Medical evacuation equipment refers to devices and tools used for moving and transporting injured or sick people from one location to another, especially during emergencies. Some examples of medical evacuation equipment include:

1. Stretchers and ambulance cots: These are devices used to move patients from one location to another, usually in an ambulance or other medical transport vehicle.

2. Evacuation chairs and sleds: These are specially designed chairs and sleds used to evacuate people from buildings or areas that are difficult to navigate, such as staircases or narrow hallways.

3. Lifting and transfer devices: These are tools used to assist with moving patients who cannot move themselves, such as hoists, transfer boards, and sliding sheets.

4. Air ambulance equipment: This includes items such as ventilators, oxygen tanks, and monitors used during medical flights.