EVAC+CHAIR IBEX TranSeat 700H Evacuation Chair

IBEX Transeat – Effortless Stairway Evacuation

The IBEX Transeat is designed to navigate both upward and downward stairways with ease, making it an essential solution for emergency evacuations. Many buildings, whether commercial or residential, have staircases leading to emergency exits, such as from basement levels. This chair provides a safe and effective means of evacuation for individuals with mobility challenges.

Its innovative track system allows it to ascend stairs without requiring operators to lift, ensuring a smooth and controlled process. By working together, operators can easily maneuver the TranSeat over stair nosings for a secure evacuation.

Key Features:

• Robust stainless steel frame for durability and strength
• Adjustable top handle for operator comfort and control
• Integrated pulley track system to aid in stair navigation
• Secure safety belts to keep the passenger safely in place
• Versatile design for use on flat surfaces and both ascending and descending stairs
• Ideal for tight spaces, including spiral staircases
• Brake-controlled tracks for smooth movement—engaged for descent and released for ascent to reduce resistance
• Two-person operation for optimal control and safety
• Quick deployment, designed for fast emergency response
• Includes wall brackets and a dust cover for secure storage
• Supports up to 159kg passenger weight
• Manufactured in the UK to high-quality standards
• Compact design to prevent obstruction when stored
• DDA compliant for accessibility compliance
• Class I Medical Device, meeting PUWER regulations

The IBEX Transeat is a reliable evacuation chair built for safety, ease of use, and efficiency in emergency situations.

The IBEX Transeat 700H helps businesses to comply with current health and safety legislation requirements. This includes:

• Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 – Means of escape
• Building Regulations Parts B and M – Building use and access
• BS5588-8:1999 – Providing disabled people with measures to be assisted in an emergency
• Equality Act 2009 – Ensuring that disabled people are not at a disadvantage compared to those that are not disabled
• DDA (Disability Discrimination Act) – Providing adequate access and facilities for any disabled person who may enter a building

Evac+Chairs are Class I Medical Devices with their installation and use regulated under the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998 (PUWER). Employers, self-employed people, and those employed to supervise or manage equipment are responsible for ensuring that a reasonable amount of staff are adequately trained to use Evac+Chairs safely, that the chairs are annually serviced by a qualified engineer, and that they are regularly inspected by a competent worker.