Safety Chair EV 7000 Evacuation Chair
The Safety Chair EV 7000 supports downward bariatric evacuation up to 250kg (550lbs), with adjustable self braking tracks and a quick release 4-point harness.
- Supports downward bariatric evacuation up to 250kg (550lbs).
- Opens ready for operation in seconds.
- Adjustable tracks control descent speed.
- Adjustable seating offers flat or hammock positions.
- Folds for storage and can be wall mounted.
- Designed for low maintenance.
RRP £870.00
£699.00
£838.80 including VAT
Save £171.00 (20%)
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LIFETIME WARRANTY
Manufacturer’s warranty
Covers manufacturing defects, subject to the manufacturer's conditions, including applicable annual servicing requirements.
Lifetime cover does not imply lifetime cover for batteries or excluded components.
Product description
The Safety Chair EV 7000 is an evacuation chair with a weight carrying capacity of up to 250kg (550lbs). It assists with downward evacuation for bariatric passengers and supports upward and downward evacuation for non-bariatric passengers. Reinforced adjustable self braking tracks control descent speed. Passenger support includes a quick release 4-point harness, a head support with immobilisation strap and an adjustable seat with flat or hammock positions. Front and rear lifting handles are provided for upstairs travel during 2 and 4 person operation. The chair folds for storage and can be wall mounted. It comes with wall mounting hooks, way finding signage, a protective cover and a user guide. The sheet states single-person operation up to 200kg (441lbs); upstairs travel is described separately as a multi-person operation.
Features and benefits
- Reinforced adjustable self braking tracks control descent speed.
- Anti-slip height adjustable handle.
- Head support with immobilisation strap.
- Quick release 4-point harness.
- Front and rear lifting handles for upstairs travel during 2 and 4 person operation.
- Industrial locking castor wheels.
- Adjustable seating position with flat seat or hammock options.
- Foldable and wall mountable.
- Fire retardant material.
What's included
- 4 Point Passenger Harness
- Cushioned Head Support
- Adjustable Padded Seat
- Way Finding Signage
- Wall Mounting Hooks
- Protective Cover
- User Guide
Technical specifications
| Manufacturer | Safety Chair |
|---|---|
| Category | Evacuation chairs |
| Model | EV 7000 |
| Maximum load capacity | 250kgs / 550lbs |
| Single-person operation capacity | Up to 200kg (441lbs) |
| Product weight | 14kgs / 30.8lbs |
| Height | 124cms / 48” |
| Width | 57cms / 22.5” |
| Depth | 26.5cms / 10.5” |
| Evacuation direction | Downward for bariatric payloads; upward and downward for non-bariatric payloads |
| Upstairs operation | Front and rear lifting handles for 2 and 4 person operation |
| Tracks | Reinforced adjustable self-braking tracks |
| Operating handle | Anti-slip, height adjustable |
| Head support | Cushioned head support with immobilisation strap |
| Harness | Quick release 4-point harness |
| Castor wheels | Industrial locking castor wheels |
| Seating position | Adjustable flat seat or hammock |
| Seat | Adjustable padded seat |
| Material | Fire retardant material |
| Storage | Foldable and wall mountable |
| Included accessories | Way finding signage, wall mounting hooks, protective cover and user guide |
| Operation | Manual |
| Dimensions — configuration unconfirmed | Height: 124cms / 48”; Width: 57cms / 22.5”; Depth: 26.5cms / 10.5” |
| Stair suitability | Downward evacuation for bariatric payloads; upward and downward evacuation for non-bariatric payloads. |
| Single-person operating capacity | Up to 200kg (441lbs) |
| Harness / restraint | Quick release 4-point harness; head support with immobilisation strap |
| Wheel configuration | Industrial locking castor wheels |
Data sheets & downloads
Legislation & compliance
Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005
In England and Wales, the responsible person must assess fire risks and make appropriate arrangements for safe evacuation. Equipment selection should form part of the premises’ fire risk assessment and evacuation plan; buying a chair alone does not establish compliance.
Equality Act 2010
Organisations should consider their duties towards disabled people, including reasonable adjustments where required. Individual needs, transfer arrangements and safe evacuation should be assessed rather than assuming one product suits everyone.
Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998
Where applicable, work equipment must be suitable, maintained and used by people with appropriate information, instruction and training. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions and the organisation’s risk assessment.
Product-specific standards and medical device requirements
Only rely on standards or medical device status confirmed in the manufacturer’s documentation for this model. These requirements do not mandate the purchase of a particular evacuation chair.