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TF 200.01.0009_eng 

 

 
 

3.8 

Product dimensions 

 

25-20010 
25-20020 
25-20040 

Patient hoist 

25-20020 
25-20030 
25-20050 

Stand-up hoist 

Lifting capacity 

 

150  kg   

 

150  kg 

Min.  lifting height, lifting hook  

 

55  cm 

 

95  cm 

Max. lifting height. lifting hook 

 

180  cm 

 

191  cm 

Lifting travel 

 

125  cm 

 

96  cm 

 

 

 

Length chassis frame 

 

117  cm 

 

117  cm 

Length legs 

 

97  cm 

 

97  cm 

Min.  inside distance between legs 

 

50  cm 

 

50  cm 

Max. inside distance between legs 

 

94  cm 

 

94  cm 

Min. outside distance between legs 

 

65  cm 

 

65  cm 

Max. outside distance between legs 

 

109  cm 

 

109  cm 

Height of chassis frame 

 

12  cm 

 

12  cm 

Free height under legs 

 

7  cm 

 

7  cm 

Wheel diameter 

  100/75  cm 

  100/75  cm 

Turning circle 

 

125  cm 

 

125  cm 

Weight of arm with spreader bar 

 

6,5  kg 

 

Weight of fork-shaped bar 

 

 

5,5  kg 

Weight of knee support with base plate 

 

 

8,5  kg 

Weight of battery 

 

3,0  kg 

 

3,0  kg 

Total weight 

 

51,0  kg 

 

58,5  kg 

Approximate number of lifting operations 
per charging  

 

 

Weight of arm with spreader bar 

 

60 

 

60 

 
 

 

Summary of Contents for 25-20010

Page 1: ...All in one hoist 150kg User manual This manual should always be in close proximity of the product TF 200 01 0009_eng Dato 20 04 2022...

Page 2: ...nstructions 14 4 3 2 Emergency situation 15 4 4 Recharging the battery 15 4 5 Safety function liftingmotor 15 4 6 Safety function control unit 15 4 7 Emergency lowering 16 4 8 Brakes 16 4 9 Transfer p...

Page 3: ...7 Lifetime of actuator liftingmotor 27 8 Components part list 28 8 1 Spare parts 28 9 Environmental protection 29 10 Electro magnetic compability 29 10 1 Suitable Environments 29 10 2 Cables 29 10 3 R...

Page 4: ...nderstood before use Always keep this manual in close proximity of the product The use installation and service of this product must be in compliance with this manual to avoid accidents and serious pe...

Page 5: ...nce Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be made by children without supervision Do not use the product if it has defects or have become damaged before being repaired or replaced If the control box...

Page 6: ...rically operated equipment The use of electrical height adjustable equipment can run at maximum 2 minutes followed by an 18 minute break Type B applied part The product complies with IEC 60601 1 requi...

Page 7: ...lied part classification 60601 1 Type B applied part MEE Class 60601 1 Class II Intended environments according to IEC 60601 1 2 This product is to be used only in Proffesional Healtcare Environment H...

Page 8: ...t must always be used with Ropox suitable lifting slings 3 4 Intended operator Intended operator must have relevant health professional training before using the product as well as have read and under...

Page 9: ...n legs 50 cm 50 cm Max inside distance between legs 94 cm 94 cm Min outside distance between legs 65 cm 65 cm Max outside distance between legs 109 cm 109 cm Height of chassis frame 12 cm 12 cm Free h...

Page 10: ...TF 200 01 0009_eng 10 1980 1225 755 600 590 725 930 410 840 700 530...

Page 11: ...TF 200 01 0009_eng 11 60 115 520 160 190...

Page 12: ...st in the mast holder of the frame Tighten the two screws with the 5mm Insex wrench provided and use locking nut on opposite site 4 1 2 Connect the cable from the leg spreading motor to the control un...

Page 13: ...the lifting module 5 Then turn it 90 clockwise until you hear a click 6 Make sure that the arm has been properly locked 7 If the hoist is going to be used as a stand up hoist hook on the knee support...

Page 14: ...that the sling provided is correct for the lifting operation to be performed This applies to size as well as shape Further information about the choice of slings will be found in Domino Slings User m...

Page 15: ...ains voltage A green light on the control unit indicates connection to mains voltage A yellow light indicates that the battery is being recharged When the battery has been fully charged the yellow lig...

Page 16: ...ll up the red handle see drawing 4 8 Brakes The hoist may be braked on the two large rear wheels Press down the rear part of the brake with the foot to brake the hoist Release the brake by pressing th...

Page 17: ...above the seat of the chair STOP and make sure that the sling has been fitted correctly When the person is comfortable in the sling lift him her clear of the chair Pull the hoist away from the chair...

Page 18: ...milar stable back support with a cushion Move the open end of the hoist towards the client and lift the legs of the client over one leg of the hoist Do not brake the hoist The hoist may be placed in t...

Page 19: ...r If the client can hold on to the lifting bar with his her arms during lifting use the middle step of the suspension strap If the client has but little stability and strength in the upper part of the...

Page 20: ...may be pushed into the corresponding slide rail of the lifting mast Be aware that the bar may swing We recommend holding on to it Push in the lifting module Then turn it 90 clockwise until you hear a...

Page 21: ...0009_eng 21 4 12 Electrical component diagram Plug for charging mains cable Lifting motor Leg spreading motor Hand control unit Emergency stop Emergency lowering Charging indicator Connected to mains...

Page 22: ...Connect mains voltage Replace the control unit The motors do not start A click is heard from the relays of the control unit The plug has not been correctly inserted into the control unit Motor defecti...

Page 23: ...omply with periodic maintenance may result of degrading of product function and safety 7 1 Periodic maintenance Always make sure that the mechanical and electrical systems of the hoist operate satisfa...

Page 24: ...d 5 and use them when filling out the service report We recommend to scale them up in A4 size Visual inspection Inspect hoist frame and weldings for wear skews or any other damage Testing Check all fu...

Page 25: ...hafts and hooks Welds Bolts bushings Mast and arm connection Arm and lifting ascessories Test of the leg spreading function Switches and safety functions Test of batteries and recharging function Test...

Page 26: ...al No Inspection carried out OK Not OK Remarks Powercomsumption without load Powercomsumption with max load Noise Plastic Wires and cords Straightness and outbending when the actuator is completly out...

Page 27: ...05 32120 36135 40150 12 4380 8760 13140 17520 21900 26280 30660 35040 39420 43800 13 4745 9490 14235 18980 23725 28470 33215 37960 42705 47450 14 5110 10220 15330 20440 25550 30660 35770 40880 45990 5...

Page 28: ...his manual Repair beyond what is described in this manual may only be done by Ropox designated service personnel 8 1 Spare parts Position Description Number in product Item no 1 Battery 1 25 29030 002...

Page 29: ...uipment and the RF shielded room of an medical electrical system for magnetic resonance imaging where the intensity of electromagnetic disturbances is high 10 2 Cables Cable component Length Hand cont...

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