JP6222653B2 - Transport equipment - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a transport device that transports a person being assisted.

  2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, a bathing apparatus is known in which a bedridden elderly person or a person with physical disability is transported on a stretcher, and the stretcher is lowered into a bathtub to bathe the person being assisted (see Patent Document 1). .

  In such a bathing device, in order to perform bathing efficiently within the limited bathing time per person in the bathtub, it is necessary to manage the bathing time. Therefore, the bathing time is automatically counted and displayed. (See Patent Document 2), there is one that sounds a notification sound for a set bathing time (see Patent Document 3).

Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 07-037175 JP 2007-000256 A JP-A-10-146374

In the said prior art, the display of bathing time was generally provided in the bathtub side, and was not provided in the conveyance apparatus side. On the other hand, there are cases where the transfer device is also used for baths that do not have a bathing time display function, and bathtubs that do not have a bathing time display because they do not have any electrical controls such as wooden bathtubs. In that case, there arises a disadvantage that the bathing time cannot be managed.
If there is no bathing time display on the bathtub or the transport device, the bathing time management could not be performed unless a commercially available kitchen timer was purchased separately or a clock was prepared. Furthermore, even if the timer or clock is prepared, the battery runs out in the middle, and it is necessary to start and end the bathing time and check it. Forgetting this operation and checking cannot manage the bathing time. There is a problem that the operation and confirmation itself are troublesome and burdensome to the assistant.
In addition, even if the bathing time display is provided on the bathtub side, if the assistant moves to assist in bathing, depending on the location, structures such as the props of the transport equipment may get in the way, and the bathing time display may be visible. The display of the bathing time is difficult to see due to the fact that it is far enough to impair the performance, or the sunlight from the bathroom and the sunlight from the window is reflected on the surface of the bathing time indicator.

  If the bathing time cannot be managed, for example, the bathing time will be prolonged, and the caregiver will be overwhelmed by the bathing, or the bathing time between the caregivers will be long and short, resulting in unfair bathing. There is a problem such as.

  In addition, if the bathing time management is inaccurate, the caregiver cannot smoothly perform the bathing work of the caregiver, and it becomes difficult to complete the bathing of the helped person within the predetermined bathing time. There were problems such as.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned problems, and when bathing a person being assisted in a bath where the bathing time cannot be managed, the bathing time is managed efficiently and accurately without imposing a burden on the helper. The purpose is to provide a transporting device that can be used.

The invention according to claim 1 is a transfer device for bathing and leaving a caretaker with respect to a bathtub, bath time display means , bath time measurement start means, or bath time measurement start means and end means, A placement unit for placing the person being assisted, and a bathing detection unit for the placement unit, wherein the bathing time measurement start unit or end unit is operated by a series of bathing operations of a transfer device, and The transport device is characterized in that the time measurement start means and / or end means is the bath detection means .

The invention according to claim 2 is a transfer device for bathing and leaving a person being assisted with respect to a bathtub, bathing time display means, bathing time measurement start means, or bathing time measurement start means and end means, A bath detection means, wherein the bath time measurement start means or end means is operated by a series of bathing operations of a transfer device, and the bath time measurement start means and / or end means is the bath detection means. This is a transport device characterized by that.

The invention according to claim 3 is a transfer device for bathing and leaving the person being assisted with respect to the bathtub, bath time display means, bath time measurement start means, or bath time measurement start means and end means , A placement unit for placing the person being assisted, a bathing detection unit for the placement unit, and a bathtub detection unit, and the start unit or the end unit for the bathing time measurement are performed by a series of bathing operations of the transport device. The conveying device is characterized in that the bathing time measurement start means and end means are the bathtub detection means and the bath detection means, or the bath detection means and the bathtub detection means, respectively. .

The invention according to claim 4 is a transfer device for bathing and leaving a caretaker with respect to the bathtub, bathing time display means, bathing time measurement start means, or bathing time measurement start means and end means, A placement unit for placing the person being assisted, bathing detection means for the placement unit, a lifting mechanism for lifting and lowering the placement unit, and a lifting operation means for operating the lifting and lowering of the placement unit by the lifting mechanism; The bathing time measurement start means or end means is operated by a series of bathing operations of a transfer device, and the bathing time measurement start means and end means are respectively the bathing detection means and the lifting operation means. Alternatively, the conveying device is characterized in that it is the lifting operation means and the bath detection means.

