Description
Pictured above: The Apollo Lift is suitable for above-ground and in-ground pools, jacuzzis, boat ramps for loading into a boat, and even indoor bathtub use. This versatility comes from its expansive 8 feet of carry range.
Pictured below: The Apollo Lift is known for several standout features. One of the most important is the 6-point connector. The six-point carry bar is compatible with multiple aftermarket seats, giving you more options to fit your needs.
Watch the video below for an overview of Apollo Pool Lift features.
Pictured above: With eight (8) feet of travel and a 350 lb capacity, the Apollo Lift offers exceptional versatility for a wide range of home uses.
Pictured below: The Apollo Lift is shown fully lowered on a surface anchor, with the lateral rotation kit installed. Even in this position, it still has enough carry to lower a person into an in-ground swimming pool.
Pictured above: When you order an Apollo Lift, it arrives in several packages by UPS or FedEx. Many pool lifts ship by freight, which means bulky, heavy packaging and complicated delivery scheduling. The Apollo stainless steel lift is simple to use — and easy to receive.
Pictured below: With an optional surface-mount anchor, you can install the lift on top of a deck or concrete. That helps you avoid major drilling and unnecessary damage if you later remove the lift when selling your property. The surface mount is unpainted steel, so you can spray-paint it to match your pool area before installation instead of being stuck with a white part that may clash with your décor.
Pictured below: The Apollo includes a cement anchor at no additional cost. Whether you install the lift in the cement anchor or use a surface-mount anchor, you can still add the optional lateral rotation kit.
Pictured above: The Apollo Lift is portable in that you can use more than one surface-mount or concrete anchor. That allows one lift to be moved between locations. The surface-mount anchor is intentionally unpainted so you can spray-paint it to match the area where you install the lift.
Pictured below: The lateral rotation kit is optional. The Apollo Lift automatically lifts a person up and down. With the lateral rotation kit, you also get 360-degree rotation, which removes the remaining manual labor from the process.
Pictured below: The optional lateral rotation kit is made from heavy-duty steel components and ships pre-lubricated.
Pictured above: All Apollo Lift parts are ready for a simple setup. Most handy homeowners can put the lift together. On the back of the battery receiver are the ports for the lift controller (vertical up and down) and for the lateral rotation motor, if you include that option.
Pictured below: The Apollo with a lithium-ion battery, plus all parts ready to plug in.
Pictured above: The Apollo stainless steel pool lift comes standard with a lead-acid battery. You can upgrade to a much lighter lithium-ion battery if you prefer. Expect about 50 to 100 lifts per charge. The battery locks on and removes easily, and the charging port is on the back of the battery to help protect it from the weather and accidental splashes.
Pictured below: A charger is included with every Apollo Pool Lift. The same charger works with both the lead-acid and lithium-ion batteries.
Pictured below: The Apollo Lift controller is removable. It is simple to plug in, secure, and take off when you are finished using the lift or putting it into storage.
Pictured above: The controller has a hook on the back so it is easy to keep within reach when you need it.
Pictured below: The receiver has a key, and the controller has a matching groove, so it installs the correct way every time and helps prevent improper installation.
Pictured above: When a receiving port is not in use, it does not need to stay exposed. Secure the cap and the port is protected.
Pictured below: With the cap in place, the receiving port stays sealed and protected from the weather.
Pictured above: The stainless steel Apollo Lift includes a commercial-grade actuator for the heavy lifting.
Pictured below: A key feature of the actuator is the lock-out prevention tool. If the lift has a critical failure or the battery runs out, the boom can be manually raised or lowered with this built-in safety feature.
Press play on the video below to see a demonstration of the safety release.
Pictured above: The safety release is built-in peace of mind. If you or a loved one is using the Apollo Lift, you are not left without a way down or up. Some lifts are built without a safety mechanism. The Apollo is not.
Pictured below: When not in use, the manual lift-and-lower key is protected from the weather under a cap that blends in with the actuator.
Pictured above: The Apollo Lift includes a one-size sling rated for users up to 350 lbs, designed for safety and comfort. The sling is simple to use and helps avoid the common problem of stabilizing a seat from land and back again. Seats can look appealing, but they often create challenges people do not notice until after installation. A sling provides a more secure lift and greater versatility.
Pictured below: Each fast-dry mesh sling has three size settings so you can adjust for comfort and lifting fit based on body size and type.
Press play on the video below for an overview and demo of the safety sling that comes free with an Apollo Lift.
Pictured above: There are several ways to prep a sling for use. Slings work well with transfer chairs that lock in place for stability, and you can use almost any seat you choose when getting the sling ready for a swim.
Pictured below: The sling is typically used on the red upper setting for more neck and back support, and on the yellow or green setting to give the user’s legs more freedom while still lifting and transporting them securely.
Pictured above: To use the sling, lower the boom and 6-point carry bar to a comfortable height in front of a chair or transfer chair. There are no metal chains that can get in the way during the process. Hard-shell chairs are often used with chains, which can become an injury risk depending on how they are used.
Pictured below: A close-up of how the sling secures to the Apollo’s six-point carry bar.
Pictured above: Each sling has three size settings for maximum comfort.
Press play on the video below to see a first-time user getting the sling ready for use.
Pictured below: All set up and secure in the Apollo Lift — ready to swim. The only thing missing is you. The Apollo is stainless steel, offers 8 feet of carry, and supports up to 350 lbs.
