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WC20 Information 9.0
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WC20 All-Purpose Hardware 9.1
The All-Purpose hardware, when utilized as part of a four-point configuration,
has met WC20 and ISO16840-4 requirements and provisions. The All-Purpose
hardware must have locking pins inserted and must be applied in a four-point
configuration to be WC-20 approved.
CAUTION
The WC20-approved All-Purpose hardware and Custom Cushion should only be
used as detailed in these instructions, and only meet WC20 requirements when
used in conjunction with a WC20-approved back and wheelchair.
WC20 establishes design/performance requirements and test methods for
complete seating systems (i.e., consisting of a seat, back support, and attachment
hardware) as they relate to their use as seats in motor vehicles.
Before Transit 9.2
• Clients who use wheelchairs should transfer to the vehicle seat and use the
vehicle-installed occupant restraint systems.
• Prior to transporting, always double check the tie-downs and hardware.
• On tie-downs and restraints, look for tears or worn webbing straps. Replace
as necessary. Never use torn straps.
• Look for damaged hooks or loose tie-down hardware.
• On the seating system, check for loose screws attaching the hardware to the
seat. These should be snug and not over-tightened.
• The All-Purpose hardware should be securely attached to the chair, and the
transit pins should be properly inserted into the hardware.
DANGER
The WC20-approved All-Purpose hardware is designed specifically for
occupancy when used on wheelchairs that are facing forward in motor vehicles.