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1.7.3. UPHOLSTERY
Magic Premium by Cotting Group:

Abrasion resistance: About 500,000 
Martindale, ISO 5470-2 
Biocompatibility: ISO 10993-10:2014
Lightfastness: Light ≥ 6; perspiration 
(ISO 11641): Class 4
Surface resistance: Blood/urine (EN 
12720)
Flame protection: BS 5852 crib 5, B2 
(DIN 4102), EN 1021.1-2, IMO A652, 
temperature: -40°C to + 70°C

Maintenance:

 Regularly wipe down 

the PU textile with clean, warm water 
and pH-neutral soap. Use a clean, 
white, soft cloth or sponge. Wipe 
down with a clean, wrung-out cloth. 
Vacuum with a soft brush.

Stains:

 Remove immediately using 

an absorbent cloth.

Disinfection:

 The textile must be 

cleaned prior to disinfection. 
The following cleaning products 
can be used: 70% Ethanol (hospital 
disinfectant) ISO 1164, or chlorine-
based products with 5,000 ppm 
active chlorine, such as Actichlor 
Plus. We advise following the 
instructions on the packaging.

After cleaning/disinfection, the chair 
must be wiped down several times 
with a clean, wrung-out cloth.

1.8. RECYCLING AND DISPOSAL

This product contains recyclable 
materials. For this reason, the product 
must be disposed of in accordance 
with local legislation and not with 

regular household items. 
Correct disposal and recycling 
reduce the negative impact on the 
environment and human beings.

Note: 

Electrical and electronic 

equipment as well as batteries 
contain materials, components, 
and elements that can be harmful to 
human health and the environment 
if not handled correctly.

Electrical and electronic equipment, 
as well as batteries, are marked 
with a symbol to show they must be 
disposed of independently and not 
with unsorted household waste.

It is important to take your used 
batteries to the established venues 
to ensure they are reused in 
accordance with legislation and do 
not cause unnecessary harm to the 
environment.

Summary of Contents for Treatment Chair

Page 1: ...SO 14001 VELA Medical I N S T R U C T I O N F O R U S E E N Manual nr 105634 Item no Model 87211 VELA Rumba 87212 VELA Neonatal chair 87213 VELA Treatment Chair The chair s design varies depending on...

Page 2: ...10 2 0 1 Lift seat height 10 2 0 2 Seat angle and footrest 10 2 0 3 Backrest angle 10 2 0 4 Neutral and trendelenburg positions 10 2 1 SETTINGS 11 2 1 1 Using the brakes 11 2 1 2 Using the footrest 1...

Page 3: ...is user guide carefully and keep it handy for future reference You can also find this user guide on VELA Medical s website www vela medical com along with other relevant information about the chair If...

Page 4: ...rmrest is not designed to be sat upon Use The backrest is not designed to be sat upon when lowered to a position where this is possible Use When adjusted to the Trendelenburg position the chair has be...

Page 5: ...61000 4 2 8 kV contact disharge 2 4 6 8 15 kV air discharge Radiated RF field IEC 61000 4 3 3 V m 80 MHz 2 7 GHz 80 AM 1 kHz Proximity fields from wireless transmitters IEC 61000 4 3 80 MHz to 2700Hz...

Page 6: ...er of an individ ual on and off the chair the brakes must be activated All versions of the chair have been tested and approved for a maximum user weight of 140 kg 1 4 2 TRANSPORT When transporting the...

Page 7: ...special contractual obligations have been estab lished with VELA Medical VELA Medical is not liable for damages to the product or the user arising from Transport Misuse Standard wear and tear Incorrec...

Page 8: ...tichlor Plus We advise following the instructions on the packaging After cleaning disinfection the chair must be wiped down several times with a clean wrung out cloth 1 8 RECYCLING AND DISPOSAL This p...

Page 9: ...nst the wooden frame the length compensation is working as intended and the backrest pillow has been mounted correctly When removing pillows follow the instructions in reverse 1 9 2 SEAT 1 Place seat...

Page 10: ...ckrest backwards Warning Do not sit on the backrest 2 0 1 LIFT SEAT HEIGHT Press the button on the left 1a to lower the chair or press the button on the right 1b to raise the chair Warning Beware of t...

Page 11: ...ht 2 1 2 USING THE FOOTREST The footrest follows the seat angle Refer to Section 2 0 2 Seat Angle and Footrest Warning Do not sit on the footrest 2 1 1 USING THE BRAKES Press down on the brake pedal o...

Page 12: ...turns green once the battery is fully charged The LED light can only be seen when alighting assistance is activated The chair should be charged every day Not all chairs are equipped with a battery 2...

Page 13: ...Figure 2 Note footrest follows the seat angle Warning Beware of trapping hands or limbs underneath the chair when using alighting assistance 2 2 1 LIFT UP OR DOWN The button on the left lowers the se...

Page 14: ...Seat down Note if the chair is equipped with the Trendelenburg feature this feature also resets to the neutral position Section 2 2 6 2 2 3 BACKREST ANGLE The button on the left angles the backrest fo...

Page 15: ...eutral 2 Backrest up and 3 Seat down Note not all chairs are equipped with the Trendelenburg feature 2 2 5 TRENDELENBURG The red button on the right angles the seating unit to Trende lenburg backrest...

Page 16: ...ght 47 87 cm Back angling 43 110 153 Trendelenburg back angling additional purchase Horizontal position 0 Maximum load 140 kg Electrical potential 230V for regular sockets Battery additional purchase...

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