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WARNING! Do not operate this equipment without first reading and 

understanding this manual. If you are unable to understand the warnings, 

information and instructions contact HT systems before attempting to 

use this hoist – otherwise injury and/or damage may result

The Kera sit2sit is designed to:

 

Transfer a user up to 120Kg

 

Transfer a user from 130-190cm tall

Between seated positions (i.e. toilet, wheelchair, bed, chair, day chair)

ALWAYS check the hoist for damage or wear to ensure it is safe  

to operate
Contact HT systems if you have any concerns about the condition  

of the hoist
ALWAYS use a Kera sit2sit Backstrap when operating this hoist

WARNING! Before attempting a transfer, a clinical assessment of  

the user’s suitability for use with this hoist should be carried out  

by a qualified health professional

GENERAL INFORMATION

The hoist has successfully passed testing by Novita (Accredited Test Laboratory Number 2953 –  
novitatech.com.au) to international hoist standards (ISO10535:2006) and is entered in the  
ARTG (388973), Australia. 

We are confident of your safety if operated and maintained as described in this manual.

 

A clinical assessment of the user’s suitability for use with this hoist should be carried  

out by a qualified health professional

 

The caregiver should be trained in the use of this hoist

 

This hoist is designed for use with at least one caregiver

 

It is important to be aware that the materials used in this hoist may not be hypo-allergenic  

or fire retardant

 

Avoid placing fingers or other body parts in obvious pinch points

 

Ensure that the hoist and Backstrap is not damaged or worn before operation

 

The Backstrap should be used for all transfers

 

We advise that the user should be left in the transit position for less than 2 minutes

 

Do not push the loaded hoist at faster than slow walking pace

 

Be aware of your surroundings with other objects

 

Always ensure that you unload the user carefully into a chair, toilet or bed or other seated position

USER SUITABILITY

Ensure that the user is physically suited to the lifter as deemed by a health professional. 

Specifically, it is recommended that the user should not have:

 

Height greater than 190cm or weight greater than 120kg

 

Unstable medical conditions, e.g. unstable heart condition

 

Conditions requiring ventilation or oxygen therapy

 

Conditions not allowing uprightness

 

Open wounds or painful scars on the chest or abdomen, or pregnancy

 

Substantial inflexibility in the hips, knees and ankles

 

Inability to take any weight on the knees and feet i.e. due to injury or pain condition.  

However, the user does not have to be weight-bearing.

For more detailed information please refer to our website:

htsystems.com.au htsystems.co.nz

© Hapai Transfer Systems Ltd (2022)

Summary of Contents for HT Systems KERA SIT2SIT

Page 1: ...KERA SIT2SIT HOIST Owner and Instructional Manual ...

Page 2: ...r should be trained in the use of this hoist This hoist is designed for use with at least one caregiver It is important to be aware that the materials used in this hoist may not be hypo allergenic or fire retardant Avoid placing fingers or other body parts in obvious pinch points Ensure that the hoist and Backstrap is not damaged or worn before operation The Backstrap should be used for all transf...

Page 3: ...t 16 Footboxes 17 Kera sit2sit Owners Information 18 Product Information 18 User Recommendations 19 Identifying Your Kera sit2sit Model 19 Copyright Haipai Transfer Systems Ltd 2022 MAN001 Version F No part of this user manual may be copied distributed reproduced scanned or stored on any electronic database whether in whole or in part in any form or by any means Due care has been taken to ensure a...

Page 4: ...on for long periods of time The Kera sit2sit is only to be used for the purposes as described in this manual KERA SIT2SIT DIAGRAM USER AND CAREGIVER ASSESSMENT A clinical assessment of the user s suitability for use with the Kera sit2sit should be carried out by a qualified health professional The user does not need to be weight bearing but will require some level of flexibility in their lower joi...

Page 5: ... handle can move freely through its range of motion and locks in position when the lock lever is released SQUEEZE LEVER Squeeze and hold Lock Lever when moving handle SQUEEZE LEVER For setup hold the lock lever and move the caregiver handle until the Chestpad is just above the knees and thighs of the user Check that the legs are spread open to fit around the chair To spread the legs of the Kera si...

Page 6: ... end Follow the same procedure on the other side with the same number of loops from the end STEP 3 CHESTPAD ON THE LAP The Chestpad must be pressed securely to the user s chest and lap to promote a comfortable and secure transfer The following steps should be followed to ensure a good fit to the lap Pull the index pin up Push the Chestpad slider forward until it slightly squashes the foam against ...

Page 7: ...he Backstrap fitted low on the back and make sure it is as tight as possible Try pushing the Chestpad into the user s stomach by one or two more holes When lifted up the user should end up less hunched over and the Backstrap shouldn t slip up as much STEP 5 LIFTING FROM SEAT Once you have fitted and tightened the Backstrap you can perform the lifting from the seat Take a firm two handed grip on th...

Page 8: ...red onto the following steps can be followed to lower them Always check that there is a chair behind the user and the chairs brakes are applied before operating the Lock Lever 100MM Spread the legs of the Kera sit2sit to fit around the chair Position the user with 100mm gap between the back of their calves and the chair edge Lock the wheels by standing on the red Brake Pedal Ensure you have a firm...

Page 9: ...s arms and feet won t catch on anything as you move the Kera sit2sit away Carefully move the Kera sit2sit away from the user Remove the Backstrap from behind the user FOOTBOXES The Footboxes are an additional component offered and can be fitted to replace the Footplates by a suitable Technician Contact your region s distributor for further information The Footboxes allow the user s feet to be rest...

Page 10: ...ct or faulty workmanship being first noticed Damage is caused by negligence accident or deliberate abuse product modification incorrect use incorrect storage or maintenance and continued use of the part after the defect or faulty workmanship is first noticed We reserve the right to substitute components of equal or better quality on the particular items being repaired or replaced There will be no ...

Page 11: ...AUM12 9 181022 For more detailed information please refer to our website htsystems com au htsystems co nz Hapai Transfer Systems Ltd 2022 ...

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