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CONVAID USER’S GUIDE
Transportation Mode Instructions
** “Lateral stability” is the displacement of point P (the center of gravity on the
loaded wheelchair) when a platform with the loaded wheelchair is tilted 45º later-
ally from the horizontal. Higher numbers indicate less stability.
This table refers to tests performed in accordance with WC-19 to establish later-
al stability during normal travel and the ease of use and proper fit of vehicle-an
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chored belt restraints. The letter designation reflects the overall rating of the lap
and shoulder belt positioning and installation.
Wheelchair Lateral Stability and Belt Restraint Accommodations Ratings
Wheelchair
Model
Mass (Weight) of
Wheelchair
(lbs./kg)
Test
Rating
Lateral
Stability**
(in./mm)
CX-10T
27/12
Acceptable
0.25/6.4
CX-12T
27/12
Acceptable
0.35/8.9
CX-14T
28/13
Acceptable
1.18/30.0
CX-16T
32/14.5
Acceptable
1.97/50.0
CX-18T
30/13.6
Acceptable
1.57/39.9
The OPTIONAL Transit Version Cruiser can transport users in motor vehicles that are
compatible with Occupant Restraint Systems (WTORS). The chair MUST be secured in
a forward-facing position with a Wheelchair Tie-down and Occupant Restraint Systems
(WTORS), which meets the requirements of WC-4 or ISO 7176:
WARNING:
The wheelchair should be used as indicated in the User’s
Guide instructions accompanying the wheelchair. Failure to do so
increases the likelihood of serious injury in a vehicle crash.
WARNING:
Do not attach tie downs anywhere except designated tie
down locations.
WARNING:
During transit, chair must be forward facing with the seating
module in the forward facing position on the mobility base. All accesso-
ries should be removed.
WARNING:
Do not alter or substitute any part or component of the
wheelchair, wheelchair frame or wheelchair seating system.
