Ambulance Car Trolley HF-HS200
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Hand Rocking with IV Pole Adjustable Guard rails & Castors Dimensions:1950mmx560mmx850mm Size of the castors: Ø160mm Load bearing:
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The Ambulance Car Trolley HF-HS200 is designed for safe patient transport in various medical settings.
It features hand rocking capabilities, an adjustable IV pole, and guard rails for patient security.
The trolley is equipped with durable castors measuring Ø160mm for smooth mobility.
With dimensions of 1950mm x 560mm x 850mm, it is suitable for a range of patient sizes and weights, ensuring reliable load-bearing capacity.
Applications & Use Cases
This trolley is primarily used in ambulances and hospital environments for the transport of patients.
It is ideal for healthcare professionals, including paramedics and nurses, who require a reliable solution for moving patients safely.
The HF-HS200 is suitable for use in hospitals, clinics, and home healthcare settings across Kenya, ensuring efficient patient care during transfers.
Care & Maintenance
To maintain the Ambulance Car Trolley HF-HS200, regularly inspect all components for wear or damage.
Clean the surfaces with a mild disinfectant to ensure hygiene.
Store the trolley in a dry, clean area when not in use to prevent rust and damage.
Check the functionality of the castors and adjust the IV pole as needed to ensure optimal performance during patient transport.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does an ambulance cost in Kenya?
According to Mwangangi, ambulance services cost about Ksh4,500 and the authority will cover that cost in addition to all the medical expenses that will be incurred in the hospital in the first 24 hours. A fully equipped ambulance owned by Kenya Red Cross Society..
Does SHA cover ambulance services?
Kenya is about to get its own 911 by the end of October, which means you will be able to dial that number and receive an ambulance, fully paid for by SHA ! ~Mercy Mwangangi..
What is the ambulance number in Kenya?
DIAL 999 TO CALL AN AMBULANCE IN KENYA 999 is the toll-free number for emergency services in Kenya, including for ambulance, fire and EMS, according to the government..