Vertical Platform Lifts
Harmar Highlander RPL600 Residential Vertical Platform Lift
Elevate your indoor and outdoor access effortlessly with our RPL600 Residential Vertical Platform Lift, also known as Porch Lifts. No more limitations – whether you're hosting a lively summer barbeque, enjoying a peaceful deck gathering, or simply entering your home, our RPL600 ensures complete access without the hassle of transferring from your power chair, scooter, or wheelchair. Say goodbye to the burden of complicated transfers and embrace the convenience and independence our lift offers for your home and yard. Explore a life without barriers – choose the RPL600 today!
Our RPL600 platform lift offers a sleek solution that enhances access to raised entries, porches, or short decks. Featuring a top-mounted motor and electrical box, the Highlander RPL600 is not only convenient to service but also well-protected from standing water, ensuring longevity and performance.
Designed with versatility in mind, this lift has a 600 lb capacity to accommodate wheelchairs or scooters with lifting heights of up to 53” and 77”. It operates like a mini elevator, allowing you to effortlessly drive on and off the platform without needing to transfer. Need to transport packages, groceries, or another passenger? No problem – the RPL600 has you covered.
With its compact footprint, our RPL600 significantly improves home access for raised entryways, porches, or short decks, eliminating the need for lengthy ramp systems. Safety is paramount, thanks to the non-skid surface, auto-folding access ramp, and a safety pan that halts operation when obstacles are detected. For added peace of mind, it's equipped with a user-friendly rocker switch for emergency stops. Upgrade your home's accessibility with the Highlander RPL600 Residential Vertical Platform Lift!
Harmar Highlander RPL600 Residential Vertical Platform Lift
Features & Benefits
Automatic, Folding Access Ramp
The Highlander RPL600 boasts an automatic, folding access ramp, providing a seamless and safe transition onto the platform.
Solid Non-Skid 36” x 48” Platform
This spacious platform ensures stability and security during use, with a non-skid surface that minimizes slip hazards.
Solid 36” High Guard Panels
For added safety, the lift features solid 36” high guard panels that prevent accidental falls or slips during operation.
Weather-Resistant Design
Whether used indoors or outdoors, the RPL600 is built to withstand the elements, ensuring reliable performance in various weather conditions.
Constant Pressure, Rocker Switch Controls
The lift is equipped with easy-to-use constant-pressure, rocker switch controls, allowing for smooth and precise operation.
Emergency Stop Button
For added safety, an emergency stop button is incorporated, providing a quick and efficient way to halt the lift in case of unforeseen circumstances.
Sensitive Safety Pan
A safety pan located on the bottom of the platform is designed to stop the lift immediately upon encountering an obstruction, enhancing user safety.
Small Footprint for Renovations
The RPL600 is designed with a small footprint, making it an ideal choice for home renovations where space may be limited.
Financing Available
To make accessibility solutions more accessible to all, financing options are available.
Lifetime Warranty on Everything
For peace of mind, the Summit SL350ac comes with a lifetime warranty on everything. Plus, financing options are available to make your outdoor mobility solution even more accessible.
Harmar Highlander RPL600 Residential Vertical Platform Lift
Options & Specifications
Options
Specifications
| Maximum Weight Capacity: | 750 lbs |
| Lifting Height: | 77” |
| Drive System: | Belt driven Acme screw / 90 VDC ½ hp motor |
| Power Supply: | 115 VAC – 20 amp grounded circuit |
| Control Circuit: | 24 VAC (Low Voltage Controls) |
| Standard Platform: | 36” x 48” (91 cm x 122 cm) with 36” (91 cm) high guard panels & automatic folding ramp |
| Standard Footprint: | 50” x 70” (127 cm x 177.8 cm) |
| Speed: | 10 fpm (3 mpm) |
| Controls: | Rocker switch with emergency stop |
| Manual Lowering: | Standard, provided |
| Standards: | ETL Listed 3148125 CSA B44.1 |
| Standards: | ASME A17.5 – Elevator & Escalator Equipmen |
| Safety Design: | ASME A18.1, Section 5 – Private Residence Vertical Platform Lifts |
| Safety Feature: | Safety pan |
| Safety Feature: | Acme safety nut with monitor |
| Safety Feature: | Non-skid surface |
| Safety Feature: | Final limit |
Harmar Highlander RPL600 Residential Vertical Platform Lift
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
The primary differences between the Highlander RPL400 and RPL600 Residential Vertical Platform Lifts lie in their weight capacities, lifting heights, and some design aspects. Here's a breakdown of the key distinctions:
Weight Capacity:
- RPL400: The RPL400 has a weight capacity of 600 lbs. It can accommodate a wheelchair, scooter, or passenger with a combined weight of up to 600 lbs.
