Equipment Compliance Matrix.pdf
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- Y1DA--PN: 636A6-26-201, Patient Ceiling Lifts Install & Testing (DM) AP: 36C263-26-AP-1431
- Solicitation number
- 36C26326R0059
About this file
This is a technical requirements template for patient ceiling lift systems with vendor response documentation. The document establishes eight primary requirement categories that vendors must address: load capacity, lift system and profile design, room coverage configuration, transverse and control functionality, power and charging capabilities, hanger bars and slings compatibility, safety and measurement features, and cleaning and documentation support.
Load capacity requirements specify standard lifts must support a minimum of 500 lbs and bariatric lifts must support 800 lbs for both motor and transfer gate assemblies. Lift systems must feature motorized ceiling operation with low-profile design to maximize lifting height, single-motor configuration for bariatric lifts, and floor lifting capability. Room coverage shall include full transverse rail plus two parallel ceiling-secured rails, with bariatric room tracks providing bathroom access and non-powered automatic interlocking transition gates. Control requirements mandate manual traverse options allowing caregiver pull in both directions, wireless hand control with secure stow, soft/slow start and stop functionality, and wireless installation. Emergency features include an accessible pull-cord for emergency descent without requiring tools or ladders. The system must provide in-track continuous AC charging without external charging stations, lifting speed of at least 1.6 inches per second at maximum load, loop-style hanger bars compatible with loop-style slings, interchangeable 2-point and 4-point hanger bars, and an integrated patient scale that does not reduce lifting height. Additional requirements include no proprietary cleaning solution restrictions, provision of service and parts manuals, and standard manufacturer warranty. Vendors must use drop-down menus to indicate compliance, provide original equipment manufacturer documentation with page numbers, and explain the metric or methodology demonstrating requirement fulfillment.
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VENDOR
RESPONSE
VENDOR
DOCUMENTATION
VENDOR
EXPLANATION
Use drop-down menu to note if product meets requirements.
Provide Original Equipment Manufacturer documentation where techincal requirement is met including page number.
Provide metric/explaination of how this is met.
Metric
≥ 500 ≥ 800
Low-profile design to maximize lifting height Single-motor
Wireless
≥ 1.6
Wireless
Reqirement
1. Load Capacity c.Interlocking/transfer gate assemblies rated accordingly
2. Lift System and Profile
TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS
b. Hand control with secure stow to prevent interference
a. Standard lifts (motor & transfer gate) [lbs]
b. Bariatric lifts (motor & transfer gate) [lbs]
a. Motorized ceiling lift operation
b. Configuration for bariatric lifts
3. Lift System and Profile
a. Full-room coverage via transverse rail + two parallel ceiling-secured rails
c. Floor lifting capability includes lifting from floor
b. Bariatric room tracks shall provide bathroom access, including
c. Non-powered automatic interlocking transition gate between room and bathroom
4. Transverse and Controls
a. Manual traverse option (standard and bariatric) allowing caregiver pull both directions
c. Soft/slow start & stop
b. Emergency down pull-cord accessible without tools/ladders
c. All installed patient ceiling lift motors shall
a. No proprietary cleaning solution restrictions for lift components or
b. Provide service and parts manuals
c. Provide standard manufacturer warranty
d. Lifting speed at maxium load [in/sec]
5. Power and Charging
a. In-track continuous AC charging; no external charging station or
a. Loop-style hanger bar compatible with loop-style slings
b. Interchangeable hanger bars (2-point and 4-point)
a. Integrated patient scale that does not reduce lifting height
6. Hanger Bars and Slings
7. Safety / Measurement / Emergency
8. Cleaning and Documentation
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