Class A patient transport ambulance
- Interior material
- Plywood; location and finish to be agreed
- Stretcher Capacity
- 150–300 kg
- Patient Capacity
- 1–2 patients
- Medical Seats
- 2–5 Seats
- Oxygen System
- 1–2 Oxygen Cylinders
- Power Supply
- 12V / 24V / 220V
Reference configuration. Final values are confirmed for the selected chassis, model and destination.
About the class A patient transport ambulance
The KEEYAK Class A Patient Transport Ambulance is a road ambulance for patients not expected to require emergency intervention during transfer. Stretcher capacity is 150–300 kg and patient capacity is 1–2 patients, depending on the selected configuration and transport duty.
It suits hospitals, clinics, medical transport providers, care facilities, and public health fleets conducting scheduled transfers. Patient mobility and stretcher type determine the access arrangement and space needed for attendant seating. The intended equipment sets the electrical demand, with climate control specified for the service. Confirm infection-control surfaces and compliance with local regulations.
Typical applications
Interfacility patient transfers
Hospitals use the patient transfer ambulance to move stable patients between facilities while maintaining stretcher securement, attendant access, and continuity of routine observation.
Scheduled treatment transport
Medical transport providers carry patients to dialysis, rehabilitation, or recurring appointments when their condition permits planned road transfer rather than emergency response.
Care facility transfers
Care homes use the ambulance for stretcher-based transfers to clinics or hospitals, with boarding method and assistance level matched to patient mobility.
Discharge and repatriation transport
Providers move medically stable patients after discharge or during organized repatriation, subject to journey duration, care plan, equipment needs, and receiving arrangements.
Before you order
Is a Class A ambulance intended for emergency treatment during transfer?
This layout is intended for patients who are not expected to need emergency intervention during the journey. Hospitals, clinics, care facilities and medical transport providers should define patient mobility, stretcher access and attendant needs for the scheduled transfer service.
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