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2.4 ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERFERENCE
Your wheelchair may be traveling through areas affected by electromagnetic interference
from some transmitters such as radio, wireless intercom, mobile phones and radars etc. In
these cases, your wheelchair’s driving ability may be affected. Electromagnetic interference
may affect the control system of the electric wheelchair. Some disturbances may cause
brake failure, involuntary starts or movements, and may cause permanent damage to the
control system.
Electromagnetic Interference Classification
• Short-band radio transceiver: These radios have antennas, such as radio waves in urban
bands, walkie-talkies, mobile network systems and signal transmission devices.
• Medium-band mobile radio transceiver: These are usually installed in a building or
outside in the antenna of a vehicle. For example: police, fire brigade, taxi, ambulance and
other radio transceivers.
• Large band radio transceiver: These are usually installed in the antenna of a tower, such
as: commercial, radio or TV transmission systems.
WARNING!
If your wheelchair moves involuntarily, release the joystick
immediately and the wheelchair will stop automatically. If the
joystick malfunctions and the brake fails, please cut off the power.
CAUTION!
Please pull the lever upwards when the power chair comes to an
incline, or it will roll downward at low speed, resulting in personal
injury.
WARNING!
The Wheelchair and battery chargers meet the following standard
code: GB / T 18029.21 Wheelchair - Part 21: Requirements and test
methods for electromagnetic compatibility of the electric scooters and
battery chargers.
WARNING!
The chair may be affected by Electro-Magnetic Interference (EMI)
while driving. Such interference may be from mobile phones, EAS
systems, etc.