The invention according to claim 5 is a transfer device for bathing and leaving the person being assisted with respect to the bathtub, bathing time display means, bathing time measurement start means, or bathing time measurement start means and end means, A bathtub detection means, a placement section for placing the person being assisted, a lifting mechanism for lifting and lowering the placement section, and a lifting operation means for operating lifting and lowering of the placement section by the lifting mechanism, The start time or end means for bathing time measurement is activated by a series of bathing operations of the transfer device, and the start time and end means for bathing time measurement are respectively the bathtub detection means and the lifting operation means, or the lifting / lowering means. It is an operation means and the said bathtub detection means, It is a conveyance apparatus characterized by the above-mentioned.

The bathing detection means may be any means as long as it can recognize that the placing portion is in the bathing state. For example, in addition to a sensor that detects the elevation position of the mounting unit itself, a proximity sensor that detects that the mounting unit is close to the bottom of the bathtub, a mechanical sensor that detects buoyancy, a hot water temperature detection sensor, or a float sensor, etc. It includes all means for recognizing that the mounting portion is in a bathing state based on a series of operations for immersing the mounting portion in hot water and changes in physical and electrical parameters. Furthermore, the bathing detection means may be configured such that the detection position can be adjusted according to the target bathtub. In addition, when the detection by itself is not reliable, a plurality of sensors may be provided so that it can be accurately recognized that the bathing position is combined.

The bathtub detection means is based on a series of operations and physical / electrical parameter fluctuations that move the transfer device so that the placement unit is in an appropriate position where the placement unit can enter and exit the bath. If it can recognize that it is in the appropriate position which can enter / exit with respect to a bathtub, the kind of specific sensor, the structure of a detection mechanism, etc. will not ask | require. Furthermore, you may comprise the said bathtub detection means so that adjustment of the position detected according to the target bathtub is possible. In addition, when the detection by itself is not reliable, a plurality of sensors may be provided so that it can be accurately recognized that it is in an appropriate position in combination.

According to these inventions, even if the bathing time does not have a display function of the bathing time, the caregiver manages the bathing of the caregiver based on the bathing time displayed on the bathing time display unit provided in the transport device. Can be performed accurately and efficiently. This makes it possible to perform fair bathing by eliminating the long and short variations in the bathing time between the caregivers, for example, such that the caregiver can elongate the bathing, for example. Further, even in a bathtub without a bathing time display, the burden of assistance work such as preparing a timer, a clock, etc., or starting and ending bathing time is reduced. Furthermore, if the bathing time display is provided in the bathtub, even if it moves for bathing assistance, the convenient display can be confirmed by either the bathing time displayed on the bathtub or the transport device. Also, the bathing time is counted by a series of bathing operations of the transfer device, and the bathing time display is controlled in accordance with the count, so bathing management can be performed accurately and efficiently.

In addition , since the start and / or end of the bathing time is performed by the signals of the bathing detection means, bathtub detection means, and lifting / lowering operation means of the mounting section, the operation of starting and ending the bathing time is unnecessary, and the operation The bathing time can be managed reliably and efficiently without imposing a burden on the caregiver. Furthermore, the bathing time can be displayed only when the bathing time measurement is started by the signals of the bathing detection means, the bathtub detection means, and the lifting operation means of the placement unit. In addition, for example, when the bathtub detecting means detects a bathtub, the bathing time display is reset to zero and the bathing time is displayed. Subsequently, when the elevating operation means is operated to perform bathing, the bathing of the placement unit is performed. Bathing time measurement is started by a signal from either the detection means or the lifting / lowering operation means, and then when the lifting / lowering operation means is operated to leave the bath, a bathing is performed by the signal from either the bathing detection means or the lifting / lowering operation means of the mounting portion. When the time measurement is completed and the bathtub detection of the bathtub detection means is lost, the bathing time display is stopped, so that no burden is placed on the caregiver regardless of whether the bathing time display is on the bathtub. Can manage bathing time accurately. Furthermore, depending on the policy of the facility or the request of the caregiver or caregiver, the start or end of the bathing time can be selected from the bathing detection means, the bathtub detection means, and the lifting operation means of the placement unit. Or a combination of any two or more to ensure that the start and end of the bathing time can be reliably performed even if one of the means fails, so that the bathing time can be managed more accurately. You can also.

