
F100 and F100M fixed pool lift
F100 and F100M are a fixed lift: a rigid column anchored to the deck with a rotating arm that carries the seat out over the water. One article number covers two versions. F100M is fully motorised, rotation included, so a user working the handset enters and leaves the water without help. On F100 the user raises and lowers himself, but the arm is swung over the pool by an assistant — which is why that version goes mainly to rehabilitation centres, where a member of staff is present in any case. The feature list gives 250 degrees of motorised rotation.
The anchorage is the part the pool operator prepares: always reinforced concrete, either eight dowels into the slab or a concrete plinth of 60 x 60 x 60 cm. Both versions suit above-ground pools built in masonry, PVC or wood. The seat is raised by an electrohydraulic unit with a manual emergency pump, the battery is charged externally and gives about 50 working cycles, and there is a starter key, an emergency stop, a two-point belt, a retractable leg support and adjustable armrests. Parts that enter the water are stainless steel; the structure is galvanised and powder coated at 180 °C.
| Code | AVDG1005 |
| Type | Fixed, anchored to the deck, rotating arm |
| Capacity | Not stated in the AVK catalog page |
| Rotation | 250 degrees motorised on F100M; on F100 the arm is swung by an assistant |
| Drive | Electrohydraulic, with a manual emergency pump |
| Power | Rechargeable battery, external charger |
| Autonomy | About 50 working cycles |
| Controls | Spiral-cable handset, starter key, emergency stop |
| Installation | Reinforced concrete only: eight dowels, or a concrete plinth 60 x 60 x 60 cm |
| Application | Above-ground pools in masonry, PVC or wood; rehabilitation centres |
| Seat | Retractable leg support, adjustable armrests, two-point belt |
| Material | Stainless steel for in-water parts; galvanised, powder coated at 180 °C |
| Lead time | 90 days |
Variants and sets
| AVDG1005 | F100, the user raises and lowers himself with the handset, the arm is swung by an assistant |