Summary of Contents for REX RexONE DCS
- Page 1 Operations Manual Descent Control System Model: RexONE DCS Emergency Stretcher Version: 2018.02 1001-b...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Indications for use ....17 RexONE DCS Applications ....18-20 Transport Conditions . -
Page 3: Product Overview
PRODUCT OVERVIEW Product Description Lock Button The REX brake system consists of the following components: ❖ Forged alloy dual cable brake lever ❖ Single brake lever with dual wheel brake rods ❖ Heavy duty steel cabling and housing ❖ Locking Button system to maintain brake rods... - Page 4 The RexONE DCS frame consists of a tri-panel system: the 1) Head Panel, 2) Center Panel, and 3) Foot Panel. Each panel is framed by tubular T-6 aircraft aluminum and embedded circular vent to provide increased structural strength while maintaining a lightweight and sleek profile.
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Page 5: Product Warnings
• Heavy loads or patients may require additional personnel to lift or pull this device • Heavier or larger patients may cause the RexONE DCS to advance down the stairs with the brake engaged. Responders should maintain open communication and be aware of each descent move. -
Page 6: Product Specifications
SPECIFICATIONS Dimensions are measured from the outermost edge of the frame. Conversions are calculated before rounding. GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS CONSTRUCTION T-6 Aluminum WEIGHT Total with Tires 37 lbs Frame Only 28 lbs DIMENTIONS Fully Deployed with Tires 75” x 25” (1) Panel Only 23”... -
Page 7: Contact Information
2247 Lindsay Way, Glendora, CA 91740 United States When calling or emailing your operations or maintenance concerns, have the serial number of your RexONE DCS or part replacement number available. Include the serial number in all written communication. Serial Number Tutorials and Training Videos available on our website. -
Page 8: Warranty
WARRANTY Rex EMS, LLC offers a one (1) year parts and labor warranty. Rex EMS, LLC warrants to the original purchaser that its products should be free from manufacturing non-conformances that affect product performance and customer satisfaction for a period of one (1) year after date of delivery. Rex EMS, LLC obligation under this warranty is expressly limited to supplying replacement parts and labor for, or replacing, at its option, any product that is, in the sole discretion of REX EMS, LLC found to be defective. - Page 9 (30) days of receipt. Claims for any incomplete shipments must be made within thirty (30) days of invoice. International Warranty This warranty reflects U.S. domestic policy. Warranty outside the U.S. may vary by country. Contact Rex EMS, LLC for additional information.
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Page 10: Maintenance & Cleaning
Frame hinge points (Head/Back, Center, and Foot Panels) Red release cords – Pull cords and apply lubricant on metal corner points ➢ The RexONE DCS may be sprayed and wiped down with soap and water. Rinse soap completely ➢ If contaminated, use disinfectant solution and follow recommended decontamination procedures ➢... -
Page 11: Assembly Instructions
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS Unpacking & Inspection 1. Remove the RexONE DCS from the carry case along with two wheels (Figures 1a, 1b) 2. Identify LEFT & RIGHT wheels from labels on fenders, set next to frame 3. Inspect for damage, missing parts, breaks, fractures in frame or hinges, bent or damaged components 4. - Page 12 ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS Wheel Installation, continued... 3. Select LEFT or RIGHT wheel and match to proper side of Rex frame 4. Hold and depress Release Button in the center of the wheel 5. Locate Wheel Axel Port in the Head/Center Panel hinge (Figure 3b) 6.
- Page 13 ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS Set Up Frame: Head Panel Tilt back folded frame flat so that the Head Panel is on top (Head Rest label is facing you) Identify the Release Cable between the Head Panel and Center Panel hinge area (Figure 3a) Pull the Release Cable and extend the Head Panel to the desired angle.
- Page 14 ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS Pull Handle 1. Identify the Release Ring at the base of the Pull Handle (Figure 4a) 2. Pull the Release Ring while rotating Pull Handle upward (Figure 4b) 3. Release Release Ring to lock Pull Handle into place 4.
- Page 15 ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS Headrest 1. Identify the Headrest. When stored in bag, headrest is located on backside of the Head Panel 2. Pull Head rest downward to disengage lock from storage position (Figure 6a) 3. Rotate Headrest upward until it aligns with the Head Panel (Figure 6b) 4.
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Page 16: Disassembly Instructions
Figure 8a Figure 8b Figure 8c Pull Handle Place RexONE DCS on its side or stand the RexONE DCS unit upright with Pull Handle upward Pull and hold the Red Release Ring (Figure 9a) at base of Pull Handle. Fold... - Page 17 2. Press Wheel Quick Release Button in the center of wheel. At same time, pull the wheel out from the Wheel Axle Post (Figure 10) 3. Turn RexONE DCS over and repeat for the other wheel Figure 10 Head and Foot Kickstands 1.