The invention of claim 6 includes a remote control, the remote control comprises at least the bathing time display unit, and a said lifting operation means. According to the present invention, the bathing time can be confirmed and the lifting operation can be performed wherever the assistant is.

The invention according to claim 7 displays the bathing time based on a signal from the bathing time measurement starting means.

  According to this invention, since the bathing time is displayed only when the bathing time measurement is started by a series of bathing operations of the transporting device, for example, the assistance placed on the transporting vehicle at a desired location away from the bathtub. The bathing time is not displayed when performing an assisting work that does not require the bathing time to be displayed, such as washing a person's body or wiping off water drops after bathing.

  According to the eighth aspect of the present invention, when the bathing time reaches the set time, the care recipient or the assistant is notified that the bathing time has reached the set time.

  According to the present invention, when the bathing time reaches the set time, the caregiver or the assistant is informed that the bathing time has reached the set time. It is possible to perform bathing and bathing assistance work without worrying about the display, and it is possible to reliably manage the bathing time even if the bathing time display is forgotten.

  ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, even when it is a case where a caregiver bathes in the bathtub which cannot manage bathing time, bathing time can be managed efficiently and correctly, without putting a burden on a helper.

It is a perspective view of the conveyance apparatus which concerns on embodiment of this invention, and a bathtub, and shows the state just before a conveyance apparatus is inserted in bathtub lower space. It is an enlarged side view of the principal part of a conveying apparatus. It is an expansion perspective view of another principal part of a conveying apparatus. It is a perspective view of the conveyance apparatus which concerns on embodiment of this invention, and a bathtub, and shows the intermediate state in which a conveyance apparatus is inserted in bathtub lower space. It is a perspective view of the conveyance apparatus which concerns on embodiment of this invention, and a bathtub, A conveyance apparatus is inserted in bathtub lower space, and the state which has a stretcher in a raise position is shown. It is a perspective view of the conveyance apparatus which concerns on embodiment of this invention, and a bathtub, and shows the state which a conveyance apparatus is inserted in bathtub lower space and a stretcher exists in a descent | fall position. It is an operation | movement flowchart figure of a conveying apparatus. It is another operation | movement flowchart figure of a conveying apparatus. It is another operation | movement flowchart figure of a conveying apparatus.

  Hereinafter, a transport device according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings.

  Referring to FIG. 1, bathing apparatus 1 includes a bathtub 2 and a transfer device 3. The transport device 3 includes a cart unit 4, a stretcher 5, and a stretcher lifting mechanism 6. A stretcher elevating mechanism 6 is erected on the cart unit 4. The carriage unit 4 includes four frames 7 to 10 that are framed in a rectangular shape in front, rear, left, and right, and wheels 11 to 14 are provided on the lower surfaces of the frames 7 to 9.

  The stretcher lifting / lowering mechanism 6 includes a lifting / lowering guide column part 6a and a lifting / lowering cylinder part 6b externally attached to the lifting / lowering guide column part 6a. The raising / lowering cylinder part 6b can be raised / lowered along the raising / lowering guide pillar part 6a. A mounting member 15 is provided on the upper end side of the elevating cylinder portion 6b.

  A handrail 16 is extended on the attachment member 15 so that a person being assisted can grasp it during movement or bathing. The mounting member 15 is provided with an operating rod 17. The transport device 3 can transport the stretcher 5 by moving the carriage unit 4 in an arbitrary direction by operating the operation rod 17. A support frame 18 is fixed to the stretcher 5.

  The support frame 18 is engaged with the attachment member 15, whereby the stretcher 5 is supported by the stretcher lifting mechanism 6. The stretcher 5 is moved up and down by a stretcher lifting mechanism 6.

  The stretcher 5 includes a mounting portion 19 that extends in the longitudinal direction, and first to fourth side guards 20 to 23 provided on both sides of the mounting portion 19. The mounting part 19 can stand upside down (reclin) on both sides in the longitudinal direction.

  When the transport device 3 is turned downward when the transport device 3 is turned, and the first operation pedal 24 is operated downward, the ground surface of the transport device 3 (for example, A leg 25 projecting toward the floor in the bathroom) and grounding, a second operation pedal 26 operated downward when a brake is applied to the transport device 3, and a second operation pedal 26 downward When operated, it includes two legs 27 and 28 that project toward the ground surface (bottom surface in the bathroom) of the transport device 3 and are grounded.

