KLAXON Mobility Gmbh – ENG
KLICK Hybrid User's Manual (ENG) - rev.01 of 30.06.2018
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If the device is not used respecting the specifications described herein, the security level specified by the
manufacturer may be reduced.
During the initial period of use the user must familiarize with operation to avoid potential risks caused by
incorrect use.
EMC - The device is compliant with EN60601-1-2 on electromagnetic compatibility, but to ensure the
user's safety we recommend not using this device in the presence of strong environmental
electromagnetic fields.
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Children, incapacitated persons, or those that are insufficiently familiar with the device or physically unsuited, must not use it.
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The device may skid on wet pavement, on gravel or on uneven terrain: always adjust speed and driving style to the conditions
(weather, surface, individual capacity, etc.); never drive straight towards an object, and drive carefully towards narrow
passages.
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Do not attempt to go over steps higher than 5 cm, both uphill and downhill, along the direction travelled. Do not drive the
KLICK-equipped wheelchair on roads with slopes that exceed 10%. These obstacles must always be driven over head-on and
slowly. The proper way to go over steps and to go up slopes is shown in Figure 1.
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If the pavement is wet or uneven, the maximum slope and the maximum height of the steps allowed must be considered
lower to ensure the user
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s safety.
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In the event of a collision, the user could suffer serious injury to body parts.
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At high speed the user may lose control of the wheelchair and it may tip over. Never exceed 25 km/h, and avoid impacts in
general.
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Always use the KLICK-equipped wheelchair suitably, always braking to avoid obstacles (steps, edges, door frames, etc.) or to
descend from curbs or go down slopes.
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Driving performance of the KLICK-equipped wheelchair may be affected by electromagnetic fields. If a malfunction occurs in
these conditions, please contact KLAXON or one of its authorised resellers.
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Avoid contact with any liquid coming out of the battery if it is damaged.
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While using the device, the brake system components can get very hot and contact of these components contact with skin
may cause scalding and burns: be extremely careful to avoid contact.
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Always observe the operating limits for the manual wheelchair on which the KLICK system is installed.
3. INTENDED USE OF THE DEVICE
KLICK devices can be used to add an auxiliary power assist system to most manual wheelchairs, quickly and easily.
Coupling the KLICK device to the wheelchair, the front castors rise off the ground and a single wheel, in the "traction unit", is used
for steering.
KLICK devices are classified for use with wheelchairs to which they are coupled pursuant to CEI EN 12184. KLICK devices are also
compliant with the requirements of class B with maximum range of about 50 km in “electric” version (on a flat course and 75 kg
user) and maximum range of about 100 km in “hybrid” version (on a flat course and 75 kg user).
In accordance with the definition of class B of CEI EN 12184, the device is for indoor use and can handle outdoor obstacles.
Any other use or misuse could result in hazardous situations.
4. USAGE ENVIRONMENT
Operating Environment
KLICK series devices are made for use coupled to most manual wheelchairs on the market. KLICK solutions can be used both
indoors and outdoors, with the limits stated in this document, and in general with the same limitations set for the use of the
manual wheelchair.
Medical use and types of users
KLICK is not intended for specific clinical use, but as a support to the mobility of persons who use manual wheelchairs. Therefore,
bearing in mind the operating precautions described in this document, there is no need for professional, technical or aptitude
requirements to operate or use a KLICK device.
5. OPERATING LIMITS
The device must be used consistently with the intended use described in the preceding paragraphs, any other must be considered
improper use.
In particular, do not use KLICK devices:
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If not coupled with a manual wheelchair.
