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CAUTION
2.1.4 Bluetooth Handset
CAUTION
In addition to the safety information for the regular wired handset given in the chapter
Part C: Handset
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4 , please also observe the information below concerning the use of
the wireless Bluetooth handset.
Risk of injury
Lock the operating functions for the resident on the handset if
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The resident is unable to operate the bed safely,
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The resident is unable to free himself or herself from potentially dangerous situations,
•
The resident is exposed to an increased risk of entrapment during backrest and thigh rest
adjustments when the safety sides are raised,
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The resident could be at risk due to unintentional drive adjustments,
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Children are left unsupervised in the room with the bed.
Risk of crushing
Mistaking the Bluetooth handset, or removing it from the room where the bed is situated,
can result in to uncontrolled adjustments to the bed, e.g. from neighbouring rooms or corri-
dors, and therefore incur a risk of crushing and serious injury to the person lying in the bed.
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Make sure that the wireless Bluetooth handset is always in the same room as the bed, so
that the electrical adjustment functions can be controlled directly and stopped if necessa-
ry.
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If this is not possible, ALWAYS use the hanger eyelet at the bottom of the handset, when-
ever required, when using it in a private domestic setting and where multiple beds are
used in professional in-patient care facilities. A sturdy cord attached to the eyelet (acces-
sories not included in the scope of delivery) ensures a firm connection/assignment to the
bed.
Safety Information
Part C: Care staff and residents 5