Objective AI Report
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Report date: 18.05.2026
Report code: 1779102782
Patient Transfer Lift Analysis Report
Device Identification
The product in the image is a motorized patient transfer lift with a wheeled chassis, designed to facilitate the transfer of bedridden patients or individuals with limited mobility.
Brand and Model Information
During the detailed examination of the image, no readable brand or model information was detected on the main body, motor, battery, or remote control of the device. Therefore, specific brand and model information is not included in the report.
General Status and Condition
The general condition of the device appears to be good. No significant damage, rust, or deep scratches were observed on the metal chassis. The plastic components maintain their integrity. The device gives the impression of being cleaned and maintained.
Physical and Mechanical Component Analysis
- The gray and yellow metal chassis of the device appears sturdy.
- Four wheels are in place and appear to be in good condition. Brake mechanisms are present on the rear wheels.
- The yellow spreader bar and its hooks, used for suspending the patient, are intact.
- The yellow pedal and its connections used for the leg-opening mechanism are in place.
- The black foam grip on the push handle is intact.
- There are no signs of loosening or damage at the mechanical joints and connection points.
Electronic Components and Accessories
- The device features one electric actuator (motor).
- A white control box and battery pack are located directly beneath the motor.
- A hand control with a coiled cable is connected to the control box. The remote is hanging from the spreader bar.
- The power cable and other connection cables are plugged into the control box. No deformation such as crushing, cuts, or fraying was observed on the cables. The socket inputs appear to be intact.
- The patient transfer sling is not present in the image.
Label Information
There is a white label on the control box containing technical information. However, due to the angle and resolution of the image, the serial number, model code, or other technical data on the label cannot be read clearly.
Potential Failure Risk
There is no clear evidence in the images, such as broken parts or physical damage, to suggest that the device is faulty. The condition of the cables and the overall structure appear sound. Based on this data, it can be stated that the device is in good condition and does not pose a significant risk of failure.
