key features of a hospital lift (also called stretcher lift or bed lift):

Spacious Cabin – Large enough to accommodate a hospital bed (stretcher), patient, doctors, nurses, and medical equipment.

Wide Doors – Automatic wide-opening doors (center opening) for smooth entry/exit of stretchers and wheelchairs.

Smooth & Silent Operation – Vibration-free travel for patient comfort, especially for ICU or critical patients.

Safety Features – Emergency alarm, intercom/phone, power backup (UPS/ARD), and overload sensors.

Accessibility – Braille buttons, voice announcements, handrails, and non-slip flooring for patient and staff safety.

Precise Leveling – Accurate floor leveling for easy movement of stretchers and wheelchairs without jerks.

High Load Capacity – Usually 15–26 passengers (1000–1600 kg) capacity to carry beds, staff, and equipment.

Durability & Hygiene – Stainless steel interiors, easy-to-clean surfaces, and anti-bacterial coatings.

Emergency Features – Fire-resistant materials, automatic rescue device (for power failure), and ventilation.

Energy Efficiency – Gearless or machine-room-less (MRL) options with energy-saving technology.