Emergency stretcher Power-PRO XT

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Product overview
The Power-PRO XT is a powered ambulance cot (model 6506) featuring a battery-powered hydraulic lift system that raises and lowers the cot at the touch of a button. Manufactured by Stryker, the cot is designed for efficient, controlled patient handling during emergency and non-emergency transport.

Key features

• Battery-powered hydraulic system for effortless lift and lower at the push of a button
• Easy-to-use manual back-up system for operation in case of power loss
• Retractable head section to navigate tight spaces at any height position
• Automatic high-speed retract feature for quick stowage
• XPS siderails for patient containment and adaptability to body shape
• Steer-Lock mobility control for stable handling
• SMRT Battery Kit option for extended operation time

Intended use
The Power-PRO XT 6506 is intended to support and transport patients (paediatric and adult) in supine or seated positions, and to carry associated medical equipment (oxygen cylinders, monitors, infusion pumps) during ambulance and hospital transfer. It is suitable for pre-hospital and in-hospital settings in both emergency and non-emergency scenarios.

Manufacturer and compliance
Manufacturer: Stryker. Medical device classification: CE Class I (where applicable). Documentation and product resources (datasheets, manuals, PDF catalog) are available.

Technical specifications

• Commercial name: Power-PRO XT
• Model number: 6506
• Product type: Powered ambulance cot
• Lift mechanism: Battery-powered hydraulic system
• Backup: Manual back-up system
• Head section: Retractable head section for navigation in tight spaces
• Retract: Automatic high-speed retract feature
• Siderails: XPS siderails
• Mobility control: Steer-Lock
• Battery option: SMRT Battery Kit
• Patient capacity: Suitable for paediatric and adult patients (supine or seated)
• Equipment transport: Designed to carry medical equipment (oxygen cylinders, monitors, pumps)
• Intended environments: Pre-hospital and in-hospital transport