Invacare Birdie User manual

Transportability and patient comfort go hand-in-

hand

With maximum space for the user, both the Invacare Birdie and the

Birdie Compact offer a truly comfortable lift and transfer to or from

beds, chairs or even the floor. The lifters are designed to ensure that

folding and unfolding can be carried out easily and without the need for

tools. In addition, the lifter can be dismantled into two parts if needed

– also without tools.

Invacare®Birdie®and Birdie®Compact

TÜV-certiﬁcation for maximum security

Invacare®Birdie®

Total user comfort

Maximizes space for the user even when

the hoist is in the highest position. This

gives a very comfortable lift and transfer

since the user can easily be rotated in the

hoist. Consequently, it makes the placing

of the user into the bed/wheelchair much

easier for the carer. The optimization of

space creates a high level of comfort

since the user’s knees will not be close

to the actuator of the hoist. You have,

then, a very low risk of injuring the knees

of the user.

Ease of handling: simple to fold,

unfold and dismantle without tools

Handling the lifter has been made as

smooth and easy as possible as the

hoists can easily be folded and unfolded

without the need for tools. Hoists take up

minimal space when stored and are easy

to push and transport. If required, the

mast and boom can be easily detached

from the base (no tools required).

For total security, the hoists come with

a snap-lock system, thus minimizing

the risk of accident. The lifters are

CE-certified in line with the Medical

Device Directive 93/42/ECC. To ensure

the hoists comply with EN ISO 10535

(the European standard for hoists) the

hoist has been rigorously tested both by

Invacare and the German TÜV institute,

an accredited external body.

Long boom – high user

comfort

The user can easily be rotated

and positioned. No risk of injuries

to the knees.

Easy to fold and dismantle

Ease of transport and storage.

No tools required when folding

/ unfolding or when dismantling

the hoist.

Snap lock

Optimal security to avoid risk of

accidents.

Features and Options

Emergency stop, emergency

lowering and integrated

charger

Manual or electric emergency

lowering (compact version

features only electric lowering). To

charge the hoist, simply plug in.

2 point quick release

spreader bars

Easy to attach and detach.

Available widths: 35 cm, 45 cm,

55 cm.

4 point quick release

spreader bars

Easy to attach and detach.

Available widths: 45 cm and

55 cm.

Handle for leg spread

Handle can easily be attached to

operate the manual leg spread.

Push bar and hand control

Superior ergonomics for carers.

Castors

100 mm or 75 mm castors

available.(braking castors are

shown)

Manual leg spread

Simply step on the pedal to

adjust the leg spread.

Click on spreader bar

Easy to change the spreader

bar.

Scale

If needed the scale is available

approved, according to the

medical standard EN 45501,

certiﬁed and sealed in order to

be used to medicate.

Electrical leg spread

Available for Invacare Birdie

Standard version.

Features and Options

Invacare®Birdie®

Invacare International Sarl

Route de Cité-Ouest 2 - 1196 Gland

Switzerland

Tel: +41 (0)22 354 60 10

Fax: +41 (0)22 354 60 11

[email protected]

www.invacare.eu.com

All information quoted is believed to

be correct at time of print.

Invacare®reserves the right to alter

product speciﬁcations without prior

consultation.

Birdie - EU - 08/2010

Technical data

Birdie

Birdie Compact

40 cycles

115 cm

100 cm

65,5 cm

53 cm

46,5 - 168,5 cm

51,5 - 158,5 cm

104 cm

89 cm

Birdie

Birdie Compact

42 kg

36 kg

10 cm

Frame colour

All measures are taken with 75 mm

castors and 2 point spreaderbar.

For 100 mm castors add 1,5 cm for height

measures and 2 cm for width.

Light grey /

Dark grey

140 cm

107 cm

2,9 Ah

170 kg

150 kg

Invacare®Birdie®

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