300H Evacuation Chair - FAD0090

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A premium quality evacuation chair suitable for quick evacuation down stairs

Easy to use, one person operation
Features two front wheels and two small back wheels for ease of use on stairs
Folds flat for easy storage

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£709.00 Incl. VAT: £850.80

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FAD0090

Supplied in : Single

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300H Evacuation Chair

Patient restraints keep user secure
Supplied with hooks to allow wall mounting
Photoluminescent signage is provided to enable easy identification in all environments
Seton also offer Evacuation Chair Sign Awareness Kits - an affordable solution to ensuring staff and visitors know where and how to use evacuation equipment
Dust cover and user guide also provided
182kg maximum weight capacity
For larger payloads, see our 500 Evacuation Chair
For narrower stairwells see the 2 person operated 700H Evacuation Chair
Evac+Chair Operator Training Courses are available to ensure your staff are fully trained for using evacuation chairs
Fast delivery is available for this chair

Specifications

Brand	Evac+Chair®
Description	300H Evacuation Chair
Folded Size (H x W x D)	1050 x 520 x 200 mm
Supplied in	Single
Weight	9.5 kg

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What the Expert Says

Provides Quick and Safe Evacuation of People in an Emergency

This lightweight and easy-to-use evacuation chair is perfect to ensure your workplace is complying with the latest Health & Safety regulations. The chair can be folded away discreetly and can be wall mounted for easy storage. A photoluminescent sign is supplied to enable your chair to be easily identified in an emergency situation.

Michelle Brown
Seton UK Product Expert

Frequently Asked Questions

- Do I need any special attachments on the stairs?: Simple answer is no. An evacuation chair uses the basic principles of gravity and friction
+Can the user fall out of the chair?: No. The seat is designed in such a way that it “cups” the body. Also, the user is strapped in and sits only inches from the incline of the steps. What’s more, all weight is supported by the chair.
+ How long does it take to learn how to correctly use an evacuation chair?: The average person should be proficient in dealing with someone their own weight after only a short training session and by following the instructions both printed on the seat and supplied with the chair.
- How strong do you need to be to operate the evacuation chair?: Operators are not expected to have the strength of a burly rugby prop! The chair does 90% of the work and can therefore be operated by just one person. However, it is recommended that attendants are physically fit and start off by practicing with a person who weighs about the same as themselves. From here they can work up to greater differences in weight.
- Can the chair be used to transport people upstairs?: No. An evacuation chair is designed to meet the most common emergency situation - that of helping people with physical disabilities to exit a building by descending stairs.
- Can an evacuation chair be used for a disabled person at home?: No. An evacuation chair is designed to only carry people down stairs in an emergency. For this reason it is not recommended that it is used for providing daily assistance up and down stairs.

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2 years ago

Service: Good service but needs more communication about order status

Product: Good

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