Sit-To-Stand Transfer Device | AY03 VOCIC

The AY03 is a caregiver-operated sit-to-stand transfer device that helps eligible users move between compatible seated surfaces.

The user should be able to follow instructions, grip the handles, rise into a supported standing position, and bear approximately 60%–70% of their body weight.

It is not appropriate for users who are fully weight-bearing dependent, cannot maintain adequate trunk control, cannot grip the handles, or cannot follow transfer instructions.

The AY03 supports users weighing up to 400 pounds.

The published recommended user-height range is approximately 5 feet to 6 feet 4 inches.

The user places their feet on the platform, grips the padded handles, and rises with caregiver assistance. The split seat pads are then moved into position to support the user during the transfer.

No. It is a manually operated active-transfer device and does not use an electric lifting motor.

No. The user must actively participate in standing. The device provides support and a seated surface once the user is upright.

The supplied information does not list a sling. The AY03 uses handles, a foot platform, shin support, and split seat pads for active transfers.

It may assist with transfers between compatible beds, wheelchairs, chairs, recliners, and toilets when sufficient space and clearance are available.

No. The AY03 is not designed to lift someone from the floor.

No. It is intended for short, caregiver-assisted transfers and should not replace a wheelchair or transport chair.

Yes, during an approved short-distance transfer after the split seat pads are correctly positioned and the user is secure. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions throughout the transfer.

No. Transfer the user into an approved vehicle seat and secure the unoccupied AY03 separately.

The two padded seat sections move apart to allow the user to stand and then rotate into place behind the user to provide seated support.

Yes. The split seat pads are padded to enhance comfort during transfers.

It is the padded support positioned against the user’s lower legs or shins to help maintain alignment and stability.

Yes. The handles are wrapped in soft foam for a more comfortable grip.

Yes. The base adjusts from approximately 17.3 to 25.4 inches wide.

The base can be narrowed for compatible pathways or widened to approach certain beds, chairs, wheelchairs, and toilets.

No. Measure the furniture, fixture, doorway, and surrounding floor space before purchase to confirm compatibility.

The AY03 measures approximately 17.3–25.4 inches wide by 30.3 inches deep by 46.9 inches high.

The foot platform is approximately 4.1 inches above the floor.

The frame is constructed from thickened steel.

The front casters measure approximately 4 inches, and the rear casters measure approximately 3 inches.

Yes. It includes a double-locking brake system designed to stabilize the device during transfer stages.

Brake use may vary during standing, seating, and movement. Caregivers must follow the manufacturer’s instructions rather than assuming the brakes should remain locked throughout every stage.

Performance depends on carpet thickness and condition. It is best suited to smooth, firm, level indoor flooring unless the manufacturer approves other surfaces.

Raised thresholds and uneven surfaces may interfere with the small casters and affect stability. Use only on surfaces approved by the manufacturer.

The supplied information does not identify it as a shower transfer device. Do not expose it to shower use or standing water unless specifically approved by the manufacturer.

The required number depends on the user’s abilities, care plan, environment, and manufacturer’s directions. Do not assume one-person operation is appropriate for every transfer.

A net product weight is not provided. The published packaged weight is approximately 74.5 pounds.

The package measures approximately 33.9 by 16.9 by 12.4 inches.

Assembly information is not provided. Follow the included instructions and verify that all components, fasteners, brakes, and seat mechanisms are secure before use.

The manufacturer lists it as an FDA Class I device. FDA registration or listing does not mean the product has been FDA approved, certified, or endorsed.

Yes. A physical therapist, occupational therapist, nurse, or other qualified professional should confirm that the user has sufficient strength, balance, cognition, and weight-bearing ability.

Check the frame, casters, brakes, foot platform, handgrips, shin support, split seat pads, and base-adjustment mechanism. Do not use the device if any component is damaged or loose.

Never exceed the 400-pound capacity, confirm user eligibility, position the feet and knees correctly, and follow the approved brake and seat sequence. Caregivers should complete product-specific training before transferring a user.