Pool Lift Chair
A rigid swimming pool lift chair can suit someone who is able to stand, pivot or complete a seated transfer with assistance.
The Triton offers an optional hard-shell seat for users who prefer a conventional pool chair transfer.
Pool Lifts for Disabled | Swimming Pool Lifts & Chairs
Make entering and exiting the water easier with a powered
swimming pool lift designed for people with limited mobility.
Discover supportive pool access for in-ground and above-ground
pools, spas and therapy environments.
Accessible Pool Solutions
Pool Lifts
Swimming Pool Lifts for Disabled & Handicap Access
350 lb Capacity
Support for users up to 350 lbs
Above & In-Ground
Designed for different pool configurations
Battery Powered
Cord-free powered lifting
Sling + Seat
Flexible transfer options
Triton Semi-Automatic Power Swimming Pool Lift
Elevate Home Mobility
Original price
$3,987.00
Original price
$3,987.00
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Original price
$3,987.00
Original price
$3,987.00
$2,984.00
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$3,578.00
$2,984.00
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$3,578.00
Current price
$2,984.00
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Triton Triton Semi-Automatic Power Pool Lift by Discover Your Mobility The Triton Semi-Automatic Power Pool Lift is designed for anyone who needs a...
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Meet the Triton
A versatile powered pool lift for users who need more support getting safely into and out of the water.
Discover Your Mobility
Triton Semi-Automatic Power Swimming Pool Lift
Powered lifting, 360-degree manual rotation and a six-point supportive sling give the Triton flexibility for users with different transfer needs.
An optional hard-shell pool lift chair is available for users who are able to stand and pivot.
Quick-dry sling included
Dual 24V batteries
Concrete anchor included
Up to 96 in. boom range
Accessible Water Entry
Swimming Pool Lifts for Disabled & Limited-Mobility Users
Pool stairs and ladders are not practical for everyone. A powered pool lift provides a controlled way to move between the pool deck and the water for wheelchair users, disabled swimmers, older adults and people receiving rehabilitation or aquatic therapy.
The right transfer system depends on the user's mobility. Some people can transfer onto a rigid pool lift chair, while others require the additional body support of a sling.
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Transfer Options
Pool Lift Chair or Supportive Sling?
Choose the transfer style around the person using the lift, not simply the swimming pool.
Supportive Sling
For disabled users with more limited mobility, a sling provides greater body support throughout the transfer.
The Triton includes a quick-dry six-point mesh sling as standard.
One Lift, Different Pool Types
Above-Ground & In-Ground Pool Lifts
Pool construction and water height play an important role when choosing the right swimming pool lift.
Pool Lifts for Above-Ground Pools
Above-ground swimming pools can require more vertical lifting range because the water sits higher than the surrounding surface.
The Triton's extended lifting range allows it to accommodate a variety of above-ground pool configurations.
Pool Lifts for In-Ground Pools
For an in-ground swimming pool, mounting position, deck construction and reach into the water all influence the correct installation.
The Triton can be positioned beside the pool to provide controlled lifting between the surrounding deck and water.
Pool Lift Buying Guide
Choosing the Right Pool Lift
The right swimming pool lift depends on both the person using it and the pool where it will be installed.
01 · Mobility Level
Determine whether the user can transfer onto a pool lift chair or requires full-body sling support.
02 · Pool Type
Above-ground and in-ground pools can require different lifting geometry and mounting positions.
03 · Weight Capacity
Choose a swimming pool lift with an appropriate rated capacity for the intended user.
04 · Mounting Surface
Concrete, decking and surface-mounted installations can require different mounting arrangements.
05 · Lifting Range
Consider the distance between the transfer position, pool edge and water level.
06 · Powered Operation
Battery-powered lifting can reduce physical effort during repeated swimming pool transfers.
Pool Accessibility
A Note About ADA Pool Lifts
Not every accessible swimming pool lift is an ADA-compliant pool lift.
Public and commercial swimming facilities should verify the accessibility requirements that apply to their installation before purchasing.
Important:
The Triton Pool Lift is not ADA compliant and is not UL listed.
Common Questions
Pool Lift FAQs
Common questions about swimming pool lifts, transfer options, installation and accessibility.
What is a swimming pool lift?
A swimming pool lift is an accessibility device designed to move a person between the pool deck and the water using a chair, sling or other supportive transfer system.
Can wheelchair users use a pool lift?
Potentially. The correct setup depends on the user's mobility and whether they can transfer onto a rigid pool lift chair or require additional sling support.
Can a pool lift work with an above-ground pool?
Some swimming pool lifts can. The Triton is designed for both above-ground and in-ground pool applications.
What is the difference between a pool lift chair and a sling?
A rigid pool lift chair generally requires greater transfer ability, while a sling can provide additional body support.
Are swimming pool lifts battery powered?
Some are. The Triton uses a rechargeable 24-volt battery-powered lifting system.
Can a pool lift be installed on an existing swimming pool?
Potentially. Suitability depends on the surrounding pool deck, mounting location and required lifting range.
Are all swimming pool lifts ADA compliant?
No. ADA compliance depends on the individual lift and the requirements applying to the facility. The Triton itself is not ADA compliant.
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