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Operating instructions
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3.10 Transport
The wheelchair can be placed in a car.
The best way to do this is by reducing
the wheelchair or using steel ramps.
Handicare recommends wheelchair
users to travel in a regular car seat
whenever possible. A wheelchair is not
designed as a car seat and cannot
offer the level of safety that is offered
by standard car seats, no matter how
well the wheelchair is fixed to the
vehicle concerned. As it is not possible
for every wheelchair user to make a
transfer, the wheelchair should be
secured as described below.
•
The Ibis X-Series has been crash
tested and has met all the pass
requirements of ISO 7176-19.
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Your safety during transport
largely depends on the person
securing the wheelchair. It is
your responsibility to ensure the
wheelchair is secured as safely
as possible.
•
Always ask for confirmation of
the transporter that the vehicle
is suitably designed, insured
and equipped to transport a
person in a wheelchair.
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Parts of the wheelchair that can
be easily detached should be
removed and stored elsewhere
during transportation.
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The wheelchair should always
be transported in a forward
facing direction.
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Handicare recommends an
Unwin tie-down system that is
tested and approved according
to ISO10542.
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The wheelchair should be
secured only at the tie-down
points on the frame, not onto
any accessories (armrest, anti-
tip brackets, etc.).
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Handicare recommends that the
wheelchair be supplied with a
headrest and that this should be
used during transportation.
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During transportation it is
essential that you are secured
by a three point lap belt, which is
anchored to the vehicle wall and
floor rails. A lap belt in your
wheelchair must not be
considered as an alternative to
the occupant restraint system.