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IMMUNITY tests

IEC 60601- TEST LEVEL

COMPLIANCE 
LEVEL

ELECTRO-MAGNETIC ENVIRONMENT - 
GUIDANCE

Conducted RF disturbances
(IEC 61000-4-6)

Radiated RF interference
(IEC 61000-4-3)

3 Vrms
150 kHz - 80 MHz
80 - 800: 3 V/m

800 - 2500:10 V/m
2500 - 2700: 3 V/m

3 V

3 V/m

Portable and mobile radio devices 
should not be used closer to a Pro Lift 
Cacero series hoist, including cabling, 
than the recommended protective 
distance, which is calculated according 
to an equation applicable to the 
relevant transmission frequency.
Recommended protective distance

 

               80 MHz to 800 MHz

               800 MHz to 2,5 GHz

where P is the rated output of the 
transmitter in watts (W) according 
to the transmitter manufacturer‘s 
specification and d is the 
recommended protective distance in 
metres (m).

The field strength of stationary radio 
transmitters at all frequencies, as de-
termined by local testinga , should be 
less than the compliance level.b

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Disturbances may occur around devices 
bearing the following symbol. 

NOTE  1: At 80 MHz and 800 MHz, the higher frequency range applies.
NOTE  2: This guideline may not be applicable in all cases. Electromagnetic propagation is 
 

affected by absorption and reflection from structures, objects and people.

Field strengths from stationary transmitters, such as base stations for radio (cellular/cordless) telephones and land 
mobile radios, amateur radio stations, AM and FM radio, TV transmitters, theoretically cannot be predicted with 
complete accuracy. To assess the electromagnetic environment with regard to stationary transmitters, a site survey of 
electromagnetic phenomena should be considered. If the measured field strength in the location in which the ProLift 
Cacero is to be used exceeds the above compliance level, the ProLift Cacero should be observed to verify that it is 
functioning as specified. If unusual performance characteristics are observed, additional measures may be necessary, 
such as re-orientating or relocating the ProLift Cacero series hoist.

Across the 150 kHz to 80 MHz frequency range, field strengths should be less than 3 V/m.

The Pro Lift Cacero is intended for operation in an ELECTROMAGNETIC ENVIRONMENT as specified below. The customer 
or user of the ProLift Cacero should ensure that it is being operated in such an environment.

Guidance and MANUFACTURER‘S declaration – 
ELECTROMAGNETIC IMMUNITY – for all MEDICAL ELECTRICAL 
DEVICES and MEDICAL ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS that are not LIFE-
SUPPORTING: 

Summary of Contents for 960800

Page 1: ...nt hoist soloution made of steel Designation Version Item no ProLift Cacero C with Care electronics 960810 ProLift Cacero H with Home electronics 960800 ProLift Cacero CU with Care electronics UK vers...

Page 2: ...7 12 Batteries charging replacing 18 12 1 CBJ Home 18 12 2 Optionale external charger CHJ2 19 13 Attaching the harnesses 20 13 1 Attachment of harness in sitting position 20 13 2 Attachment of harness...

Page 3: ...gonomics and design are equally important A number of small details such as the locking trolley wheels complement the overall design of the ProLift Cacero The steel hoist with a maximum load capacity...

Page 4: ...d in an institutional environment Possible situations where lifting might be required include transferring the patient between bed and wheelchair lifting on and off the toilet seat and access permitti...

Page 5: ...ty joints and cracks Damaged harnesses must not be used and replaced immediately Novacare GmbH accepts no liability for any use of ProLift Cacero series patient hoists and accessories not complying wi...

Page 6: ...the hoist is defective the patient is heavier than the load capacity of the hoist or harness the accessories were not supplied by novacare gmbh or authorised by novacare gmbh the accessories are no l...

Page 7: ...ckaging on delivery for any damage If the hoist is to be transported after use use the original packaging Otherwise dispose of the packaging according to national waste disposal guidelines 8 Installat...

Page 8: ...le Tighten locking screw F Attach lever screw counterpart Hoist motor lifting column Brake open Brake closed Hoist motor lifting column Brake open Apply the locking brakes on the trolley base for all...

Page 9: ...hoist motor Cable cover If the hoist is equipped with a CBJH electronic control box connect the cable of the hoist motor to the CBJH electronic control box socket CH1 Plug the manual controller into t...

Page 10: ...e mounting bracket to the hoist with the supplied screws Figure 1 Attach the electronic control box and fix it to the mounting bracket with the black screws supplied Figure 2 Attach the battery Figure...

Page 11: ...r into its socket and the trolley motor connector to the appropriate socket socket CH2 Figure 2 If your hoist has no trolley motor seal the socket with a filler plug Figure 3 Filler plug if no trolley...

Page 12: ...s that are too steep you could lose control of the hoist or it might tip over In order to avoid the risk of injury you should activate the emergency stop button before assembly or disassembly Now atta...

