What independent testing reveals for Power X2
Nordic EMS services operate under demanding conditions. Long transport distances, winter weather, uneven terrain, and high expectations for crew safety and reliability place unique requirements on powered ambulance stretchers.
Technical studies of Ferno Power X2 powered stretcher highlight several performance areas that are particularly relevant for Nordic operations, where equipment must perform consistently across all seasons and environments.
* All data below features Ferno Power X2 compared to other market-leading stretcher
Ergonomics and operator strain
In Nordic services, crews often work long shifts with high physical demands.
📌 Testing of control interfaces shows that improved button access and press angle can support more natural hand positioning during repeated use.
📌 Over time, this can support safer working conditions and more consistent operation across different crew members.
Battery endurance and operational uptime
Cold temperatures, heavier patients, and long response days increase demands on battery-powered equipment.
📌 Battery performance remains critical in high-volume operations. Technical studies demonstrate that consistent battery performance under load and across multiple lift cycles is essential to avoid interruptions and manual handling.
📌 For Nordic EMS organisations, battery endurance is closely linked to uptime, predictability, and operational planning.
Tip stability on mixed terrain
Ambulance ramps, icy surfaces, and uneven outdoor terrain are everyday realities.
📌 Tip stability testing highlights the importance of maintaining control, particularly at higher working heights and on ramps or uneven ground.
📌 Improved tip stability reduces risk to both patients and caregivers in challenging environments.
Manoeuvrability in challenging conditions and surfaces
Power X2 required less pull force in linear motion over various terrains when carrying a 113 kg simulated patient.
📌 Controlled testing across gravel, grass, snow, and paved surfaces shows that reduced pull force can significantly lower physical strain on crews while improving control.
📌 This is particularly relevant for rural access, winter operations, and environments where paved surfaces are not guaranteed.
Flexibility in confined clinical spaces
Emergency departments and care facilities often operate with limited space.
📌 Greater side arm flexibility improves access in confined spaces without compromising patient stability.
📌 Power X2 side arms can be positioned as low as a 4,75 degree angle, helping crews manage transfers safely in crowded or restricted environments.
Equipment decisions focused on long-term performance
For Nordic EMS decision-makers, powered stretchers are long-term investments. Increasingly, procurement decisions are guided by documented performance, service support, and how well equipment supports crew safety, uptime, and reliability over time.
Ferno Norden works closely with EMS organisations across the world to support evaluation, testing, and implementation of powered stretcher systems based on real operational needs.
We invite you to contact us for a personal demonstration and discover how the Power X2 and Power F2 can transform your daily operations.
