The Ferno iNX is a powered, no-lift mortuary cot designed to help professional removal teams load, unload, and maneuver a cot while reducing manual lifting strain. Its powered operation, adjustable load height, and integrated charging system support a more controlled workflow without requiring unverified battery-runtime or vehicle-voltage assumptions.
What Is a Powered Mortuary Cot?
Answer: The Ferno iNX is a powered mortuary cot with a no-lift design, independent-leg X-frame, programmable load height, telescoping load frame, integrated lighting, and integrated charging.
It is intended for funeral professionals who need a cot that can be adjusted to the work environment and moved through demanding removal workflows. Follow current Ferno operating instructions and training requirements for every use.
How Does the iNX Help With Loading and Vehicle Fit?
Answer: The iNX combines no-lift loading, independent-leg navigation, a programmable load height, and a telescoping frame so teams can plan the transfer around the vehicle and site conditions.
No-Lift Loading and Independent-Leg Navigation
The no-lift design helps reduce the need to manually lift the cot during loading and unloading. Its independent-leg X-frame is designed to help operators navigate obstacles with control rather than relying on their backs to reposition the cot.
Programmable Load Height and Telescoping Frame
Programmable load height allows the operating team to set the cot to the required vehicle interface before a transfer. The telescoping load frame supports maneuverability in tight spaces. Confirm the required height and clearance against the actual vehicle and the current Ferno documentation before ordering.
What Are the Ferno iNX Powered Cot Specifications?
Answer: The current Vischer specification set lists a 700 lb load limit, 24 in width, 49 in height, 81 in length, and 203 lb product weight.
| Specification | Current listed value |
|---|---|
| Product weight | 203 lb |
| Load limit | 700 lb |
| Width | 24 in |
| Height | 49 in |
| Length | 81 in |
| Load-height adjustment | Programmable load height |
Dimensions and capacity should be evaluated with the manufacturer’s current technical information, the intended vehicle, and the operating environment. Do not infer battery runtime, voltage, or charge time from the presence of an integrated charging system.
How Do Charging and Lighting Support Operation?
Answer: Integrated charging reduces the need to manage a separate charging workflow, while integrated lighting provides continuous and flashing modes for visibility in dark or hazardous conditions.
- The integrated charging system is part of the iNX design.
- The integrated lighting system offers continuous and flashing modes.
- Teams should follow Ferno instructions for charging, inspection, lighting use, and service.
Which Accessories and Maintenance Support the iNX?
Answer: Accessory and replacement decisions should be based on exact model compatibility and the manufacturer’s instructions, not on a generic cot fit.
For operating guidance, inspection intervals, wheels, restraints, covers, and repair-versus-replacement decisions, use the mortuary cot maintenance guide. For protective products, review cot covers, pouches, and quilts and confirm iNX fit before purchase.
What Should Teams Confirm Before Ordering a Powered Cot?
Answer: Confirm the intended vehicle interface, available clearance, loading workflow, capacity requirement, charging process, and training needs before selecting a powered mortuary cot.
- Compare the programmable load-height requirement with the vehicle used for removals.
- Confirm doorway, storage, and maneuvering clearances.
- Review current Ferno documentation for operating, charging, inspection, and service requirements.
- Ask Vischer to confirm model-specific accessories and ordering details.
Ferno iNX Powered Cot FAQs
Does the Ferno iNX use a no-lift loading design?
Yes. The iNX is listed with a no-lift design intended to reduce manual lifting during loading and unloading.
What is the Ferno iNX load limit?
The current Vischer listing gives the Ferno iNX a 700 lb load limit. Confirm current manufacturer information before placing an order.
Can the iNX load height be adjusted for a vehicle?
The iNX has programmable load height. The required setting depends on the vehicle and operating workflow, so verify the fit with current Ferno documentation.
Where can I get help selecting iNX accessories?
Vischer can help confirm model-specific equipment and accessory requirements. Review the maintenance guide and cot-cover category, then request exact compatibility guidance.
