The LUNA X5 lifts and lowers people with reduced mobility, whether sitting or lying, in care institutions and home care settings. Its main selling point is maintenance: the unit tells carers and technicians what it needs and asks for little. A service icon turns yellow one month before the annual service, orange when the service is overdue, and a battery icon shows green while charging, yellow at 50 per cent discharged, and red with beeps when critical.
Carers set the capacity to 150, 200 or 275 kg, with 200 kg as the default, and a weight indicator lights green for the selected load. If the load exceeds the limit the indicator blinks red and only lowering is allowed. The lift is operated by a hand control with a quick-reach emergency stop and an emergency lowering button. Manual lowering uses a key in the side flap and works without power.
Between transfers, the lift stays charged through the track, and a wall charging station holds the hand control. About 80 lifts are available per charge at 90 kg. Spreader bars come in two-point sizes S, M, and L, and a three-point form, and the patented hooks close automatically under the resident's weight.
Technicians can service the lift in under five minutes with one tool, and they can replace the hand control hook and cable. Environments such as chlorinated pools, spas, or stables require an extended inspection every six months, and the service indicator can be set to a six-month interval when required. The lift is rated for operation from 2 to 40 °C at 40 to 90 percent relative humidity. A service data tool extracts usage data, including emergency stops, discharges and service events, and the expected life is 20 years or 30,000 lifts with scheduled maintenance.