- RPL600: The RPL600 has a higher weight capacity of 750 lbs, making it suitable for heavier mobility devices and passengers.
Lifting Height:
- RPL400: The RPL400 is designed for low-rise residential accessibility of up to 53 inches. It's ideal for shorter elevation needs.
- RPL600: The RPL600 is suitable for higher elevation needs, with a maximum lifting height of up to 77 inches. It can handle taller entryways and decks.
Price Point:
Basic configurations and accessories are available for both models, with the RPL400 generally offering a lower overall price point compared to the RPL600.
These FAQs should provide valuable information about the Harmar Highlander RPL600 Residential Vertical Platform Lift and its features. For personalized guidance and installation, it's recommended to consult with a professional installer or dealer.
Got another question? Contact us to learn more or head over to our general FAQs.
Harmar Highlander RPL600 Residential Vertical Platform Lift
Funding & Financing Assistance
Navigating the world of mobility assistance and home modifications can be overwhelming, but we're here to guide you through the process. Understanding the distinction between Mobility Aids and Home Modifications is crucial to determine the best fit for your needs. Let's delve into each category.
Mobility Aids
Home Modifications
Understanding your product's category is vital because it determines eligibility for financial assistance programs. Some programs may cover mobility aids, while others focus on home modifications. Knowing the category your product falls under can help you explore the right avenues for financial support.
Financial Assistance Programs
Nationwide and state-specific programs are available to offer financial aid for mobility devices and medical equipment. These programs aim to enhance accessibility and improve the quality of life for individuals with mobility challenges. Our team is dedicated to assisting you in navigating these programs, ensuring you have access to the support you deserve.
Whether you're seeking a mobility aid or a home modification, we're committed to finding the perfect solution for your unique needs. Empower yourself with knowledge, and let us help you discover the possibilities for increased mobility and accessibility. Contact us today to take the first step towards a more independent and enriched lifestyle.
Medicare Coverage
Medicare Part B, which covers durable medical equipment, includes mobility equipment and select home devices. If you qualify, Medicare will reimburse you for 80% of the cost or the allowable amount set by Medicare, whichever is lower. For lift chairs, only the seat-lift mechanism is covered. Eligibility requires a doctor's assessment and a prescription for the necessary medical equipment. To qualify, the equipment must be deemed essential for daily activities and when more affordable options aren't available. Visit Medicare's website for comprehensive information.
Medicaid Assistance
Medicaid, a joint federal and state-funded insurance program, offers extensive medical care and support services for low-income, disabled individuals, and seniors. Qualification requirements vary from state to state, but generally, financial (income and assets) and medical (ability to perform daily activities) considerations are evaluated. In some states, specialized waivers are available to help individuals stay in or transfer to community-based settings instead of nursing homes, institutions, or hospitals. To learn more about Medicaid and available programs in your state, visit Medicaid's website.
Take advantage of these valuable programs and resources to obtain the mobility equipment you need. Discover financial assistance options and enhance your quality of life with improved accessibility and independence. For further guidance, contact us to explore available support tailored to your unique situation.
Department of Veterans’ Affairs
Support and Financial Assistance for Veterans
The Department of Veterans’ Affairs offers a range of funding programs and financial assistance tailored to veterans' unique needs. These programs are specifically designed to support our veterans and their families, ensuring access to vital durable medical equipment. If you are a veteran seeking financial assistance for medical devices or equipment, take advantage of these valuable resources. For personalized guidance and assistance, reach out to the Department of Veterans’ Affairs and explore the funding options available to you. We honor and support our veterans every step of the way.
TRICARE
TRICARE assists veterans and their families by providing funding for the 20% co-pay amount not covered by Medicare for durable medical equipment. Eligible elderly, retired veterans, and their families can benefit from this program, although retired military personnel and their families may encounter enrolment fees. TRICARE offers three levels of coverage: prime, extra, and standard, with extra and standard requiring an annual deductible. For detailed funding information, please visit TRICARE’s website.
CHAMPVA for Life (CFL)
CHAMPVA for Life is designed to offer financial support for the 20% co-pay amount not covered by Medicare for durable medical equipment. Family members of disabled or deceased veterans over the age of 65, who are not eligible for TRICARE, can access this program. Learn more about CHAMPVA for Life and its benefits.
Veterans Directed Home and Community Based Services (VD-HCBS)
Qualified veterans are provided with a designated amount of funding to be utilized towards durable medical equipment. The VD-HCBS program enables veterans to tailor the assistance they receive to best suit their unique needs. For further details and information about this service, please visit the VD-HCBS website.
Department of Veterans' Affairs Programs
Various programs available for elderly or disabled veterans, including Specially Adapted Housing (SAH), Special Home Adaptation (SHA), and Home Improvement and Structural Alteration (HISA) grants.
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