Stair Lift Reports

Acorn Stairlift Specifcations?

The Acorn stairlift is made in England and being distributed throughout North America from a distribution facility in Florida.

It is being sold direct on the internet as a do it yourself type stair lift installation or through stairlift dealers in some areas of Canada and the USA.

The track is extruded aluminum and runs on a rack and pinon system. It is battery operated and the charger requires to be plugged into a normal house receptacle.

Acorn Stair Lift Specifications

Rack and pinion.
294 lb. capacity.
The stair lift rail sits on stairs thereby not relying on bracket strength.
Diagnostic status lights.
Smooth start / stop action.
2x 12 volt batteries that are charged via an independent battery charger unit
Infra red remote controls -
Joystick and Infra remote control operation.
Swivel seat with locking catch - ensure easy mounting and dismounting. The lift will not operate unless the seat is in the correct riding position.
Diagnostic digital display - mounted on the carriage, this shows clearly when it is in the normal operating position. Also provide invaluable diagnostic information in the unlikely event of a fault with your stairlift.
Folding Seat & Footrest - the stairs remain available for use by others, as the seat, arms and footrest fold away when not in use.
Designed to meet BS5776-1996. Additional certification granted by TRL EMC.
Pressure sensitive safety surfaces that prevent the stair lift from colliding with any obstruction on the stairway. These are located around the footrest, and on the top and bottom of the carriage
Limit sensors to ensure that the it always stops in the correct position
Electronic and mechanical braking systems eliminates the possibility of an uncontrolled descent.
Lockable isolation switch
24 Volt DC operation
Mobility solutions can be found through information about handicapped stair lifts to assist in establishing a solution to those with a physical disability. Home stairways present mobility and accessibility barriers. This is especially true for electric scooters and wheelchair users.