Emergency Evacuation Chair with Brakes – Safe & Controlled Evacuation Solution
The Emergency Evacuation Chair with Brakes is designed to provide a fast, safe, and controlled evacuation solution for individuals with limited mobility during emergencies. Ideal for multi-story buildings, it is an essential tool in situations such as fires, power failures, or lift malfunctions. The integrated braking system ensures stability and security, preventing unwanted movement when a passenger is transferring onto the chair. This is particularly beneficial when assisting individuals from a wheelchair or other seating position. The chair’s rubber tracks feature a speed-limiting mechanism, ensuring a smooth and controlled descent down the stairs. It can be operated by 1-4 people, with telescopic front handles allowing additional helpers to assist when needed.
While primarily designed for descending stairs, the Emergency Evacuation Chair with Brakes can also be used to carry a person upstairs if necessary. However, this requires 3-4 strong individuals to lift the chair without engaging the tracks, as they do not provide upward mobility. For regular stair ascents, a motorized solution like the Kris II is recommended. The chair’s instructions for use are conveniently displayed on the back, making it simple to operate in high-pressure situations. Whether in offices, hospitals, schools, or public buildings, this chair is a crucial addition to any emergency preparedness plan, ensuring efficient and secure evacuations when time is critical.
Key Features:
- Braking system – Prevents unwanted movement for safe passenger transfers
- Speed-limited rubber tracks – Ensures smooth and controlled stair descent
- Operated by 1-4 people – Flexible for different emergency scenarios
- Telescopic front handles – Allows extra assistance when required
- Suitable for stair descents – Can be carried upstairs by 3-4 people when needed
- Clear instructions displayed – Quick and easy to follow in emergencies
- Essential for multi-story buildings – Ideal for fire evacuations and lift failures