EvacuTrac - Evacuation Chair

What is an Evacuation Chair? Does your emergency evacuation plan include an evacuation chair for someone with a mobility-related disability? In the event of a fire or earthquake, elevators should not be used for the emergency evacuation of a building. In this situation, people with limited mobility may be trapped or must wait for a prolonged period of time in an area of refuge.

Features

• Quick and easy set up for immediate use.
• Carries up to 300 lbs.
• Passenger's weight moves unit downstairs, while the speed governor controls descent speed.
• Failsafe brake brings unit to a complete stop automatically.
• Sling seat is made of fire-retardant fabric and is easy to clean.
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• Unique seat design allows easy transfer from wheelchair.
• Durable tracks grip stairs securely, regardless of the stair construction material.

Benefits 

• Provides quick and safe emergency evacuation.
• Eliminates prolonged waiting in an area of refuge.
• No hand carrying of people with limited mobility.
• Small attendants can easily move heavier passengers.
• Easily stores in a secure area when not in use.
• Peace of mind for building occupants and owners.
• Requires minimal maintenance.
• Available immediately.