IndeeLift Product Guide

HOME or CARE CENTER USE (Models PPU or PPU-S):

Choosing the right IndeeLift can be a crucial decision to ensure your mobility and safety at home, assisted living center, or nursing home. Here’s a guide to help you pick the right IndeeLift for your needs:

1. Lifting Range: The lifting range of an IndeeLift refers to how high the lift can raise you or the person you are lifting.

PPU: The PPU lifts from the floor to a chair height of 21” (53 cm). This is used by people who can stand up from a chair height, or who will transfer to a wheelchair or other seated surface.

PPU-S: The PPU-S lifts from the floor to a full standing height of 30” (76 cm). This lift is used for people who are ambulatory but may not be able to stand up from a chair height.

2. Consider physical limitations: The first step is to assess physical limitations and the amount of assistance needed to come to standing. For example, individuals with neuromuscular diseases such as Inclusion Body Myositis or Multiple Sclerosis typically need an IndeeLift that raises to a full standing height (Model PPU-S) due to weakened leg muscles. Those who can stand up from chair height or transfer to a wheelchair or other seated surface would benefit from using the floor to seat height IndeeLift (Model PPU).
3. Weight capacity: IndeeLift PPU and PPU-S devices can each lift up to 400 lb. (180 kg).
4. Stand-On Feature: The PPU-S has the added feature of allowing the user to stand on the unit to enable them to reach into a high cabinet or to be raised onto a high surface such as a tall bed.

PROFESSIONAL USE (Model FTS-600 or SST-L):

FTS-600: The FTS-600 lifts a person weighing up to 600 lbs. from the floor to full standing height (30” (76 cm). The FTS-600 is a solution for fall recovery, safely lifting a fallen person from the floor to a seated or standing height. It can be operated with one staff member, is easily transported to the fallen person, and does not require the use of a sling mechanism. The FTS-600 will also raise a standing patient so they can access a high radiology or treatment table.

SST-L: The SST is a standing lift that lifts a person up to 500 lbs. (227 kg) to a height of 14 inches (36 cm) aiding in torso transfers onto radiology tables, platforms, and legacy high beds.