Oxford Presence Low Leg Hoist – Bariatric Mobile Patient Lifter with Low Clearance Base
The Oxford Presence Low Leg Hoist is a high-performance, bariatric-grade mobile patient lifter engineered to deliver outstanding strength, stability, and accessibility in professional care environments. Designed with a low-leg clearance base, this model provides smooth access under low beds, recliners, and other furniture, making it an ideal solution for hospitals, care homes, and bariatric care facilities where space and manoeuvrability are essential.
Built for reliability and comfort, the Presence Low Leg Hoist supports a Safe Working Load (SWL) of 227 kg (500 lbs), ensuring it meets the demands of both standard and bariatric patient handling. The powerful electric lifting system, combined with a robust, low-profile chassis, allows caregivers to lift and transfer patients safely and with minimal physical effort, even in confined spaces. Its advanced ergonomic design prioritises both patient comfort and carer safety, delivering smooth, controlled lifting and positioning at every stage of care.
Advanced Design for Professional Environments
The Presence Low Leg Hoist has been developed to meet the highest standards of safety and functionality. The low-leg configuration is particularly beneficial when working with beds or chairs that have limited under-frame clearance. Despite its compact profile, the hoist maintains exceptional lifting height and range, allowing transfers to and from the floor, bed, or chair with ease. Its wide-spanning boom and choice of spreader bar configurations ensure optimal patient positioning and comfort throughout the lifting cycle.
Flexibility and Compatibility
Flexibility is at the core of the Presence hoist’s design. It is compatible with both 4-point and 6-point spreader bars, allowing caregivers to select the appropriate configuration for each patient’s individual needs. This versatility supports a wide range of loop-style slings, accommodating various transfer scenarios from seated to supine positions. The interchangeable spreader bars can be easily attached, ensuring fast adjustments and uninterrupted care delivery.
Ease of Operation and Safety
Designed for intuitive operation, the Presence Low Leg Hoist features an ergonomic handset control that enables precise lifting and lowering at the touch of a button. Its high-performance actuator delivers smooth, controlled motion for maximum comfort and confidence during every transfer. Essential safety mechanisms—including an emergency stop function, manual emergency lowering, and onboard diagnostics—provide caregivers with dependable performance and peace of mind.
The onboard control system monitors battery status and performance, reducing downtime and ensuring reliable operation throughout the working day. The hoist also features durable twin castors with rear brakes for safe positioning and effortless manoeuvrability across a variety of floor surfaces.
Durability and Maintenance
Constructed from high-grade steel and finished to withstand intensive daily use, the Presence Low Leg Hoist offers long-term durability and dependable performance in professional care settings. The battery system is efficient and quick to recharge, ensuring minimal disruption between uses. Routine maintenance is straightforward, supported by clear diagnostic indicators and accessible servicing components, making it an excellent choice for facilities requiring a low-maintenance, high-reliability lifting solution.
Key Features
- Low leg design for enhanced clearance under beds and low furniture.
- Safe Working Load of 227 kg (500 lbs) – ideal for bariatric and general patient lifting.
- Compatible with interchangeable 4-point and 6-point spreader bars.
- Electric lift with ergonomic handset for easy, precise control.
- Advanced safety features including emergency stop and manual lowering.
- Sturdy, durable frame suitable for demanding professional environments.
- Onboard diagnostics for quick maintenance and system monitoring.
- Compatible with a wide range of loop slings.
- Ideal for hospitals, care homes, and specialist bariatric care facilities.
