Instructions for use S2 Swing
Instructions for use S2 Swing
The seat belt may not be held away from the body by any part or
accessory on the wheelchair such as the rear wheels or armrest.
Figure 17.
Incorrect attachments.
Figure 18.
Approved attachments
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Warning
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We recommend that the user whenever possible should sit in a seat in the vehicle
and use the vehicle’s seatbelt.
If the user remains seated in a wheelchair during transportation we recommend
that the back of the wheelchair should be the same height or higher than the user’s
shoulders.
The user should be secured in the vehicle using a 3-point belt. This is to minimise
the risk of head and/or chest injuries in the event of a collision or sudden braking.
The seat belt in the vehicle should have contact with the body and may not be held
away from the body by any part of the wheelchair. See fi gures 17 and 18.
Loose accessories on the chair should be removed to reduce the risk of injury to
the user or other passengers.
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Wheelchair models tested
The wheelchairs crash tested from Panthera were the following models and dimen-
sions:
Panthera S2:
Chassis S2 complete, width 45
Back complete, width 45, height 40
Foot
bar,
width
45
Rear wheels standard 24” with titanium pushrims
High
brakes
Anti-tips
Side guards with shield
Cushion, width 45, 2.5 cm
Panthera U2:
Chassis U2 complete, width 45
Back complete, width 45, height 40
Foot
bar,
width
45
Rear wheels standard 24” with titanium pushrims
High brakes, forward position
Anti-tips
Side guards with shield
Cushion, width 45, 2.5 cm
If anything is unclear or if you have any questions about using the wheelchair in
disabled transport service vehicles, please contact Panthera Production AB.
Departures from these results may occur if the chair is of a different model and
dimensions. The height of the back of the chair affects the results signifi cantly.
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