Reliability: Elevators are meticulously designed for consistent performance, precision leveling, smooth travel, and energy efficiency. Furthermore, equipped with advanced VVVF inverter control technology and low-noise modules, they ensure stable operation and minimal waiting times during emergencies.

Door Positioning: Elevators boast flexible door configurations tailored to match the hospital’s layout. These configurations include single or dual-side openings as well as front/back entrances, seamlessly catering to diverse needs.

Design: Stretcher elevators are characterized by deep car structures and large capacities, effectively accommodating various stretcher types and hospital beds. Notably, prioritizing patient comfort and hygiene, they ensure precise floor leveling and incorporate additional features such as power failure countermeasures, adjustable lighting, antibacterial measures, and stainless accessories.

First Aid Function: Stretcher or medical emergency lifts, commonly found in hospitals, offer rapid response capabilities crucial for lifesaving situations. Moreover, they can be installed in residential settings for emergencies. Equipped with a key switch for operation, these lifts facilitate quick summoning to any floor in emergencies. Additionally, disabled buttons upon arrival prevent regular passengers from controlling the lift, ensuring uninterrupted service.