Model EP-110

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EasyPivot Patient Lift Model EP-110

Our most durable and comfortable homecare unit, the EasyPivot Model EP-110 is a third-generation design based on customer input.

Like the Model EP-82, the Model EP-110 has a center column for exceptional balance. The Model EP-110 also features a deep base to accommodate nearly all types of wheelchairs, dual knee pads for improved stance, sewn vinyl upholstery, total-lock 4" wheels, and dual pull handles for strain-free lifting.

The Model EP-110 will pass through a 25" wide doorway when configured in its narrow wheelbase setting.

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Frequently Asked Questions About the Model EP-110

1. How does the Model EP-110 differ from its predecessor, the Model EP-105?
    
   The Model EP-110 works in a similar manner as the Model EP-105. However, the Model EP-110's support column is in the middle of the patient lift's base. This allows the Model EP-110 to be used better with both mid-wheel and front-wheel drive wheelchairs than the Model EP-105. These types of wheelchairs have gotten quite popular; they include brands such as Pride's Jazzy. The Model EP-110 has two knee pads - one on each side of the column.
    
2. My husband weighs 215 pounds. Which would be a better choice - the Model EP-82 or Model EP-110?
    
   Both patient lifts will hold your husband's weight. The Model EP-110 is bigger across the chest and in the knee area and has more padding; it will probably be more comfortable.
    
   On the other hand, the Model EP-82 is smaller, less expensive, and lighter. If you plan to travel a great deal or have a very limited space, the Model EP-82 may be the better choice.
    
   In these days of "managed care," manufacturer's often make two similar models - each designed for a particular purpose - with one being somewhat more versatile. Some insurance companies will only buy the "stripped down model," whereas others see the value in a heavier-duty, more comfortable, more versatile model.
    
3. Should the Model EP-110 be applied to light persons?
    
   Surely! This is our luxury EasyPivot for home use. Its extra heft and bigger padding will be more comfortable whether you weight 125 pounds or 250 pounds. The bigger wheels will roll easier on carpet and the extra patient lift weight can be felt in stability.
    
4. Does the optional adjustable elevating foot base attach to the patient lift?
    
   Yes. Two bolts hold the adjustable elevating foot base to the Model EP-110. Holes for these bolts are pre-drilled and attachment takes only a few minutes.
    
5. Tone causes my clients foot to occasionally moved from the foot base. How can this be prevented?
    
   See our accessories for heel loops, toe loops and other special items. Special foot plates can be provided at your request.
    
6. Can the two-piece (split chest pad) be added to the Model EP-110?
    
   A two-piece split chest pad may be added to the Model EP-110. It uses the same bolt pattern so this can be done in the field. The two-piece chest pad is designed to accommodate tracheotomy and ventilator tubing. The "slot" between the two chest pieces is a variable width.
    
7. Is the patient lift shipped assembled?
    
   All of our EasyPivot models are shipped assembled - but "knocked down." Assembly takes five minutes and requires only a wrench. Written instructions are provided. Our toll-free (800) 467-7967 customer support number is also available.
    
8. My client is 5' 0" tall and weighs 200 pounds. What is the best choice of patient lift for this person and what accessories?
    
   Fitting shorter, heavier persons is possible with the EasyPivot - but requires experience. Larger abdomen causes the chest pad to "push the knee pads away from the knees."
    
   To solve this, a special chest pad adapter is available. It moves the chest pad forward towards the caregiver. Knee pad spacers are also available. The Model EP-110 is the best choice for fitting shorter, heavier persons because it accepts the chest pad adapter.  Click here to see a pdf of the offset chest pad for shorter, heavier persons.
    
9. Please explain how the EasyPivot is used when transferring into a car. What are the limitations and concerns?
    
   There are several concerns to keep in mind when using the EasyPivot as a car transfer device.
    
   • Generally, it is easier with shorter persons and it is easier with bigger cars. Mid-sized cars and the larger luxury cars generally are the easiest.
      
   • SUVs and pick-up trucks may be too high for effective transfers - especially if a short person is being transferred.
      
   • Very low seats are more difficult because they require a person to have more knee and hip range-of-motion.
      
   • Many persons who use the EasyPivot to do car transfers place the wheelchair cushion (after lifting the person) on the car seat. The wheelchair cushion not only raises the seated area but also acts as an intermediate surface between person and the car seat for the "swivel" portion of the transfer - thereby reducing shear as the person's legs are rotated into the car.
      
   • Some cars require that the thigh bar towards the front of the car be positioned at "half mast" to avoid hitting the front window transom.

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