IntroductionThe CL100 Series mobile ceiling patient lift is designed for safe patient transfers in wards, shared spaces and for partial-weight-bearing gait training in rehabilitation departments. Intended for hospitals, rehabilitation centers, nursing homes and home care, the system reduces caregiver physical load and helps prevent secondary injuries while supporting clinical workflows.
OverviewThe system combines ceiling track technology with compact mobile hoist units. Available models: CL100-1 (basic lifting), CL100-2 (electric lifting + horizontal movement), CL100-3 (adds Auto-Following and CPM rehabilitation functions). Units support multiple track layouts and door-passing systems for on-site integration.
Features- Patient transfer safety: controlled, stable transfers across bedroom, bathroom and communal areas to lower fall and manual-lift injury risk.
- Single-caregiver operation: enables one clinician to perform turning, hygiene care, linen changes and transfers.
- Rehabilitation support: optional slings and modules for ambulatory/walking training, sitting and supine support, and limb positioning.
- Auto-Following (CL100-3): intelligent following mode to assist active gait training and reduce external force on the patient.
- Integrated weighing module: automatic weight measurement during care procedures (±0.5 kg accuracy).
- Target point lock & mechanical brake: fixed parking and lateral stabilization to prevent unexpected tilting.
- CPM function (CL100-3): continuous passive motion support for early joint rehabilitation and prevention of stiffness and atrophy.
- Versatile slings: ambulation, supine, sitting and limb slings for CPM in multiple sizes with soft lining.
- Safety systems: ground-accessible emergency pull cord, overload and fault alarms, sling-angle deviation pause, power-off brake.
Applications- Hospitals and acute care units
- Rehabilitation centers
- Nursing homes and long-term care
- Home care and assisted living facilities
Specification of Mobile Hoist System (summary)Model: CL100-1 | CL100-2 | CL100-3
Main unit dimensions: 350 x 310 x 172 mm (all models)
Main unit weight: 11.1 kg | 13.6 kg | 13.7 kg
Lifting capacity: 200 kg (all models)
Hand control protection: IPx4; LED LCD hand-held controller
Electric lifting speed (full load): 23–50 mm/s
Electric horizontal movement speed: / | 20 cm/s | 20 cm/s
Special functions: / | / | Auto-Following; CPM
Battery: 25.6V 3.6Ah; Charging time ≤ 4 hours
Sling length: 2150 mm (all models)
Weighing accuracy: ±0.5 kg (all models)
Emergency stopping device (pull cord) accessible from ground: Yes (all models)
Safety module: emergency pull cord, overload alarm, fault alarm, sling-angle deviation pause, power-off brake (all models)
Product performance advantagesThe CL100 Series offers a range of dedicated slings and accessories for toileting, bathing, wheelchair transfers, supine/prone positioning and ventilatory care. Track and door-passing systems are customizable to site constraints; detachable washable slings and low-maintenance tracks reduce lifecycle burden.
ContraindicationsNot suitable for patients with unhealed lower-limb fractures, unstable joint injuries, severe bleeding disorders, orthostatic hypotension, severe osteoporosis, major cognitive impairment or similar conditions.
Technical specifications- Series: CL100 Series (CL100-1 / CL100-2 / CL100-3)
- Main unit dimensions: 350 x 310 x 172 mm
- Main unit weight: 11.1 kg / 13.6 kg / 13.7 kg
- Lifting capacity: 200 kg
- Hand control: LED LCD hand-held controller; protection class IPx4
- Electric lifting speed (full load): 23–50 mm/s
- Horizontal movement speed: 20 cm/s (CL100-2 / CL100-3)
- Battery: 25.6V 3.6Ah; charge ≤ 4 hours
- Sling length: 2150 mm
- Weighing accuracy: ±0.5 kg
- Safety features: emergency pull cord, overload alarm, fault alarm, sling-angle safety pause, power-off brake
- Options: Auto-Tracking (CL100-3), CPM (CL100-3)
- Available slings: ambulation/walking, supine, sitting, limb sling for CPM (multiple sizes)
Images & MediaProduct images include unit photos, sling examples and installation diagrams. Videos demonstrate patient transfers and rehabilitation exercises.