LikoGuard L & XL Patient Lifts
- With safe working loads of 600-800 lbs (272-363 kg), the LikoGuard lift helps you transfer and move patients of varying weights—including bariatric patients.
- The strong, consistent lift motor’s high safe working load can help move patients more safely—which may lead to fewer injuries among healthcare workers.
Likorall 250 Patient Lift
- The Likorall 250 overhead lift system is the most powerful lift motor in the Likorall portfolio, managing loads of up to 550 lbs. (250 kg) while offering advanced functionality.
- In-Rail Charging (IRC) ensures the lift is prepared each time you intend to mobilize a patient.
Likorall 242 Patient Lift
- The Likorall 242 overhead lift system easily meets the capacity need for most patient populations around the world, with a safe working load of up to 440 lbs. (242 kg).
- Charge the motor via hand control and docking station or parking panel.
Likorall 200 Patient Lift
- The Likorall 200 overhead lift system is a cost-effective motor that fulfils everyday needs of safe and functional lifting.
- Used primarily in long-term care and residential facilities, this lift offers the same solid performance delivered by other Likorall models.
Multirall 200 Patient Lift
- The Multirall 200 overhead lift system is a portable overhead lift that can also be used for room-to-room patient transfers—with just one lift motor.
- The motor can be easily attached to or removed from the ceiling rail for convenient transport between rooms with minimal effort and no ladder required.
UltraTwin Patient Lift System
- The UltraTwin overhead lift system provides a comfortable and easily adjustable way to transfer and care for bariatric patients while helping to protect caregivers from injury.
- The ceiling-mounted system consists of two Likorall motors that provide a combined lifting capacity.
- The system has the ability to adjust the patient’s position, offering tilt for comfort and space for girth during and after the transfer.
Technical Specifications
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| LikoGuard XL | |
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| Safe Working Load | 800 lbs / 363 kg |
| Lift Motor Weight | 31 lbs / 14 kg |
| Lift Speed | 1.6-2.3" per sec @ 220 lbs + / 5-6 cm per sec @ 100 kg + |
| Lifting Interval | 90.6" / 2,300 mm |
| Motor Height | 7" / 178 mm |
| Battery Type | 25.2 V / 4.2 Ah |
| Power Source | Wall Charger or In-Rail Charging |
| LikoGuard L | |
|---|---|
| Safe Working Load | 600 lbs / 272 kg |
| Lift Motor Weight | 31 lbs / 14 kg |
| Lift Speed | 1.6-2.3" per sec @ 220 lbs + / 5-6 cm per sec @ 100 kg + |
| Lifting Interval | 90.6" / 2,300 mm |
| Motor Height | 7" / 178 mm |
| Battery Type | 25.2 V / 4.2 Ah |
| Power Source | Wall Charger or In-Rail Charging |
| Likorall 250 | |
|---|---|
| Safe Working Load | 550 lbs / 250 kg |
| Lift Motor Weight | 27.7 lbs / 12.6 kg |
| Lift Speed | 2" per sec @ 220 lbs + / 5 cm per sec @ 100 kg + |
| Lifting Interval | 80.7" / 2,050 mm |
| Motor Height | 6.5" / 165 mm |
| Battery Type | 2 x 12 V / 2.4-2.6 Ah |
| Power Source | Wall Charger or In-Rail Charging |
| Likorall 242 | |
|---|---|
| Safe Working Load | 440 lbs / 200 kg |
| Lift Motor Weight | 28.6 lbs / 13 kg |
| Lift Speed | 2" per sec @ 220 lbs + / 5 cm per sec @ 100 kg + |
| Lifting Interval | 80.7" / 2,050 mm |
| Motor Height | 6.5" / 165 mm |
| Battery Type | 2 x 12 V / 2.4-2.6 Ah |
| Power Source | Wall Charger |
| Likorall 200 | |
|---|---|
| Safe Working Load | 440 lbs / 200 kg |
| Lift Motor Weight | 27.5 lbs / 12.5 kg |
| Lift Speed | 2" per sec @ 220 lbs + / 5 cm per sec @ 100 kg + |
| Lifting Interval | 80.7" / 2,050 mm |
| Motor Height | 6.5" / 165 mm |
| Battery Type | 2 x 12 V / 2.4-2.6 Ah |
| Power Source | Wall Charger |
| Multirall 200 | |
|---|---|
| Safe Working Load | 440 lbs / 200 kg |
| Lift Motor Weight | 19 lbs / 8.7 kg |
| Lift Speed | 2.3" per sec @ 220 lbs + / 6 cm per sec @ 100 kgs + |
| Lifting Interval | 63" / 1,600 mm |
| Motor Height | 9" / 230 mm |
| Battery Type | 2 x 12 V / 2.4-2.6 Ah |
| Power Source | Wall Charger |
Education & Documentation
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Operating the Likorall 200 Overhead Lift
Operating the Likorall 200 Overhead Lift
Product Documentation
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Liko™ Side Rail Switch Instructions for Use
keyboard_arrow_downSpårväxel Bruksanvisning
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Liko™ Ultra Lift System Instructions for Use
keyboard_arrow_downIstruzioni per l'uso Sistema di sollevamento Ultra
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LikoGuard™ Overhead Lift Instructions for Use
keyboard_arrow_downLikoGuard™ Takløfter Bruksanvisning
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LikoGuard™ Overhead Lift Instructions for Use (Previous Versions)
keyboard_arrow_downLikoGuard™ Takløfter Bruksanvisning
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Multirall™ 200 Overhead Lift Instructions for Use
keyboard_arrow_downMultirall™ 200 Podnośnik sufitowy Instrukcja obsługi
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Can Hillrom lifts be used with other manufacturer's slings?
keyboard_arrow_downIt is Hillrom's position that no manufacturer can ensure compatibility with products over which it does not have design or manufacturing control without careful analysis, including physical testing and validation. Use with other manufacturers’ products could introduce additional risk to patient handling as compatibility across different manufacturers' products would need to be evaluated and maintained.
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Are there any risks associated with the use of patient lifts?
keyboard_arrow_downAs with any medical device that lifts, transfers and mobilizes patients, improper use can result in injury for either the caregiver or the patient. Always consult the Instructions for Use that come with your patient lift, as well as any accessories. If you have questions or concerns, consult your local Hillrom representative or contact Hillrom Customer Service.
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What medical device classification are patient lifts?
keyboard_arrow_downPatient lifts are Class 1 medical devices with the lowest risk and are subject to requirements set forth by the FDA.
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What are the main differences between mobile lifts and overhead lifts?
keyboard_arrow_downFloor space in a patient room or other care environment is at a premium. Overhead patient lifts require no space on the floor, whereas mobile lifts require a footprint of space, and must be maneuvered around other devices or furniture. Mobile lifts can be moved from room to room, providing the freedom to serve several patients in the facility.