Direct Healthcare Group QUATTRO Acute, Service Manual

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Q U AT T R O
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A C U T E & Q U AT T R O
®
P L U S
D H G - H E A LT H C A R E . C O M 9
1.5 Mattresses/Cushions
Mattress Features
CABLE MANAGEMENT LOOPS
Looped cable carrier welded on the non-umbilical side to route
the mains cable off the floor. The loops are designed so that if the
cable is pulled tight because the head end is elevated, the loop
easily opens.
STRAPS & DISMOUNTABLE BUCKLES
4 side and 2 head end attachment
straps. Dismountable buckles prevent
base tray damage when incorrectly
fitted, and head end elevated).
Additional straps available for divan
type beds.
UMBILICAL
Introduction of anti-kink tubing. The other umbilical components
are unchanged. 45 degree tube mounts incorporated at the
umbilical / mattress interface to guide the umbilical in a downwards
orientation and reduce the possibility of it being crushed by the bed
frame side rails.
STORAGE STRAPS
Once the mattress is deflated, place umbilical on mattress then roll the mattress up starting from the umbilical end and
then connect the two clips on the end and the underside of the mattress when mattress needs to be stored or for ease
when moving and carrying.
CPR FACILITY
The CPR device is situated at the head end on the right-hand side of
the mattress (viewed from foot end), as indicated by arrows on the
mattress tag. For rapid deflation rotate the dial of the CPR device
anti-clockwise to ‘click’ into the open position . If re-inflating the
mattress, make sure the dial of the CPR device is rotated clockwise
until it ‘clicks’ into the closed position .
CAM BUCKLE:
PART NUMBER
10750