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The Minivator 2000
This revolutionary stair lift rides easily up almost any staircase including bends, half landings and spirals. It can be fitted to either side of the stair case. The swivel seat takes your feet well onto the landing and away from the staircase.
The Minivator 2000 is battery powered, so the fear of power cuts is removed as are unsightly cables. Designed with safety in mind it is equipped with safety sensors that will stop the lift if an obstruction is encountered. It can carry up to 137kg.
OPTIONS:
Swivelling Your Stairlift Seat
When you arrive at the top of a staircase your stairlift seat should be turned to face the landing by using the swivel lever or control.
The Minivator 1000 and 2000 stairlifts also have manual swivel levers located on both sides of the seat: these can be operated by pulling them up or pushing them down. The seat is moved around by pressing against the footplate whilst turning in the desired direction.
Stairlifts with Hinge Tracks
Sometimes the layout of a hallway means that the stairlift track must be positioned in front of a doorway thereby causing an obstruction.
This is overcome by using a hinge track, the track can be folded upwards when the stairlift is not in use leaving access to the door.
The Minivator 1000 and 2000 stairlifts can also be installed with a manual hinge track. They operate in a similar way but the stairlift is sent to its park position by using a special button on the remote control. When the hinge is lowered the stairlift is called down using the remote control.
If the user finds it difficult to bend installing a powered hinge track removes the need to bend because the hinge is raised and lowered from a button on the remote control. This option is available on Minivator 1000 and 2000 Stairlifts
Push button powered raising and lowering of the footrest makes folding the unit up even easier for users who may have trouble bending.
Powered swivel seat.
Powered or manual hinged rails to avoid blocking doorways.
They run so smoothly and are so quiet that you can only just hear them.
There are genuine external versions of all the Easy Rider models. These are specially engineered and modified to resist rain and UV.
There are Minivator stair lifts in houses, units, offices, churches and commercial buildings. There have been many reasons given to us by purchasers when they decided to install a Minivator Chair Stairlift.
OPERATION:
Operating your Minivator Stairlift
All Minivator Stairlifts are protected by a key switch, this means you can isolate your stairlift against unauthorised use. For example if the stairlift is only to be used in the presence of a career the key can be removed and the lift becomes inoperable.
Once switched on, driving the stairlift is simple. Minivator worked with Occupational Therapists to design a system that is easy to use, even for users suffering from painful conditions such as arthritis. The resulting unique toggle switch is just held in the direction of travel for the duration of the journey.
It is a requirement of Australian Standards that a stairlift must have continuous pressure on the operating control to drive it. If the user does release the control during travel then re-applying pressure after a few seconds will start the lift in motion once more. The toggle requires minimal pressure to operate. The toggle can be placed on the left or right arm of the stairlift: if required the toggle can be re-handed.
All Minivator Stairlifts are supplied with two hand held remote controls. These can be used by a carer to operate the stairlift for the user or to send the stairlift to park at the other end of the track to maximise the space in the hallway.
The remote controls can also be used in multi-user environments when a user on one level wishes to call the stairlift that has been left on the other level.
Both remotes are supplied with wall mounted holders so that they can always be kept in the same place when not in use.
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