  When the second operation pedal 26 is operated in the downward direction, the first operation pedal 24 is also operated in the downward direction by the second operation pedal 26 so that the leg portion 25 is grounded. The brake is applied at three points with the two leg portions 27 and 28.

  Flat disc-shaped front guide rollers 27 and 28 are rotatably provided at the tips of the frames 8 and 9 of the carriage unit 4. Rear guide rollers 29 and 30 are provided on the outer surfaces of the frames 8 and 9.

  Between the lower part of the bathtub 2 and the grounding surface, there is a space 31 into which the cart unit 4 of the transport device 3 can be inserted.

  Pin-shaped bathtub detectors 32 and 33 are provided on both sides of the frame 7 of the transport device 3. In addition, a battery 34 is mounted on the transfer device 3.

In the bathtub 2, contact portions 35 and 36 are provided on both sides of the entrance of the lower space 31 into which the cart portion 4 is inserted. When the transport device 3 moves in the direction of arrow A and the carriage unit 4 is inserted into the lower space 31 of the bathtub 2, the bathtub detection units 32 and 33 come into contact with the contact units 35 and 36. The bathtub detection units 32 and 33 are off until they contact the contact portions 35 and 36, and are turned on when they contact. FIG. 2 shows a state in which the carriage unit 4 is inserted into the lower space 31 of the bathtub 2 and the bathtub detection units 32 and 33 are in contact with the contact units 35 and 36 of the bathtub 2.

  The transport device 3 is detachably equipped with a remote controller (remote controller) 37. As shown in FIG. 3, the remote controller 37 includes a power-on operation unit 37 a labeled “ON”, a power-off operation unit 37 b labeled “OFF”, a lowering operation unit 37 c of the lifting mechanism 6 labeled “↓”, “ It has an ascending operation portion 37d marked with “↑”, a bathing time display portion 37e, and others. The remote controller 37 is supplied with power from the battery 34 through a power cable 37f. Although not shown in the figure, the remote controller 37 may be configured to have an internal power supply and communicate with the transfer device wirelessly.

  The remote controller 37 has a microcomputer (not shown) mounted therein as a control unit. Based on a program stored in a storage unit (not shown), the control unit can execute control corresponding to the operation of each of the operation units 37a to 37d and control of display in the bathing time display unit 37e according to a flowchart described later. It is like that.

  In the above configuration, the conveying device 3 is placed on one side 38 of the bathtub 2 as shown in FIG. In this horizontal state, the carriage unit 4 of the transport device 3 faces the lower space 31 of the side portion 38 of the bathtub 2. In this state, the stretcher 5 is in the raised position by the stretcher lifting mechanism 6 of the transport device 3. Then, the operation rod 17 is operated to move the transfer device 3 in the direction of arrow A, so that the carriage unit 4 moves from the state of FIG. 1 to the state of FIG. 4 and further to the state of FIG. Push into the.

  When the carriage unit 4 is inserted into the lower space 31 of the bathtub 2 in the state of FIG. 5, the bathtub detection units 32 and 33 of the transport device 3 are pushed by the contact units 35 and 36 on the bathtub 2 side, and are turned off. From state to on state. When the lowering operation unit 37c of the remote controller 37 is operated with the bathtub detection units 32 and 33 turned on, the stretcher 5 is lowered into the bathtub 2 by the stretcher lifting mechanism 6 as shown in FIG. When the caregiver on the stretcher 5 finishes taking a bath, the lift operation unit 37d of the remote controller 37 is operated to raise the stretcher 5 to the outside of the bathtub 2. Next, the transport device 3 is moved in the direction opposite to the arrow A, and the cart unit 4 is pulled out from the lower space 31 of the bathtub 2.

  Next, the operation will be described with reference to the flowcharts of FIGS. This flowchart is executed by the control unit of the remote controller 37. The execution subject of the flowchart is this control unit.

  Explaining the execution of the flowchart of FIG. 7, it is determined in step n1 whether or not the bathtub detection units 32 and 33 are turned on. Until it is turned on, the transfer device 3 is in the state shown in FIGS. Then, when the bathtub detectors 32 and 33 are turned on, the transport device 3 is in the state of FIGS. 2 and 5, so that the bathing time starts counting in step n2 and the bathing time display unit 37e is displayed in step n3. Display the bathing time.