- Page 18 Figure 13 Bag Placement Lay RexONE DCS Carry Bag on flat surface. Unzip carrycase and lay top panel open Place the RexONE DCS frame into the carry case with Head Panel down (Figure 14a) Tuck frame hinges deep within corner of the case to avoid wear on the bag...
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Page 19: Indications For Use
INDICATIONS FOR USE The RexONE DCS is a multi-functional unit which can be used for an adult, adolescent, or child for the following uses: 1. The RexONE DCS can be used as a backboard to stabilize and transfer a patient. -
Page 20: Rexone Dcs Applications
With RexONE DCS supporting patient’s spine, roll patient into a prone position (Figure 15b) Once in prone (flat) position, secure patient with strapping system (Figure 15c) RexONE DCS can continued to be used as a back board and carried by responders Figure 15a Figure 15b... - Page 21 RexONE DCS APPLICATIONS RexONE DCS Backboard to Mobile Stretcher 1. With patient in prone (flat) position, check that chest, center hip, and leg straps are secured 2. Lift Head Panel and extend head kickstand for additional support 3. Lift Foot Panel and extend Foot Kickstand 4.
- Page 22 1. Assess patient’s transport needs 2. Roll RexONE DCS unit next to patient and position at an angle to best transfer patient onto RexONE DCS 3. Angle RexONE DCS Chest and Foot Panel in position to support patient’s comfort or injury 4.
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Page 23: Transport Conditions
2. Position RexONE DCS next to patient for safe transfer onto unit 3. Lift patient or slide onto RexONE DCS. Can use backboard or soft litter to transfer patient to RexONE DCS 4. Place patient’s heat at top of Head Panel 5. -
Page 24: Descent Braking Technique
2. Positioned at top of stairs controlling descent and providing directions to Support Responder(s) 3. Control the RexONE DCS unit by gently braking at edge of step and releasing brake as it begins to roll to next step (Figure 17) 4. -
Page 25: Patient Seated Position
2. Patient’s head will be placed on Head Rest facing upwards towards the top of the stairs and Lead Responder The Lead Responder: (Figure 18a) Lead Responder 1. Positioned at the FOOT/ PULL HANDLE of the RexONE DCS unit and manages the Descent Control System 2. Controls the speed and descent of the transport and reassures patient throughout the process 3. -
Page 26: Prone/Flat Position
(Figure 19b) 2. Assists in the control and positioning of descent using the Strap Support system (Figure 19c) 3. Maneuvers the RexOne DCS in a tight turning radius around stairwell landings 4. Communicates and reassures patient 5. Communicates patient position to Lead Responder... -
Page 27: Stairwell Landing Technique
STAIRWELL LANDING TECHNIQUE Roll the RexONE DCS to the stairs and align it with the edge of the of the first step and the interior stairwell railing. Lead Responder: 1. Anytime during descent, engage brake locking mechanism for fatigue or sense of braking control loss 2. - Page 28 STAIRWELL LANDING TECHNIQUE Lead Responder: 1. Continue wide-rotation outward 2. Once on stairwell landing, align RexONE DCS Head/Head Panel in descending position down the stairs Support Responder(s): Assist in aligning RexONE DCS in downward position along the interior stairwell railing while...
- Page 29 STAIRWELL LANDING TECHNIQUE Lead Responder: Continue rotation of the RexONE DCS until aligned to the interior stairwell railing of next flight of stairs Support Responder(s): Maintain angle downward, align RexONE DCS along the interior stairwell railing (Figures 22a, 22b) *Note: Responders not shown in Figures...
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Page 30: Sample Training Record
TRAINING RECORD LOG Training Method Training Date Trainee Name Basic Refresher Owner’s manual, In-service, formal class, etc. Training Update... - Page 31 RexONE-Black with Brake System RXB01TC Each RexONE-Blue with Brake System RXB02EM Each RexONE-Red with Brake System RXB03FR Each Rex Accessory – Sand Tire Kit RXACC01 Pair Rex Accessory-Bike Tow Kit RXACC02 Each Rex Accessory-Std Carry Case/Backpack RXACC04 Each Rex Accessory-Lrg Carry Case/Backpack...
- Page 32 Multiple Patients Requiring Rapid Extraction To Safety and Care When Time Is Critical is a System Solution No other patient transport product offers the time and resource advantages of REX … none...