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Foot strap:
standard
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Polyurethane cushion 75 sh., H 50 mm (prof. Std. 400 mm)
not an -sores.
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Thigh strap H 80 mm (size M 560+ 1100 mm, size L 680+ 1200 mm)
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Shin strap: H 50 mm
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Frame protec on: Padding on front and on rear bar
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Volume:
o
Total width: min 790 mm, max 930 mm [700 mm ]**
o
Total length: min 840 mm, max 890 mm [1200 mm]**
o
Total height: min 570 mm, max 960 mm [1200 mm]**
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PIVOT width: min 1580 mm, max 1860 mm [1300 mm] **
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Hand rim: min 790 mm, max 930 mm [1000 mm] **
** Note: Some volume measurements may be greater than the measurements set out in the
EN ISO 12183 regula on [xxx mm]. In some cases, it may be difficult or impossible to use
emergency exits provided.
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Weight: min 15 kg, max 15.9 kg
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Maximum load: 120 kg
2. Warning
The user is reminded that they should carry out a self-assessment of the cri cal points associated with their
specific pathology, and with their par cular postural requirements, before proceeding with any adjustments or
use of the wheelchair.
OFFCARR does not accept any responsibility for any damages caused by incorrect
sea ng in the wheelchair, or by features of si ng in the wheelchair which are incompa ble with the user's
pathology.
The cushion provided IS NOT ANTI-SORE , it is made with expanded polyurethane with a density of 75
shore with a Nylon fabric cover.
Avoid contact of the wheelchair with water. Undesirable rust may occur on some metal parts and/or loss
of the safety features of the materials concerned.
The wheelchair must only be used for the sport it has been designed for, or for compa ble disciplines,
and not for transpor ng objects in general, and it must not be used in other contexts. This could be dangerous
insofar as some of the usual safety elements for the wheelchair in mo on are absent (e.g. Parking brakes, etc.).
Allergies caused by contact with parts of the wheelchair should be reported.
Keep the wheelchair away from heat sources in order to avoid any of the components se ng alight. The
coverings meet the criteria for the standard ISO 7176 16:2012.
Do not put your fingers into the spikes when the wheelchair is in mo on.
Inflate the tyres to a pressure within the range indicated inside the tyre. If transpor ng by plane, it is
suggested that you deflate the tyres to avoid excess pressure.
Always check that the quick wheel removal devices are working properly, especially if you tend to take
them off and put them back on frequently.
The wheelchair must be regularly maintained, so that it is kept in good, working condi on but especially
so that the safety condi ons are upheld.
Inefficient maintenance and the improper use of the device may cause damages and injury to users.
Altera ons may invalidate the minimum safety condi ons.
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