Atlas Portable Wheelchair Stairlift | 440 lb Battery Powered
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The Atlas Portable Wheelchair Stairlift allows wheelchair users to travel up and down straight stairs while remaining seated in their own wheelchair. With no wheelchair-to-chair transfer required, the Atlas provides a practical solution for users who cannot safely transfer out of their wheelchair.
Unlike seated mobile stairlifts that require the user to leave their wheelchair, the Atlas carries the user's existing wheelchair directly. The wheelchair rolls onto the lift platform and is secured using integrated wheelchair frame clasps, wheel supports and safety restraints.
The Atlas accommodates standard and reclining wheelchairs with 16", 18" and 20" seat widths and supports up to 440 lbs. Once the wheelchair is secured, powered anti-slip rubber tracks provide controlled stair ascent and descent.
Designed for straight staircases, the Atlas operates on common stair surfaces including wood, carpet, tile and concrete when properly secured. Push-button controls allow the operator to manage powered movement while adjustable handles provide control and maneuverability.
When stairs are not involved, the Atlas can function as a manual wheelchair transport device. Its four-wheel base allows an operator to move the secured wheelchair across flat indoor surfaces, helping simplify movement before and after stair travel.
The Atlas is designed for environments where permanent wheelchair ramps or elevators may not be practical. It can be used in private residences, assisted living communities, rehabilitation centres, hospitals, schools and other multi-level buildings with straight staircases.
Weighing 53 lbs, the Atlas combines a portable steel frame with a lithium-ion battery system. The unit provides up to 120 flights per charge and reaches a climbing speed of 0.4 meters per second.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Weight Capacity | 440 lbs |
| Unit Weight | 53 lbs |
| Wheelchair Seat Width Compatibility | 16", 18", 20" |
| Adjustable Base Width | 23" to 31" |
| Push Handle Length | 8" |
| Front Wheel Height | 1.5" |
| Rear Wheel Height | 5" |
| Rear Bar Latch Width | 4.75" to 6.5" |
| Track Length | 32" |
| Overall Height | 63" |
| Handle Heights | 41", 47", 57", 63" |
| Rear Handle Length | 8" |
| Climbing Distance | Up to 120 flights per charge |
| Minimum Landing Area | 44" × 44" |
| Frame Material | Steel |
| Climbing Speed | 0.4 meters per second |
| Battery Type | Lithium Ion |
For wheelchair users who cannot safely transfer into a traditional seated stairlift, the Atlas provides a portable option that keeps the user in their own wheelchair. With a 440 lb capacity, compatibility with 16", 18" and 20" wheelchairs, powered tracks and up to 120 flights per charge, it is designed to provide portable stair access without requiring a chair-to-chair transfer.
The Atlas supports a combined weight of up to 440 lbs, including the wheelchair and seated user. This high capacity makes it suitable for a range of standard and reclining wheelchair configurations. The total combined load should remain within the stated 440 lb limit during stair travel.
The Atlas accommodates wheelchairs with 16", 18" and 20" seat widths, including standard and reclining wheelchair models. Its adjustable base width ranges from 23" to 31", helping accommodate different wheelchair configurations. Users should confirm their wheelchair dimensions and frame configuration before using the stairlift.
No. One of the main advantages of the Atlas is that it is designed to transport the user while they remain seated in their own wheelchair. The wheelchair is positioned on the platform and secured using the integrated frame clasps, wheel supports and safety restraints before powered stair travel begins.
The Atlas provides up to 120 flights of stair travel per charge using its lithium-ion battery. Its stated climbing speed is 0.4 metres per second. Battery range can vary depending on operating conditions and load, so the battery should be adequately charged before planned stair travel.
No. The Atlas is designed for straight staircases rather than curved stairs. It can operate on common surfaces such as wood, carpet, tile and concrete when the wheelchair is properly secured. The available staircase and landing area should also be checked to ensure there is sufficient clearance for operation.
The Atlas uses an integrated wheelchair securing system that includes frame clasps, wheel supports and safety restraints to help keep the wheelchair positioned during stair travel. Additional control features include track tension controls, rear wheel brakes and handlebar locking mechanisms. The wheelchair should be properly secured before powered movement begins.