Guldmann GH1 and GH1 Q Ceiling Hoist

GH1 Ceiling Hoist — The hoist for home care

The new GH1 ceiling hoist system is designed to meet the full range of day–to–day lifting needs in private homes, sheltered housing and care homes. It takes up very little space, and is very easy to use with the full range of Guldmann lifting slings and other lifting accessories.

Lifting capacity 255 kg

Watch a video showing GH1 Q use.

Watch a video showing GH1 installations.

It is supplied as standard with a set of reversible cover plates in white and yellow and can be customized to any interior design by coloured click-on covers. The covers can be easily changed, which makes the rail system appear nice and newly painted whenever a new resident moves into the room.

Lifts unobtrusively

Both the GH1 lifting module and the rail systems blend easily into the decor of any space in which they are used. The lifting module is delivered with a choice of 4 different covers as standard.

GH1 Q Ceiling Hoist — The hoist for home care

The GH1 Q lifting module comes with a quick-release system that makes it very simple to click–on and click-off the lifting module from the rails. When it is useful to relocate the lifting module to another room or residence. The moving of the lifting module can be accomplished without any use of tools.

GH1 Q cannot be used in rail systems fitted ith a Combi-lock unit.

Lifts a lot – weighs little

The GH1 lifting module quickly and safely lifts users weighing as much as 255kg, operated by an easy–to–use hand control.

Lifts many times

The lifting module is quickly recharged by placing the hand control in the GH1 recharging dock. A fully charged lifting module can cope with more than 55 lifts of 85 kg.

Hand Control in Charging Unit

Combined with products from the comprehensive Guldmann range of lifting hangers and slings, the GH1 Ceiling Hoist is the ideal choice for many different lifting and moving procedures, and can also be used to assist with other care tasks, mobilization exercises, training and rehabilitation programmes.

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