Secondhand Antano LG 2004 Basic Stair Climber

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Report date: 21.07.2025

Antano Group LG 2004 Stair Climber and Vitea Care Wheelchair Analysis Report

Device Identification and Intended Use

In the images, there is a battery-powered stair climbing and descending device integrated with a manual wheelchair. This system is designed to enable wheelchair users to safely ascend and descend stairs in buildings without elevators. The device is configured to be operated under the control of an attendant.

Brand and Model Information

Based on visual inspections and confirmation of brand logos, the brand and models of the products are specified below:

• Stair Climber Brand-Model: Antano Group LG 2004.
• Wheelchair Brand-Model: Vitea Care. The model name is not specified in the image.

It is understood from the quality of the logos and labels that both brands are original.

General Status and Condition Assessment

The general condition of the products is assessed as used. The fact that they were photographed outdoors on a gravel surface and the presence of dust, dirt, and signs of wear support this assessment. Wear and tear from heavy use is observed on the devices in general. Although the seat cushion and backrest fabric appear to be intact, they are dirty.

Physical and Mechanical Condition

The physical and mechanical components of the devices have been examined in detail:

• Chassis and Body: There are scratches and occasional paint abrasions on the blue metal body of the stair climber and the chassis of the wheelchair. No serious cracks, fractures, or dents were detected.
• Wheels: Significant wear and dirt are visible on the gray tires of the wheelchair’s large rear wheels. The front wheels are similarly worn due to use.
• Track System: The tracks of the stair climber are visually in place and do not appear to have any functional obstruction, but they are dirty and dusty.
• Upholstery and Fabric Parts: There are no tears or rips in the fabric parts such as the seat cushion, backrest, and calf support. However, all fabric surfaces are dirty. There are seat belts on the back of the backrest and on the seat cushion.

Label and Model Information

There are labels on the products in the images. The information on these labels is as follows:

• On the stair climber, the model text “Antano Group” and “LG 2004” is clearly legible.
• On the wheelchair chassis, there is a blue and yellow “VITEA CARE” brand label.
• There is a small Italian flag sticker on the lower part of the stair climber.
• A label containing detailed technical information such as a serial number, REF code, or production year could not be identified in the images.

Accessories and Missing Parts

The images only show the stair climber and the wheelchair mounted on it. External accessories such as the device’s charger, user manual, or additional connection apparatus are not present. These parts are considered to be missing.

Potential Malfunction Risks

Although the product’s overall condition is used, no obvious fracture or malfunction that would prevent its operation was detected during the visual inspection. However, the following points can be considered as potential risks:

• Battery Life: The stair climber operates on a battery-powered system. Since there is no visual evidence regarding the battery’s current condition, charging capacity, and remaining life, no comment can be made. A battery that has been unused for a long time or has reached the end of its life may cause the device to fail to operate.
• Electronic Components: The internal condition of the device’s motor and control unit cannot be visually analyzed. The status of these electronic components is uncertain.

These stated potential risks are only a forecast based on visual inspection and do not mean that a malfunction will definitely occur. The mechanical components of the device appear to be in good condition overall.