelchair
• Bath
• Commode
• Whirlpool, etc. ......

Then the Barrier Free Lifts®, UNILIFT® is the lift for you!

A variety of slings are available, but the Universal Sling is our most versatile sling. This Sling is open at the bottom and will not restrict you. You do not have to be lifted to put on or take off our open bottom slings. You can be lifted from the tub, floor, or bed, and lowered into a sitting or lying down position.
Using any lift independently is not recommended if physical and/or mental condition are subject to change. Independent use should always be accompanied by back-up systems, such as portable telephones, emergency call systems and mechanical emergency let down mechanisms.

UniLifts® come in a variety of models, with many options. All models come standard with motorized lifting and lowering, while a caregiver manually moves the user along the track with amazing ease. Other models are available that motor both up/down and left/right along the track.
We also offer a wide range of Barrier Free Lifts® slings to accommodate the users needs. From our easy to use Toileting slings to our popular Universal slings, most of our slings are designed so the user does not have to get up or be lifted when putting the sling on.

Standard models can lift up to 400 pounds and heavy duty lifts up to 530 pounds. The dependable 24 volt battery keeps the UNILIFT® operating even in the event of an electrical power outage.

On a full charge, our C-model lifts can complete 350 lifting cycles, 12" up and 12" down, using a 350 lb. load.....out performing any other lift in the industry.
Barrier Free Lifts® also carries a Stretcher Lift for the individual who is unable to sit up and must be lifted while lying down. Our Stretcher Lift has two synchronized lifting straps and is recommended for anyone weighing up to 440 pounds. A Heavy Duty model is also available.

Features for ceiling mounted tracking systems include:

• Pneumatic Hand Controls for wet environment transfers and use.
• Customized tracking systems to meet the caregivers and/or users needs as well as to accommodate varying ceiling heights and designs, such as vaulted or cathedral ceilings which may require suspended track installations.
• Track Curve of varying degrees available to meet specifications
• Electric Carousels, Track Switches & Manual or Battery Powered Transversal applications for access in multiple directions in small or constricted areas. Also can be utilized as a room-covering system.

Our most popular lift, weighing only 18.5lb, the Portable PC-2 is designed to be carried from one track to another. Thus, small sections of track can be installed wherever a lift and transfer is needed. This design not only renders several rooms or even buildings accessible, it is cost effective because renovations do not need to be performed to accommodate one long, continuous track. As the only lift in the industry that has this feature, the PC-2 offers operating controls located in two different places. The lifting/lowering buttons are located on the lift itself as well as on the wired hand control.

UniLift Safety Features Include:

• Battery Power, which eliminates the chance of electrical shock and keeps lift available in case of power outage.
• Charging Systems which automatically shut off.
• Various, optional charging mechanisms making the charging process easier and sometimes making it unnecessary to take the lift out of service.
• Standard Emergency Lowering Systems
• Exclusively installed by trained personnel.

Using any lift independently is not recommended if physical and/or mental condition are subject to change. Independent use should always be accompanied by back-up systems, such as portable telephones, emergency call systems and mechanical let down mechanisms.