HFL-300/400 User Manual
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Introduction:
IndeeLift’s patented line of Human Floor Lifts (HFLs) are a class of human lifts unlike any other
available. This family of products has been designed to assist individuals who have fallen to the
floor and are unable to get up without assistance. The rugged and reliable IndeeLift HFLs are
purpose-built appliances built in the USA with UL and ETL certified components and are available
in consumer/ small business, professional healthcare and emergency medical services models.
The HFL-300 and HFL-400 are Human Floor Lifts designed for self or assisted operation in the home
or business. These appliances can lift a person from the floor without risk of injury to the fallen or
anyone assisting them. As a fall recovery appliance, these HFLs are extremely maneuverable and
their small footprint allows fall recovery to occur in even the tightest of places. The HFLs replace
large and cumbersome sling-style lifts, helping fallen people to recover and get back on their feet
quickly, while greatly reducing the associated risks.
NOTE: These HFLs are also available as “-D” units, (HFL-300-D/HFL-400-D), which are identical to the
HFL-300/HFL-400 but also include waist and chest belt anchor points and assemblies for additional
safety when lifting individuals with significant mobility challenges, (e.g., paraplegic, neuromuscular,
etc.). See Appendix A for more information on the “-D” units.
Overview:
This manual covers the HFL-300 and HFL-400 consumer models which are designed for use in the
home and small businesses, (such as hospices). They provide the same features, functions and
operational characteristics except for rated capacity. The HFL-300 is engineered to lift a person of up
to 300 pounds or 136kg. The HFL-400 is engineered to lift a person weighing up to 400 pounds or
181kg. Both units are referred to as the “HFL” throughout this manual.
The HFL is operated with a wired remote control in a portable “roll-around” configuration. This state-
of-the-art product was designed to easily lift mobility challenged individuals from the floor and can
be self-operated or operated with the assistance of a helper, without injury to the fallen person or
any helper.
Self-Operation: After a fall, the fallen person scoots over to the HFL, slides or tilts up onto the
mounting ramp seat, pushes a button on the wired remote, activating the motor which raises them
from the floor.
Assisted Operation: A helper can easily wheel the HFL to the fallen person and assist them onto the
mounting ramp seat, if necessary. The helper then pushes a button on the wired remote, activating
the motor which raises the fallen person from the floor.
Once up from the floor, the fallen person can take a deep breath and rest comfortably until they are
ready to stand up and walk away or be directly transferred to a wheelchair, all without the risk of
injuries related to the fall recovery.
IndeeLift HFLs are covered by US and international patents including US 9,808,388 and EURO PAT 3151803
