I believe this is the same model that is used here. It runs on a 24 volt DeWalt battery. Lifting capacity is like 750 lbs I think. The pressure it can exert though is amazing. Supposedly medics have accidentally crushed the fold down step or bumper of the back of the unit if it was pushed in too far when bringing the wheels up to load it in the unit. It is definitely a back saver. Back when I started EMS, we had the old style manual that one person got on each side to lift and load, then we progressed to the better one that you could put one end in and lift and roll it into the unit. These are great. Best thing invented in a while.

love it great to use telles you when it hase about five lifts left.

This product is awesome i cant believe how many back injuries this will save. It is awesome.

GOOD UNIT BUT NOT SO GOOD ON SOFT SOIL

What a great invention. My deparment is looking into purchasing one for our front line rigs and the dealer brought up a demo and left it with us for a couple of weeks and wow it was wonderful what a back saver. well worth the money evan better when paired with the striker stair chair.

when kamp ambulance got our new unit they went ahead and got this cot with it amazing. with this cot i beg to be on first truck out it makes every ones life easy i love it

Use both types of stryker stretchers. Sturdy and easy to use. Much easier to use the power Stryker for lifting to height with patient on.

This Stryker Power cot is used in several of our local Rescue squads. If you have an issue of lack of staffing on your rigs, or the patient is very large, then this is the cot to use. It unbelivable, after you have used a NON-POWERED cot. I highly recommend it, if you can afford them.

wonderful, back saver! nice for inter-facility transports.

Great cot for raising the patient but does nothing to prevent back injury due to the added weight. When you load the patient in the ambulance you have to hold the full weight of the cot and patient while the carriage raises. With the old manual cots you still have to hold the weight, but once you take the weight off the carriage you release and push and your loaded with no hesitation. Cots are extremely top heavy and not any good on soft ground. Also the added weight makes more back strain to carry up stairs when you have a patient that can't sit in the stair chair. Thank god for firefighters to assist with this Cadillac cot!