DC (battery) power - This means that the stairlift does not trail an electrical cable behind it, but is self-powered. The battery charges when the stairlift is at rest and a fully charged battery will power 15-20 trips up and down the stairs.

Joystick control - The up and down motion of the stairlift is operated by a single, simple toggle switch on the arm of the chair.

Diagnostic digital display - Any (rare) faults with the stairlift are displayed digitally as a number or letter, providing clear and simple information for users and engineers.

Smooth start/stop action - The upward and downward movement begins smoothly and slowly, without jarring or sudden stops.

Lockable isolation switch - The stairlift can be locked with a key so that others (children, for example) cannot use it. The stairlift continues to charge when locked.

Swivel seat with locking catch - The seat of the stairlift turns for ease of access at the top or bottom of the stairs, and locks to prevent accidental slipping.

Fold-up seat & footrest - When not in use, the seat and footrest of the stairlift can be folded away to provide easy access to the stairway.

Infra-red remote control - The stairlift can be 'called' or 'sent' up or down the stairs by using a remote control similar to a TV remote control.

Safety cut-out sensors - special sensors in the stairlift tell it where to stop and start, and prevent it from moving if an object obstructs it.

Dual electronic and mechanical braking systems - double safety systems mean that the stairlift is unable to descend unexpectedly or at speed.

Rack and pinion drive - the track uses this secure rail structure to provide smooth and stable movement up and down the stairs.