Harmar Mobility csl500, Installation & Service Manual

HELIX:

Install Manual

24SEP2021  |  630-00063-01 REV D

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INTRODUCTION

HELIX CURVED STAIR LIFT: SECTION 2

SECTION 2

INTRODUCTION

DEVICE NAME: HELIX

Indications of Use: The intended use of the Helix is 

the transfer of patients or mobility impaired persons 

up and down levels of a residence or commercial 

building. 

READ AND UNDERSTAND

This manual provides instructions for proper 

installation and maintenance of the Helix curved 

stair lift. Please refer to the owner's manual for 

operating instructions. Any alterations to the 

equipment without written authorization by 

the manufacturer is prohibited and will void the 

warranty.

WARRANTY

Please ensure that you advise the owner of the 

Helix stair lift to fill out the separate warranty form, 

located on page 13 of the Owner's Manual, and 

return it within ten (10) days of purchase to register 

the lift.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Contact our LiftSquad technical service department at 

800-833-0478 or email helix@harmar.com if you have 

any questions regarding the installation of this lift.

CODE STATEMENT

Code requirements for Helix curved stair lifts may 

vary depending on location. It is the installer’s 

responsibility to contact their state, city or local 

code enforcement office and determine all the 

regulations the lift and installation are subject to. 

This must be done before installing lift. 

COMMERCIAL

4 INCLINED STAIRWAY CHAIRLIFTS

Section 4 applies to inclined stairway chairlifts 

installed in locations other than in or at a private 

residence for use by the mobility impaired.

4.1 Runways
4.1.1

 Lifts shall be installed so that means of egress 

is maintained as required by the authority having 

jurisdiction.

4.1.2

 The structure on which the equipment is 

installed shall be capable of safely supporting the 

loads imposed.

4.1.3

 The installation of electrical equipment and 

wiring shall conform to the requirements of NFPA 70.

4.6.4 Footrest Clearance.

 At no point in its travel 

shall the edge of the footrest facing the upper 

landing be more than 600 mm (24 in.) above the 

step or landing as measured vertically

RESIDENTIAL

7 PRIVATE RESIDENCE INCLINED STAIRWAY 

CHAIRLIFTS

Section 7 applies to inclined stairway chairlifts 

where installed in or at a private residence for use 

by the mobility impaired.

7.1 Runways
7.1.1

 The structure on which the equipment is 

installed shall be capable of safely supporting the 

loads imposed.

7.1.2

 The installation of electrical equipment and 

wiring shall conform to the requirements of NFPA 70.