  While managing the bathing time, the assistant operates the lowering operation portion 37c to lower the stretcher 5, so that the stretcher 5 is immersed in the bath water in the bathtub 2, and then the person being assisted is bathed. When bathing is completed, the assistant operates the ascending operation portion 37d to raise the stretcher 5 to the outside of the bathtub 2, and then moves the transport device 3 in the direction opposite to the arrow A to move the carriage portion 4 to the bathtub. 2 is pulled out from the lower space 31. By this drawing, the bathtub detectors 32 and 33 are not brought into contact with the contact portions 35 and 36, so that the bathtub detectors 32 and 33 are turned off in step n4. Then, the bathing time counting operation is stopped at step n5, and then the bathing time display is turned off at step n6.

  Through the execution of the above flowchart, even if the bath 2 does not have a bathing time display function, the caregiver can accurately and efficiently manage the caregiver's bathing based on the bathing time displayed on the bathing time display unit 37e. Can be done automatically. As a result, the person being assisted is prevented from, for example, prolonged bathing and rising, and long and short variations in the bathing time among the persons being assisted can be eliminated and fair bathing can be performed.

  Explaining the execution of the flowchart of FIG. 8, it is determined whether or not the bathtub detectors 32 and 33 are turned on in step n11. Until it is turned on, the transfer device 3 is in the state shown in FIGS. 2 and 5, when the bath detectors 32 and 33 come into contact with the contact parts 35 and 36 and are turned on, the bathing time in the bathing time display part 37e in step n12. The display of zero is displayed.

  Next, in step n13, it is determined whether or not the lowering operation unit 37c is operated (turned on). If it is determined that the lowering operation unit 37c has been operated, the bathing time starts to be counted in step n14, and the bathing time is displayed on the bathing time display unit 37e in step n15.

  The caregiver bathes the caregiver while managing the bathing time. When bathing is completed, the assistant operates the ascending operation part 37d. When the ascending operation part 37d is operated (turned on), it is determined in step n17 whether or not the bathtub detection parts 32 and 33 are turned off.

  The assistant observes the state of the stretcher 5 after operating the ascending operation portion 37d, and determines that the stretcher 5 has risen to the outside of the bathtub 2 and moves the transport device 3 in the direction opposite to the arrow A. The cart unit 4 is pulled out from the lower space 31 of the bathtub 2. By this drawing, the bathtub detectors 32 and 33 do not come into contact with the contact portions 35 and 36, so that the bathtub detectors 32 and 33 are turned off. If it does so, it will determine with the bathtub detection parts 32 and 33 having been turned off by step n17, the counting operation of bathing time will be stopped by step n18, and the display of bathing time will be turned off by step n19 (no display).

  When the display of the bathing time is started in step n15, it is determined in conjunction with that whether or not the bathing time has reached the set time in step n20. This set time can be set by an assistant using a setting operation unit (not shown) provided in the remote controller 37. When the bathing time reaches the set time, the assistant is notified by voice, light, vibration, or the like that the bathing time has reached the set time in step n21. When the notification process is completed in step n22, the process returns to step n16.

  Thus, the assistant can know from the notification that the bathing time has reached the set time, and operates the ascending operation part 37d to raise the stretcher 5 to the outside of the bathtub 2. Accordingly, the flowchart proceeds from step n17.

  Through the execution of the above flowchart, even if the bath 2 does not have a bathing time display function, the caregiver can accurately and efficiently manage the caregiver's bathing based on the bathing time displayed on the bathing time display unit 37e. Can be done automatically. As a result, it is possible to prevent the person being assisted from being bathed for a long time, or it is possible to eliminate the long and short variations in the time required for bathing among the persons being assisted and perform fair bathing.

  The execution of the flowchart of FIG. 9 will be described. Since this flowchart is the same as steps n11 to n19 in the flowchart of FIG. 8, the description thereof is omitted. In this flowchart, when the bathing time is displayed in step n15, it is determined in step n23 whether or not the bathing time has reached a predetermined time (here, 10 minutes).

  If it is determined in step n23 that the bathing time has reached the predetermined time (10 minutes), in step n24, the bathing time display on the bathing time display unit 37e is flashed “0”, and then the process returns to step n16. Even if the bathing time display section 37e has only one digit by the blinking of the display, the assistant can know that the bathing time has passed 10 minutes or more, and operates the ascending operation section 37d. Then, the stretcher 5 is raised to the outside of the bathtub 2. Accordingly, the flowchart proceeds from step n17.

