TR9650 Mobile Bath Lift System — Combi Configuration
The TR9650 in combi configuration handles both semi-seated and supine transfers — foot-operated, 330 lbs (150 kg) capacity, maximum versatility for mixed-dependency facilities.
Specifications
| Max. User Weight | 330 lbs (150 kg) |
|---|---|
| Drive / Adjustment Type | Foot-operated hydraulic lift |
| Frame Material | Powder-coated steel frame |
| Model / SKU | TR9650 |
Key Features
- 330 lbs (150 kg) maximum working load limit
- Dual-mode: chair and stretcher transfer in one unit
- Mobile — no ceiling track required
- Foot-operated hydraulic lift mechanism
- Converts between chair, stretcher, and combi without tools
- Compatible with chair slings and stretcher slings
- Four swivel castors with brakes
- Emergency lowering function
Overview
The TR9650 in combi configuration is the most versatile setup, combining the functions of the chair and stretcher configurations in a single mobile platform. By switching between chair and stretcher sling configurations (without tools), one unit can serve patients across the full dependency range — from semi-ambulatory to fully dependent.
This makes the combi setup the most cost-efficient choice for:
- Mixed-dependency units where patient transfer needs vary significantly
- Small facilities that cannot justify configuring separate setups
- Facilities with fluctuating patient populations
Choosing Between TR9650 Configurations
| Chair | Stretcher | Combi | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Semi-seated patients | ✓ | — | ✓ |
| Fully supine patients | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Mixed patient population | — | — | ✓ |
| Best overall versatility | — | — | ✓ |
All configurations are the same TR9650 base unit — no separate products, no tools required to switch.
Frequently Asked Questions
How quickly can the TR9650 switch between chair and stretcher modes? Configuration switches require no tools — the sling attachment points and spreader bar are reconfigured manually. In practice, a trained caregiver can switch configurations within a few minutes. For wards with a predictable split of patient types, keeping the unit in the most-used configuration and switching only when needed is the typical approach.
Does the combi configuration cost more than the chair or stretcher version? The TR9650 is a single unit — chair, stretcher, and combi are configurations of the same product, not separate models. There is no additional cost for the combi capability; it is inherent in every TR9650 unit.
Is the TR9650 appropriate as the only patient lift in a mixed-dependency unit? The TR9650 combi configuration’s ability to handle the full patient dependency range — from semi-ambulatory to fully supine — makes it a practical single-device solution for mixed-dependency wards. Its mobile design means one unit can move between rooms as needed, though high-volume facilities may benefit from multiple units to reduce scheduling constraints.
Accessories
Accessories for the TR9650 — including chair slings, stretcher slings, and combi slings — are available through authorized dealers. Full accessories listing coming soon.
Contact us to find an authorized dealer near you.