Huihai Life HH-TC04

In home care, the HH-TC04 serves older people and disabled people who need a carer's help with transfers. At home, it transfers people to the bed, toilet, wheelchair, or sofa, and it supports toileting through its commode function and seated meals through its dining mode. With a manually operated lift, the chair runs at home without a power point.

In nursing care, staff use the chair for the same four transfers, along with toileting and seated meals. They use the manual lift and guide the chair as it carries the user between transfer points, so the team handles lifting, moving, and toileting with one piece of equipment.

In elderly and disability care, the manufacturer positions the HH-TC04 as patient handling equipment, used to move and support people who need help with transfers. Users are people who need that help, and operators are carers at home and in nursing care.

Toileting is part of the chair's role. A commode is a seat that serves as a toilet, and the HH-TC04's seat has that function, while its toilet-transfer use covers moves to and from a toilet. Dining mode then lets the user take meals while seated in the chair.

Three design features- the adjustable seat height, the opening backrest, and the mobile design- help carers throughout the day. The manufacturer also builds the chair for reliable everyday use in both settings.

Lift, move and toilet visit in one chair

The same chair raises the user, carries them, and serves as their commode, so one piece of equipment covers all three.

Hydraulic lift, operated manually

Lifting is manual and hydraulic, so the carer operates it alone.

Nothing to charge

The lift is manual, so charging never enters the transfer routine.

Adjustable seat height

The seat height adjusts, and the chair is built around everyday transfers to bed, toilet, wheelchair, and sofa.

Commode seat for toileting

Toileting can take place in the chair, whose seat has a commode function.

Mobile design

As a mobile chair, it carries the seated user to each of its four transfer points.

Opening backrest

The backrest opens, a feature the manufacturer includes to help carers.

Dining mode for meals

Dining mode is one of the chair's everyday uses, so meals can be eaten while seated in the chair.

Manual hydraulic lift

The lift is hydraulic and manually operated, allowing the chair to lift.

Adjustable seat height

The seat can be raised or lowered as part of a design built to help carers.

Commode function

The seat doubles as a commode, providing toileting support.

Opening backrest

The backrest opens as part of the chair's design for daily care.

Mobile design

Built to move, the chair carries the user around the home or a care setting.

Bed transfer

The chair is built for transfers to and from bed.

Toilet transfer

Taking the user to and from a toilet is one of the chair's everyday transfers.

Wheelchair and sofa transfers

Moving between the chair and a wheelchair or sofa is part of its everyday use.

Dining mode

Seated meals in the chair are covered by its dining mode.

Lift, transfer and commode in one

One frame does three jobs: lifting, transferring, and toileting the user.

Reliable everyday use

The manufacturer designs the HH-TC04 for reliable everyday use.

Carer operation

A carer runs the chair, operating the manual lift and guiding the chair.

The HH-TC04 suits carers who help an older or disabled person transfer to the bed, toilet, wheelchair, or sofa as part of everyday care. It fits home care first because a manual lift requires no household power supply, and nursing care second. Its key strength is the combination: lifting, moving, and toileting all happen in one chair, with seated meals in dining mode as well. That makes it a strong fit wherever a carer wants all of these from a single piece of equipment. The manufacturer built the HH-TC04 for reliable everyday use.