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4-POINT WHEELCHAIR SECUREMENT SYSTEM
THE DOUBLE INERTIA OCCUPANT BELT (3-POINT OCCUPANT RESTRAINT SYSTEM) COMPLIES WITH
ISO 10542-1 AND REGULATION 107, AS APPLICABLE.

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  • Page 1 Use and Care Manual 4-POINT WHEELCHAIR SECUREMENT SYSTEM THE DOUBLE INERTIA OCCUPANT BELT (3-POINT OCCUPANT RESTRAINT SYSTEM) COMPLIES WITH ISO 10542-1 AND REGULATION 107, AS APPLICABLE.
  • Page 2 © 2014 Q’Straint® and Sure-Lok®. All Rights Reserved.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    TABLE OF CONTENTS READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS PRIOR TO OPERATING SYSTEM DEFINITIONS IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS AND WARNINGS OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 8-15 INTRODUCTION EMERGENCY RELEASE 16-17 COMPLIANCE TROUBLESHOOTING EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE AND CARE OPERATIONAL SEQUENCE WARRANTY Read All Instructions Prior to Operating • This manual is a comprehensive step-by-step user instruction guide for the Double Inertia Occupant Belt with a 4-Point Wheelchair Securement System.

  • Page 4: Important Safeguards And Warnings

    IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS AND WARNINGS • All equipment and components MUST be installed and serviced by an experienced and trained technician. • This system MUST only be used with wheelchairs in forward facing applications and cannot be altered or modified in any way. •...

  • Page 5: Introduction

    INTRODUCTION ENGINEERED TO PERFORM On the cutting edge of innovation, The Double Inertia Occupant Belt consist of a unique 2-in-1 occupant securement system. Each component is designed, engineered and tested to work as one cohesive unit. Keeping the passenger’s safety in mind, the Double Inertia Occupant Belt retractor will lock the occupant securement belts in case of a sudden stop or if the vehicle is on a 15 degree slope—allowing the passenger to stay seated and in place.

  • Page 6: Operational Sequence

    OPERATIONAL SEQUENCE The following is a quick guide on how the Double Inertia Occupant Belt with a 4-Point Wheelchair Securement System works. Reference the Operating Instructions Section in this manual for complete instructions. RECOMMENDED 3-POINT OCCUPANT SECUREMENT SYSTEM...

  • Page 7: System Definitions

    SYSTEM DEFINITIONS L-Track Floor Anchorage *Buckle Stalk *Double Inertia Occupant Belt J-Hook Retractor Knob Webbing Retractor Red Release Lever Retractor Solid Frame Members REAR VIEW SIDE VIEW FRONT VIEW Wheelchair Wheelchair Reference Plane Reference Plane Front Rear Securement Points Securement Points 30º...

  • Page 8: Operating Instructions

    OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS SECURING WHEELCHAIR 1. Center wheelchair facing forward in Securement Zone and lock wheelchair brakes (or power off electric chair) (A). Securement Zone 2. Attach 4 Retractors into Floor Anchorage points and lock them in place, with an approximate distance of 1219mm to 1371mm (48”- 54”) between the front and rear retractors (B).
  • Page 9 SECURING WHEELCHAIR 4. (If applicable, manually tension webbing with Retractor Knobs (D). Retractor Knob 5. Attach Buckle Stalk into Floor Anchorage behind Retractor nearest aisle with a gap of 12.7mm to 38.1mm (½” to 1½”) and lock it in place. Route Buckle Stalk between wheelchair frame and occupant’s hip (E).
  • Page 10 SECURING PASSENGER FIG. 5 NEW VERSIONS, 2 COLOR AND FRENCH. Compliant Shoulder and Pelvic (Lap) Belt Restraint (G) must go across occupant’s shoulder and pelvis (hips), and not be worn twisted or held away from the occupant’s body by wheelchair components. We do not recommend only using a pelvic belt restraint because it will compromise the performance of the Black Lap Belt...
  • Page 11 SECURING PASSENGER 10. Adjust Shoulder Belt Height so that belt rest on shoulder Shoulder Belt Height Adjuster (L). Proceed to step 13. Blue Shoulder Belt Make sure Blue Shoulder Belt does not rub against the occupant’s neck (M). Upper Anchorage Belt 2-Point System: (Vehicle does not have an Upper Anchorage Belt therefore Blue Shoulder Belt goes directly...
  • Page 12 RELEASING PASSENGER Recommended 3-Point System: (If vehicle does not have Upper Anchorage Belt an Upper Anchorage Belt (R) proceed to step 18.) 15. Unhook Shoulder Belt Pin Connector from Pin on Lap Belt (S). Shoulder Belt Pin Connector Pin on Lap Belt 16.
  • Page 13 RELEASING PASSENGER 2-Point System: Unhook Shoulder Belt Pin Connector from Pin on Lap Belt (V). Shoulder Belt Pin Connector Pin on Lap Belt Stowage Position 19. Allow the Double Inertia Occupant Belt reel to slowly retract the Blue Shoulder Belt into stowage (W). Proceed to step 20.
  • Page 14 RELEASING WHEELCHAIR 21. Remove Buckle Stalk from Floor Anchorage and place in storage (Y). 22. Remove Double Inertia Occupant Belt reel from Floor Anchorage and place in storage (Z). 23. Press (and hold, if applicable) Red Release Levers on Retractors, detach J-Hooks from wheelchair and slowly return them to Retractors (AA).
  • Page 15 RELEASING WHEELCHAIR 25. Unlock wheelchair brakes (or power on electric chair) (CC). 26. Wheelchair occupant is ready to exit vehicle (DD).

  • Page 16: Emergency Release

    EMERGENCY RELEASE 1. Unhook Shoulder Belt Pin Connector from Pin on Lap Belt. Unbuckle Blue Shoulder Belt from Buckle on Upper Anchorage Belt. Allow the Double Inertia Occupant Belt reel to slowly retract the blue shoulder belt into stowage (EE). 2.
  • Page 17 EMERGENCY RELEASE 4. Press (and hold, if applicable) the Red Release Lever on each Retractor to release the webbing, detach J-Hooks from wheelchair and slowly return webbing to Retractors (JJ). 5. Remove all 4 retractor (KK). If retractors do not release the webbing, in an emergency cut the front and rear webbings at an angle (LL).

  • Page 18: Troubleshooting

    TROUBLESHOOTING PROBLEM IMAGE ANSWER Press (and hold, if applicable) Red Release Lever The webbing is twisted inside then pull J-Hook until webbing is straight. the retractor. The retractor(s) is (are) not Press (and hold, if applicable) Red Release Lever to releasing the webbing.

  • Page 19: Maintenance And Care

    MAINTENANCE AND CARE The following items should be inspected and serviced by an experienced and trained technician during the scheduled maintenance of the Double Inertia Occupant Belt with a 4-Point Wheelchair Securement System. • Always keep belts clean and off the floor by returning them to the retractor stowage. •...
  • Page 24 www.qstraint.com This manual contains current information at the time of printing. Q’Straint® reserves the right to modify systems, components and content without notice. © 2014 Q’Straint® and Sure-Lok®. All Rights Reserved. FOR TECHNICAL SUPPORT OR TO FIND YOUR NEAREST AUTHORIZED DEALER: Q’Straint Europe 72-76 John Wilson Business Park Whitstable, Kent, CT5 3QT...

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