20/2200 series

The “shortbox” has unmatched flexibility and is especially suited for aircraft with limited floor space.

This module is commonly referred to as the “shortbox”. It has unmatched flexibility and is especially suited for aircraft with limited floor space and can be configured for single- or multiple-patient transport. The 2200 Stretcher is specially designed with tapered corners to allow it to fit through narrow doors or aircraft with cabinets that restrict the turning radius of the Stretcher when loading or unloading. The short module base, which is unique to Spectrum Aeromed, contains all the components for critical care transports in a compact form — just 48” long by 17” wide and 10” high.

Bench Length: 55 inches (139.7 cm)
Width: 17 inches (43.25 cm)
Height: 11 inches (28.9 cm) (To top of Bench)
Base Unit Weight: 39 lbs -150 lbs (17.8 Kgs – 68.2 Kgs) (Weight depends on module model)
Overhead Console Weight: 14 lbs. (6.4 Kgs)
Dual Air Pumps: Air Pump Capacity (each) 11 lpm @ 50 psi (in ALS systems only)
Vacuum Pump: 14 lpm @ 14 in hg (in ALS systems only)
Electrical Supply: (1) 28 volt DC outlet and (2) 115 volt AC outlets or (4) 230 Volt AC outlets (in ALS systems only)
Inverter: Several 115 volt AC and 230 volt AC options (in ALS systems only)
Oxygen Supply: 3500 Liter

Supply Outlets: Oxygen, Medical Air, Vacuum.
Stretcher Fabric: Flame retardant, easy to clean and can be custom colored.
Unique seat rail adapter allows for quick and easy conversion of the aircraft from executive to EMS configuration in approximately 15 minutes. The aircraft is easily used for multiple roles and eliminates time-consuming conversions. No special tools are required for the conversion.
Stretcher has fully Adjustable backrest, thick foam pad, light weight, durable frame and expandable armrests which result in increased patient comfort. Expandable arm rests better accommodate bariatric patients and allow medical crew more access for patient care.
Patient monitoring devices and medical equipment can be secured to module using different models of equipment tables, bridges, and IV poles.
Overhead/Medwall supply panel is movable along the length of the patient or fully removable. The Medwall features an exam light and second set of pneumatic outlets, keeping aisles free from clutter and equipment.
Modular systems can be configured to secure a stretcher for adult patients or an infant transport deck for securing an incubator and cylinder housing for neonatal patients.