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The project
A Ski-lift in the water
In addition to providing safe and effective solutions for water accessibility, Swimlift offers the following advantages
Safety
Safety controls at different level. CE certification.
Sustainable
Eco-friendly, no set-up impact, recharchable battery with solar panel
Plug & Play
Fast set-up (< 15 min). Limited supervision required, Easy maintenance
Key components
Swimlift consists of a cable transport system designed to support and assist bathers and swimmers along a predefined path in the water
Fiberglass cases
Pulling station and return station made of waterproof and floating fiberglass, anchored with straps at the pool edge..
Synthetic pulley
Synthetic pulleys positioned at water level in both stations.
Electric gearmotor, lithium battery
DC 350-watt 24-volt gear reducer motor with a 40Ah lithium battery positioned in the pulling station. The battery can be charged by extracting it if needed.
Synthetic rope
Synthetic rope with rubber for a comfortable grip. Suitable for 25-meter pools. Towing capacity of 12 people, 6 per side.
Safety switch
Safety solution with proximity sensor for end position.
Remote control
Waterproof and floating remote control for starting, stopping, speed, and direction control.
Beyond accessibility
towards inclusion
Designed for all
The goal of Swimlift is to ensure full accessibility to swimming pools and aquatic areas for everyone
People with special needs
People with disabilities may have difficulty moving in water due to limited mobility
Rehabilitation post trauma
People who have experienced an injury may have difficulty moving due to pain or the use of braces
Pregnat women
Pregnant women may experience increased effort when engaging in water activities due to bodily changes
Everyone for fun & wellness
To make the relationship with water simple and joyful, for an experience that is easy to manage and more autonomous
Baby & Children
Children under the age of 4 may have greater difficulty swimming because they have not yet fully developed coordination
No-more young people
Older people can lose stability and a sense of balance, making it difficult to maintain position and control in water
