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Macs PL50 and PL72 Vertical Platform Lifts; Mac's PL-50 and PL-72 Wheelchair Elevators Specifications Wheelchair Elevator for School, Porch, Mobile Home, Residential, LA Commercial, Church - American Disabilities Act - ADA - Handicap Elevators

We welcome you into the family of Electropedic Wheelchair Elevators.

We are a family owned company.

Before you buy a mobility elevator, whether it is for your porch or inside your home, we have to ask you several questions. Where both the proper configuaration and safety are a concern, we feel it is best to first talk to a qualified representative. After 45 years, configuring how to put the right electric home care products together, we must be doing something right.

Along the way, we explain the basic features and benefits , standard and optional equipment (which are different between models and different manufacturer's), and how they may benefit you.

We both listen to each other's questions, answers and explanations. to configure a vertical platform lift / wheelchair, scooter, mobility lift for you.

This is how we put the pieces together:

Do you have a solid concrete floor to put the unit on, approximately 4 feet by 4 feet. Optional platform sizes and configurations are available.

Do you have an easy place to plug it in (standard 110 outlet - optional DC power is available)

Are you planning to put it in yourself (Bruno will not allow for self-installation)

In commercial applications (and sometimes residential), are you going to be inspected, are you aware of any local permits, codes or regulations (commercial units, if inspected, sometimes need a Certified Wheelchair Elevator Contractor to put it in to pass inspection). Do you need a commercial unit?

Do you have enough room to enter and exit the unit.

Are you planning to put the Lifting Mechanism on the Left Side or the Right Side?

Especially when children are present; some units have a standard built-in safety mechanism that automatically turns off the unit if it hits an obstruction on the say down.

Would solid walls be important, or are side rails enough (many units come "standard" differently.).

Adding the weight of the person and the mobility unit - is 500, 600 or 750 pound weight capability better? Is 1/2HP enough, or would you like a 1HP unit?

Do you need an upper limit of 2 feet, 4 feet, 6 feet (you set in the field the exact measurement to where you want the unit to stop). We sell units up to 12' high.

Is you Ingrees (going in) and Egress (going out) in a straight line; or do you need an Optional 90 degree Platform

Is a ramp, or custom ramp, or stair lift a better alternative?

Does there have to be any modification to your home or porch rails or landscaping?

Do you need an Optional top landing gate (which includes call/send controls with key and mechanical interlock - released only when platform is at top landing). Do you need the doors to swing out to the left or to the right?

Are Optional Remote Control eyed call/send controls important to you or your caregiver?

Do you need a unit that has a Standard Solid Platform with anti-skid material - or would you like to "see through" the bottom platform?

Standard Features Include: Manual hand lowering crank.

Standard Features Include: Automatic self-lowering folding ramp provides convenient entrance for mobility devices when in the “down” position, and a safety enclosure in the “up” position.

Standard Features Include: Simple, accessible controls with emergency stop switch are easy to operate. Controls require constant pressure.

Standard Features include • Weather protected controls and Weather resistant powder coated paint throughout

Standard Features include: Limit Switches that automatically turn off unit in the all the way up and down position

Standard Features include: Stanard 110 AC outlet needed. Do you need a D.C. Unit (Direct Current)?

Do you need a Portable Unit? (many schools, stages and churches need a "sometimes" unit to pass access to stair barriers.)

Would you rather have a Toggle vs. a Key Switch?

No one can get you a Vertical Platform Lift to your home faster than us

We know Price is very relevant to our customers. You want the Best Price on the Right Unit. Please call us to get both: We guarantee the lowest price.

Through 45 years, we have realized that our success is built upon your satisfaction. We sell directly to the Public and to many Schools, Church's, New Businesses (ADA Requirements) and Contractor's. We have an AEMA Certified Technician on our Staff to help answer any Technical or Maintenance Questions (800)435-5040.

Our experience means the right Wheelchair Elevator Platform for you. Some manufacturers have been doing this for over 20 years; some manufacturers less than 5. We want you to know "first hand" though, all the manufacturers are very, very reliable.

We do not "pressure" you into buying; and do not add your name and information to any type of list.

Please call us at (800)528-3974 and let us put the pieces together for you. . . . You'll be glad you did!

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If you are using the Wheelchair Elevator for a simple Porch-type Setting, we would highly recommend the Wheelchair Elevator by MAC PL-50 (for up to 52") or the PL-72 (up to 72") or the Wheelchair Elevators by Vertical Platform Lift by Trus-T-Lift. The Trus-T-Lift manufactures Models that can go all the way up from the first story to the second story. Now the Bruno VPL-3100 Vertical Platform Lift - Wheelchair Porch Elevator VPL3100.

What Does 45 Years of Experience Mean to You?
The Right Vertical Platform - Wheelchair Porch Elevator for You!

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At ElectropedicBeds.com, we have been helping peoplethe right products for over 45 years, and when you have been doing only one thing for 45 years, you get pretty good at it.

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