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18 SPECIFICATIONS
If you are eligible to be registered as sight
impaired (partially sighted), you should consult
your optometrist or doctor.
If you regularly take medication that makes you
drowsy, you should consider whether it would be
safe to use a Mobility Scooter. If you are in any
doubt, consult your doctor. You should not use a
mobility scooter if you have been drinking alcohol.
ATTO can be used in pedestrian areas; on
footpaths, pavements, sidewalks, and bridleways.
Subject to space availability and depending on
local regulations, you may be able to travel with
your ATTO on busses, airplanes and trains, so
long as those vehicles are constructed or adapted
to carry a mobility scooter and providing that the
ATTO fits onboard.
Laws and regulation may vary from country to
country and from state to state. Always check
with local authorities to ensure that you can
use your mobility scooter and that you
understand the local restrictions that apply to
you and your ATTO.
Certification and
Compliance
The ATTO Mobility Scooter is designed to comply
with the following international safety
requirements for medical electrical equipment:
Safety: EN 12184 and ISO 7176-15
EMC: ISO 7176-21
Risk Management: ISO 14971
Regulatory Compliance:
EEC: Annex V of
93/42/EEC
The European Medical Devices Directive of
93/42/EEC classifies the ATTO Mobility Scooter
as a Class I device.
NOTE