Traveler II XRC500 500 lb. ADA Bariatric Pool Lift

The Traveler BP500 exemplifies innovation in pool accessibility, focusing on a versatile design that caters to diverse facility needs. This advanced pool lift is equipped with a battery system capable of providing up to 90 lifts per charge, ensuring efficient operation throughout its use. Its design integrates two waterproof wireless remote controls for effortless operation from both the deck and the water, highlighting the blend of convenience and technology.

At its core, the Traveler BP500 is built with high-quality electropolished 304L grade stainless steel, ensuring durability against corrosion and the elements. This robust construction is complemented by a Spectra Shield coating, further enhancing its long-term performance in various pool environments. The lift's structure supports a 500-pound weight capacity, facilitated by a spacious seat that ensures comfort during use. The seat, along with adjustable footrest and flip-up armrests, is designed for ease of transfer, emphasizing user-friendly interaction.

What sets the Traveler BP500 apart is its extensive range of customization options. Facilities can tailor the lift to their specific requirements, from choosing a powder coating to match the pool setting to selecting from attachments such as a spineboard or wheelchair for alternative seating solutions. This customization extends to the installation process, where the lift can accommodate setbacks of 6-33 and a water draft up to 12, making it suitable for a wide array of pool types and designs. For facilities looking for enhanced mobility, additional mobility aids and an anchor kit are available, ensuring a secure and adaptable fit for any pool deck.

This focus on customization not only ensures that the Traveler BP500 can meet the unique needs of each facility but also underscores its role in improving accessibility. By offering a solution that is adaptable, durable, and easy to use, the Traveler BP500 positions itself as a preferred choice for enhancing the inclusivity and functionality of pool environments.