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Technical Specifications

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Specifications are for reference only and may vary due to manufacturing tolerances

Electrical Specifications

• Batteries

2 x 12 volt Rechargeable sealed lead acid type

• Battery Capacity

2.9 Ampere hours

• Charger Rated Input

230Vac 50/60 Hz

• Charger Rated Output

27.4/29.0 [email protected]

Electric Shock Protection

Charger……………………………….. Class II
Lift ………………………………..…….Internal Power Source

Degree of Shock Protection

Charger…………………………………Type B
Lift……………………………………... Type B
Duty Cycle 10% (6 minutes per hour).

Sound Levels

Graduate Scholar Master

Loaded

58.4dBA

58.7dBA

58.7dBA

Unloaded

58.5dBA

58.5dBA

58.5dBA

Dimensions (mm)

A

SF25 Iss.5 July 2012

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Summary of Contents for Graduate 150

Page 1: ...Instruction Manual for Graduate 150 Scholar 175 Master 200...

Page 2: ...hoist controls illustration 8 Operating instructions 9 10 Charging instructions 11 12 Maintenance schedule Daily check list 13 15 Technical Specifications 16 17 Slings for use with the Unihoist 18 Sli...

Page 3: ...Unihoist Ltd Range Graduate 150 Scholar 175 Master 200 2 SF25 Iss 5 July 2012...

Page 4: ...Unihoist Ltd Range Graduate 150 Scholar 175 Master 200 3 Hydraulic Pump SF25 Iss 5 July 2012...

Page 5: ...suitable for patients in the SITTING SITTING RECUMBENT and RECUMBENT positions The Unihoist range carries the CE mark and complies with the following EC directives The Unihoist Range of Mobile Lifts...

Page 6: ...are to protect the finish from damage SAFETY NOTE Some of the parts are heavy and will need to be lifted with care Heavier assemblies may require two people to lift 2 Apply the brakes on the rear cast...

Page 7: ...d at the base of the Control Box The indicator label will identify the correct socket 11 Push the up and down buttons on the hand control and confirm the boom rises and lowers The lift is now ready fo...

Page 8: ...force an operating or safety control Forcing will only strain or damage the hoist and may compromise safety DO NOT lift a patient with the castor brakes on DO NOT attempt to manoeuvre the hoist by pu...

Page 9: ...Control Box Battery Pack and Hand control Pre July 2012 8 SF25 Iss 5 July 2012 Control Box and Hand control after July 2012...

Page 10: ...atically at the limit of travel in both directions The handcontrol is plugged into a socket at the base of the Controller The handcontrol can be hooked on the mast or boom when not in use 4 Emergency...

Page 11: ...ed to allow the handle to be used from either side of the lift To lower the boom turn the release valve anticlockwise The release valve is progressive the more it is opened the faster the descent This...

Page 12: ...The Lift is now ready for use Please pay particular attention to the following points they will help you avoid problems with discharged batteries KEEP the batteries fully charged Place the power pack...

Page 13: ...Correct way to charge the battery 12 SF25 Iss 5 July 2012...

Page 14: ...g knob is fully tightened MAKE sure the spreader bar is free to rotate and swing Check the spreader bar is firmly attached to the boom EXAMINE the sling hooks on the spreader bar and side suspenders f...

Page 15: ...ting on the boom MAST Check the operation of the mast locking device Make sure the mast fully engages into the socket Check the bottom actuator or hydraulic unit mounting CONTROL BOX Electric only Che...

Page 16: ...instructions CLEANING Clean thoroughly with ordinary soap and water and any hard surface disinfectant if required after cleaning you cannot disinfect unless the hoist is already clean Harsh chemical c...

Page 17: ...Technical Specifications 16 SF25 Iss 5 July 2012...

Page 18: ...ry Capacity 2 9 Ampere hours Charger Rated Input 230Vac 50 60 Hz Charger Rated Output 27 4 29 0 VDC 0 8A Electric Shock Protection Charger Class II Lift Internal Power Source Degree of Shock Protectio...

Page 19: ...e patient to be lifted The guides in the following pages will help in making the correct selection Please Note The patient s final position in the sling can be adjusted by using varying combinations o...

Page 20: ...Sling Chart 19 SF25 Iss 5 July 2012...

Page 21: ...0 kgs The maximum safe working load of the Easifit Sling is 210 kgs Important All slings in the Unihoist Ltd range are rated at a safe working load of 210kgs This is to ensure that any of these slings...

Page 22: ...categories of lift Category A Wheelchair Category B Bed Category C Bath Category D Toilet Shower chair Category E Floor The Easifit sling can be used for patients in the SITTING SITTING RECLINING and...

Page 23: ...se of the back The sling should be square across the shoulders Fig 4 Lift the patient s legs one by one and feed the leg straps under and between the legs Fig 5 Cross over the leg straps and attach th...

Page 24: ...sling The commode aperture should be at the base of the spine Fig 8 Cross the leg straps between the legs and proceed to attach the sling as from the seated position Use the shortest shoulder strap p...

Page 25: ...e whether this sling is suitable for their use The Easifit Deluxe sling is suitable for the following categories of lift Category A Wheelchair Category B Bed Category C Bath Category D Toilet Shower c...

Page 26: ...ng that the leg piece is not twisted take the shortest leg piece stiffener under and up between the legs Repeat this process with the other leg Fig 13 Pass strap C through strap B Repeat for the other...

Page 27: ...ed for some amputees Fig 16 The longer the length of the shoulder straps the more reclined the client will be Cross strap A through strap B Fig 17 Log roll the client onto the sling making sure that t...

Page 28: ...asy way to fit sling padded for comfort and allows access to and the removal of clothing It is not a general purpose sling and will only suit approximately 25 of clients The clients must be able to su...

Page 29: ...re for the other leg Fig 21 Cross over the leg straps and attach the longest loops to the front hooks on the spreader bar Raise the lift and attach the shoulder loops to the rear hooks a more upright...

Page 30: ...can be fleece lined for additional comfort The Deluxe Hammock sling is suitable for the lifting of amputees but clients must be individually assessed for suitability by a qualified person The Deluxe H...

Page 31: ...with the B straps under the 1st leg piece Fig 25 Feed the back B strap through the A strap on both sides of the sling Move the hoist into position and attach the four leg straps to the spreader bar R...

Page 32: ...x correctly 7 Battery discharged below minimum level 8 Battery charger failed Remedy 1 Reset emergency stop switch 2 Plug in correctly 3 Plug in correctly 4 Change handset 5 Call Service Engineer 6 Un...

Page 33: ...mmissioned by an authorised dealer We recommend that all of our products are commissioned by your dealer and are supported by them for future servicing The dealer or distributor operates the warranty...

Page 34: ...hoist Ltd Unit C Anvil Court Stanton Harcourt Road Eynsham Oxon OX29 4UD Tel 01865 881881 Fax 01865 883434 Email unihoistltd btconnect com or sales unihoist co uk www unihoist co uk SF25 Iss 5 July 20...

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