PACKAGE CONTENTS
Package may contain one or more of the following:
• Aeromesh® Rapid-Dry Bath Belt
• Mounting straps with grommets, or
• Mounting straps with slide adjuster
• Optional: Frame Clamps (Art. No. HW310),
Band Clamps (Art. No. HW320), Knob (Art. No.
FA812-BP
POSITIONING
Seat user in shower/commode chair and establish
correct posture. Determine desired position for the
belt. When choosing position, consider interference
with other devices. To reduce the risk of strangula-
tion and trunk instability, the belt should be neither
too high nor too low.
en
C
Tilting Chairs
Belt must be mounted to the upper frame,
above the pivot point. Mounting the belt
below the pivot point can cause interfer-
ence or affect belt tension.
B
Across Thighs
(Optional)
INSTALLATION
Direct Screw Mounting
If mounting directly to chair frame or solid
seats/backs, use 6mm (1/4-20) Flat head or
Button head screws. Mounting screws must
have a minimum pullout strength of 90kg
(200lbs). Not included in package.
MOUNTING SUGGESTIONS
A
At Chest, At Knees (Preferred)
Taking into account the user’s needs, find a
suitable mounting location on the wheelchair
that allows the belt to be mounted at one of the
preferred positions shown.
With Frame Clamps or Band Clamps
Attach clamps to shower/commode chair
in desired locations and tighten in place.
Insert second screw through grommet on
belt and into the clamp. Tighten securely.
Optional
Art No.
FA812-BP
A
C
B
Mounting with Slide
Adjuster
ADJUSTMENT
With the user correctly seated,
check the fit of the belt – it should
be snug so the user is secure. Small
adjustments in fit are done using
the D-ring tightening straps. Large
adjustments in fit are done using the
mounting straps.
SAFETY CHECK
When properly positioned in chair,
have user lean forward and side-to-
side to check fit. Check for:
1. Normal operation of buckle and
adjustment straps.
2. Comfort - Look for areas of
irritation.
3. Position - If too high or too low,
adjust mounting points.
4. Interference with other devices–
Relocate mounting points as
necessary.
5. Move chair through full range of
motion, including tilt, folding, and
rolling. Check for any interference.