Page 13: ...s correctly after assembly The load on the hoist motor and lifting column must not exceed the value given in the Specification see also product label The maximum duty cycle indicated on the type ident...

Page 14: ...es are not damaged 2 3 1 Variante CBJH In order to start the lifting process press the Up arrow button 1 on the manual controller To start the lowering process press the Down arrow button 2 To lower t...

Page 15: ...tery To lower the hoist mechanically in an emergency turn the emergency lowering lever clockwise 4 The hoist will lower automatically Please ensure that the red EMERGENCY STOP button is deactivated du...

Page 16: ...to lock it in place and upwards 12 to release it During use ensure that the castors are unlocked if you attempt to move the hoist while the brakes are engaged it could tip over Attention The hoist mu...

Page 17: ...tect the patients and users 11 1 CBJH Battery if the battery capacity is low a continuous alarm signal will sound when the manual controller is operated Overload if an excessive load is exerted and th...

Page 18: ...onic controller contains an electronic control box and a separate battery box Charging light yellow LED showing manual controller activated green Button for emergency electrical lowering 12 1 CBJ Home...

Page 19: ...x are deactivated when mains power is connected to the charger The charger has the following properties It is mains charger with an input voltage of 100 240 V AC Charging time max 4 hours for the BAJ1...

Page 20: ...with the wheelchair seat or the patient s coccyx To make this process better and easier a finger pocket is attached to the lower end of the lifting harness B Push the Highsupport Sling sideways and d...

Page 21: ...the other G Ensure that the colour coded loops and hooks match up Lift one leg gently and bring the leg support inwards around the patient s thigh It is correctly positioned when the leg support is at...

Page 22: ...one side at a time from the lower end the leg loops Bring the leg loops inwards underneath the patient s upper thigh D Ensure that they are at right angles to the upper thigh E Attach the loops to the...

Page 23: ...ur double lifting bar in two widths 1 731 mm 531 mm 2 632 mm 432 mm The patient scales can be used on all hoists in the ProLift series and are approved by novacare gmbh They are Class 3 scales for wei...

Page 24: ...l unit Control unit functions but only in one direction on one channel manual controller defective control unit defective send manual controller away for repair send control unit away for repair Ident...

Page 25: ...damaged if it is mounted onto the system and is subjected to pressure or force during transportation Do not drop the drive unit or damage its casing during disassembly or transportation You should no...

Page 26: ...ofessional users and medical layman takes place by medical specialists and specialist suppliers Instruction must include e g a description of functions explanation of control elements as well as clean...

Page 27: ...charge will be made If safety checks are not carried out do not comply with the prescribed schedules or technical specifications or are not carried out by authorised persons the warranties will no lon...

Page 28: ...rocedures and hygiene plans for preparing the hoist already exist these should be used Follow the instructions for use prescribed by the manufacturer of the disinfectant If necessary check with the ma...

Page 29: ...if repair is impossible replacement free of charge The guarantee will not apply where the defect in the device is due to inappropriate use and or use outside the device s intended purpose or contrary...

Page 30: ...g centre or returned to a dealer authorised by novacare gmbh Metals can be recycled Where a claim under warranty is made and subsequent testing determines that it relates to wear and tear or to other...

Page 31: ...ion OLD Specifications for the current manual leg spread Max Min Max Min G1 7109 200 172 52 193 5 138 128 88 8 66 5 100 tolerance 2cm 58 92 tolerance 2cm 122 11 5 59 tolerance 3cm E F F B B C D Item N...

Page 32: ...24 V Max 7 7 A Duty cycle 10 2 min operation 18 min rest IPX 4 Max power 8 000 N pushing force 4 000 N pulling force Electrical current requirement 24 V Max 7 7 A Duty cycle 10 2 min operation 18 min...

Page 33: ...battery alarm when battery capacity is approx 50 25 EMC test values Guidance and MANUFACTURER S declaration ELECTROMAGNETIC IMMUNITY for all MEDICAL ELECTRICAL DEVICES and MEDICAL ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS...

Page 34: ...quality of the mains voltage should be similar to that of a typical business or hospital environment Voltage dips short term interruptions and variations in mains voltage IEC 61000 4 11 5 UT 95 dip in...

Page 35: ...cted by absorption and reflection from structures objects and people Field strengths from stationary transmitters such as base stations for radio cellular cordless telephones and land mobile radios am...

Page 36: ...reflection from structures objects and people Recommended separation distances between portable and mobile RF telecommunications devices and the ProLift Cacero ProLift Cacero series hosts are intended...

Page 37: ...g Insulated casing Class II Type of protection against electric shock see Technical Specifications Note The device and batteries must not be disposed of with household waste see instructions for use M...

Page 38: ...6322 9565 65 info novacare de www novacare de Hinweis Den Hebearm bitte nicht per Hand anheben Akku vor erstem Gebrauch vollst ndig laden Fully charge before first use Cargue la bater a antes de usarl...

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