Secondhand Antano ULISSE EL Patient Lift

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Report date: 02.01.2026

Mobile Patient Transfer Lift and Electronic System Analysis Report

Device Identification

The examined visual belongs to an electric mobile patient transfer lift (patient hoist) device with a wheeled chassis, used to enable the transfer of patients with limited mobility between beds, wheelchairs, or other areas.

Brand and Model Information

The components on the product were examined separately based on the lift chassis, control unit, and other components, in accordance with the instructions:

• Patient Transfer Lift Brand-Model: Although the model name (“…TANO G” letters are discernible) is written vertically in blue on the device’s chassis (mast part), since the beginning part of the text cannot be read with 100% clarity due to the angle and obstructions in the visuals, the main body brand and model of the lift have not been specified to avoid misleading. However, the German warning labels (Achtung!) on the product provide a clue about its origin.
• Electronic Control Unit (Brain) Brand-Model: The brand of the beige-colored control unit located on the lift, which enables the system to operate, has been clearly identified as DEWERT from the logo and label on the box.
• Motor (Actuator) Brand-Model: The piston (linear actuator) integrated into the system and performing the lifting operation has a silver-grey body compatible with the DEWERT control system.

Areas of Use

This device is designed for use in hospitals, nursing homes, or home care environments, for the safe transfer of patients with limited mobility, bedridden, or those who have difficulty standing up, from one place to another (e.g., from bed to wheelchair). The device is driven manually, while the lifting operation is performed with the aid of an electric motor.

Technical Specifications and Capacity

On the label on the device’s lifting arm (boom), the inscription MAX WEIGHT KG 150 is present. This definitively states that the lift’s safe carrying capacity is a maximum of 150 kg. It is suitable in size and capacity for adult patient transfer.

Quantity Information

A total of 1 unit of the complete patient transfer lift system is seen in the visual.

Accessories and Missing Parts Status

• Carrying Hanger (Yoke): A standard 4-hook hanger, used for attaching the carrying sling, is present at the end of the device.
• Hand Remote Control: A remote control, connected to the device with a coiled cable and featuring up and down directional buttons, is present.
• Carrying Sling: The patient carrying sling, which is the most critical part for using the device, is not visible in the visuals. Without this part, transfer operations cannot be performed; it must be procured externally.
• Charging Cable: The charging plug or cable to be plugged into the wall is not clearly discernible in the visual; only the internal connection cables of the device are visible.

Physical and Cosmetic Condition

The device’s metal chassis is white oven-painted, and the paint condition appears generally good; no significant rust or deep scratches have been detected in the visual. However, a noticeable color yellowing (plastic aging) has been observed in the device’s plastic components, especially on the DEWERT-branded control box and battery compartment. This indicates that the device has been in use for a certain period and is not new.

Mechanical and Electronic Components

• Wheels: On the lower chassis, there are two small swivel wheels at the front, and two larger wheels with a braking mechanism at the rear. The wheels are observed to be in place.
• Leg Spreading Mechanism: At the rear lower part of the device, there is a mechanical pedal lever used to spread the legs outwards for stability.
• Emergency Stop: A large red “Acil Durdurma” (Emergency Stop) button is present on the control unit.
• Connection Cables: The coiled cables leading to the motor and remote control are connected, and no breakage is visually observed.

Battery Status

A battery pack (usually removable type) is attached to the control unit. However, the battery’s charge retention capacity or the health of its internal cells cannot be analyzed solely from the visual. The yellowing of the plastic casing suggests that the battery box might also be old.

Labels and Warning Signs

• Load Capacity: The text “MAX WEIGHT KG 150” is present on the lifting arm.
• Control Unit Labels: Labels are present on top and on the side surface of the DEWERT logo. On the side surface, warning texts starting with the German “Achtung!” (Attention) and the inscription “CAUTION” are discernible.
• Certification: The “CE” mark is discernible on the label located on the lower chassis, which indicates that the product is manufactured in compliance with European standards.

Overall Condition and Potential Failure Risk

The device appears robust, intact, and ready for use in terms of overall condition. There is no deformation in the metal body. As a potential risk, the plastic yellowing on the device’s electronic box indicates the age of the electronic components, so the possibility of the battery having reached the end of its life or being weakened should be taken into consideration. No prominent mechanical risk (breakage, crack) is observed in the mechanical components.