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Buying GuideSpecifying An Ambulance Conversion For Your Health Service
The interior is built around what the crew carries. Monitors, ventilators, suction units, oxygen cylinders and stretcher type all change the cabinet layout and the electrical load....
Send Your Equipment List First
The interior is built around what the crew carries. Monitors, ventilators, suction units, oxygen cylinders and stretcher type all change the cabinet layout and the electrical load.
Roof Height Changes How The Crew Works
A high roof conversion lets an attendant stand beside the stretcher. A standard roof is cheaper to buy and to run, and is enough for patient transport duty.
Road Conditions Decide The Chassis
Van chassis suit urban and inter hospital work. Where the service covers unsealed roads, a heavier or four wheel drive platform is the safer specification.
Electric Units Have Extra Shipping Rules
For electric ambulances we follow international maritime dangerous goods requirements and keep the battery charge between thirty and fifty percent during transit.
Vehicles Mentioned In This Guide
Before You Order
Can you advise on the specification before we order
Yes. Send the working task, road conditions and any equipment the vehicle must carry, and we come back with a specification and a quotation on FOB or CIF terms.
Put This Into A Specification
Send your working task and destination country and we will turn it into a written build specification and a quotation.