Modular stair for use with the modular ramp system (14 pages)
Summary of Contents for EZ-ACCESS ORBIT
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Models have a horizontal reach of up to 5’ in all directions, as well as to accommodate ceiling heights of 7’–9’ and 8’–12’. The ORBIT rotates a full 360-degrees at the stanchion as well as 360-degrees at the articulating arm.
The articulating arm swings freely; a qualified helper must always maintain control of patient. Before each use, check the ORBIT for worn, loose, missing, unstable, or damaged parts. If you find any of these conditions, do not use. Consult with a professional contractor if you need assistance or additional information.
ORBIT. 1.3. Before each use, check the ORBIT for worn, loose, missing, unstable, or damaged parts. If you find any of these conditions, do not use. Consult with a professional contractor if you need assistance or additional information.
LABELS The ORBIT has warning and brand labels (FIG. 3.1). Labels may vary in placement, color, size, and written content. Maintaining all labels in legible condition is required and is essential for safe operation. For replacement copies, call 1-800-451-1903. WARNING LABEL FIG.
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4.1.8. Refer to TABLE 4.1 for anchor and structural information. 4.1.9. Once anchoring is complete, torque all 4 stanchion set screws (FIG 4.2) to 25 ft./lbs. FIG. 4.3 FIG. 4.4 Page | 7 EZ-ACCESS® ORBIT™ Patient Transfer Lift...
Anchoring construction must be structurally sound and hold ORBIT without failure. Professional installation by a contractor is recommended. An improperly anchored ORBIT can be an extreme hazard. The installer must decide which anchoring hardware and method is best for your circumstances.
FIG. 4.5 recommendations. Do not exceed the ORBIT Rated Load of 440 lbs. 4.2.3. The arm fits inside of the hanger (FIG. 4.6) and is bolted in place. After determining the working height of the arm, secure it into 2 of the pre-drilled anchor holes using 2-each 1/2”-13 X 3.5” cap screws, 2-each 1/2”-13 locknuts, and 4-each 1/2”...
4.4.1. The 1/2" brake set screw (FIG 4.1 and FIG. 4.9) increases/decreases the stanchion’s rotational drag (the resistance of the stanchion to the pushing and pulling of the ORBIT operator). Drag is used to provide the operator more control over stanchion rotation; the stanchion rotation will follow the articulating arm’s lead.
FIG. 5.1 FINAL CHECKS & MAINTENANCE 6.1. Test the full range of ORBIT motion and ensure that no potentially dangerous conditions exist. 6.2. Ensure that all fasteners are in place and secure. 6.3. Before performing any transfer, ensure that clear space is maintained around the ORBIT (remove all furniture and other obstructions).
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