Modular ambulance LC 78 V6

with oxygen therapy4x44-stretcher

The Toyota Land Cruiser is a popular base vehicle for ambulance conversions around the world. These vehicles are often converted by specialized companies that focus on building emergency response and medical transport vehicles. Some of the typical changes made during an ambulance conversion include: Removing the rear seats and replacing them with a flat cargo area to store medical equipment and transport patients on stretchers. The rear cargo area is often fitted with cabinets, drawers, and racks to securely store medical gear. Adding emergency lights, sirens, and communication radios. Controls for these systems are installed up front for the driver and medical team. Installing a bulkhead divider with a sliding window between the front cabin and rear patient area. This allows the medical team to monitor the patient while staying isolated from possible contagions. Reconfiguring the front cabin seating. The front passenger seat is sometimes removed to make more room for the medical team to work on a patient in the rear. Adding a dual battery system, upgraded charging system, and inverter to provide stable power for medical equipment. The result is a rugged, capable ambulance well-suited for driving on rough terrain and working in remote locations. The Toyota Land Cruiser provides durability and off-road ability, while the conversion adds the necessary medical transport functionality. Reliability The Toyota Land Cruiser is renowned for its rugged dependability and has proven itself capable of handling the rigors of emergency response use, even in remote areas with poor road conditions.