  Through the execution of the above flowchart, even if the bath 2 does not have a bathing time display function, the caregiver can accurately and efficiently manage the caregiver's bathing based on the bathing time displayed on the bathing time display unit 37e. Can be done automatically. As a result, it is possible to prevent the person being assisted from being bathed for a long time, or it is possible to eliminate the long and short variations in the time required for bathing among the persons being assisted and perform fair bathing.

  Although not shown in the drawings, in the above-described embodiment, the bathing time is started by operating the lifting / lowering means of the placement unit. However, the bathing detection means and the bathtub detection means of the placement part are separately used. Thus, the bathing time may be started or ended. Moreover, you may comprise so that the start and completion | finish of bathing time can be performed more correctly using a some means.

  In addition, the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and various modifications can be made as appropriate without departing from the spirit of the present invention.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Bathing apparatus 2 Bathtub 3 Conveyance apparatus 4 Carriage part 5 Stretcher 6 Stretcher raising / lowering mechanism 31 Bathtub lower space 32,33 Bathtub detection part 34 Battery 35,36 Contact part 37 Remote controller

Claims (8)

In transport equipment for bathing and leaving the person being assisted by the bathtub,
Bath time display means ,
Bathing time measurement start means, or bathing time measurement start means and end means,
A placement section for placing the person being assisted;
And a bathing detection means of the placement section,
The start means or end means of the bathing time measurement is activated by a series of bathing operations of the transfer device,
The bathing time measurement starting means and / or ending means is the bathing detection means,
Conveying equipment characterized by that. In transport equipment for bathing and leaving the person being assisted by the bathtub,
Bath time display means,
Bathing time measurement start means, or bathing time measurement start means and end means ,
A bathtub detection means ,
It said start means or end unit bathing time measurement is actuated by a series of bathing operation of the transport equipment,
The bathing time measurement start means and / or end means is the bathtub detection means,
Conveying equipment characterized by that . In transport equipment for bathing and leaving the person being assisted by the bathtub,
Bath time display means,
Bathing time measurement start means, or bathing time measurement start means and end means,
A placement section for placing the person being assisted;
Bathing detection means of the mounting section,
A bathtub detection means,
The start means or end means of the bathing time measurement is activated by a series of bathing operations of the transfer device,
The bathing time measurement start means and end means are the bathtub detection means and the bath detection means, or the bath detection means and the bathtub detection means, respectively.
Conveying equipment characterized by that . In transport equipment for bathing and leaving the person being assisted by the bathtub,
Bath time display means,
Bathing time measurement start means, or bathing time measurement start means and end means,
A placement section for placing the person being assisted;
Bathing detection means of the mounting section ,
An elevating mechanism for elevating the mounting unit,
Elevating operation means for operating elevating of the mounting portion by the elevating mechanism,
The start means or end means of the bathing time measurement is activated by a series of bathing operations of the transfer device,
The bathing time measurement starting means and exit means, respectively, said bathing detecting means and the lifting operation means, or, which is the lifting operation means and the bathing detecting means,
Conveying equipment characterized by that . In transport equipment for bathing and leaving the person being assisted by the bathtub,
Bath time display means,
Bathing time measurement start means, or bathing time measurement start means and end means,
Bath detection means ;
A placement section for placing the person being assisted;
An elevating mechanism for elevating the mounting unit,
Elevating operation means for operating elevating of the mounting portion by the elevating mechanism,
The start means or end means of the bathing time measurement is activated by a series of bathing operations of the transfer device,
The bathing time measurement starting means and exit means, respectively, said tub sensing means and the elevation operating unit, or, which is the lifting operation means and said tub detecting means,
Conveying equipment characterized by that . Equipped with remote control,
Wherein the remote controller includes at least the bathing time display unit, and a said lifting operation means,
The conveyance apparatus of Claim 4 or 5 . The bathing time display is performed based on the signal of the bathing time measurement starting means.
The conveyance apparatus in any one of Claim 1 to 6 . When the bathing time reaches the set time, inform the caregiver or caregiver that the bathing time has reached the set time.
The conveyance apparatus in any one of Claim 1 to 7.

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