Skil-Care ChairPro 909370 Instructions

Re-Order # Description
Metal Press Release Seat Belt Alarm with
909370
ChairPro Alarm Unit and Grommets
Metal Press Release Seat Belt Alarm with
909373
ChairPro Alarm Unit and Grommets
Metal Press Release Seat Belt Alarm with
909385 ChairPro Alarm Unit and Adjustable Loop
Attachment
Metal Press Release Seat Belt Alarm with
909386 ChairPro Alarm Unit and Adjustable Loop
Attachment
Metal Press Release Seat Belt Alarm with
909392 Grommets Only
(ChairPro/MultiPro/BedPro Alarm sold separately)
Metal Press Release Seat Belt Alarm with
909394 Grommets Only
(ChairPro/MultiPro/BedPro Alarm sold separately)
Metal Press Release Seat Belt Alarm with
914117 Adjustable Loop Attachment Only
(ChairPro/MultiPro/BedPro Alarm sold separately)
Metal Press Release Seat Belt Alarm with
914118 Adjustable Loop Attachment Only
(ChairPro/MultiPro/BedPro Alarm sold separately)
Note: Please see page two to calculate oppropriate belt size
Skil-Care's new ChairPro Seat Belt Alarm combines a wheelchair belt with
an alarm for double wheelchair safety. The belt attaches to the chair and
provides security while the user is seated. When the buckle is opened, an
alarm is activated. To assist long-term acre facilities maintain a restraint-free
environment, Skil-Care has selected a durable buckle that is easily released
by most wheelchair users.
The ChairPro Seat Belt Alarm is designed to alert caregivers when a patient/
resident has released the wheelchair safety belt buckle and may leave from
the wheelchair.
1. The ChairPro Seat Belt Alarm is not a substitute for proper supervision.
Fall-risk and wander-risk patients or residents should be monitored regularly.
2. Check battery each time alarm is used. If weak, replace the 9-volt battery.
3. LED should glow when buckle is closed. If LED fails to glow, check battery.
Replace if necessary.
You may choose one of the following
two ways to attach the alarm unit to the wheelchair.
Attachment of Alarm Unit
1. Remove the second-from-top screw from either the left
or right side of the wheelchair backrest.
2. Remove grommet from screw, place the screw through
hole on alarm unit mounting bracket, and fasten screw to
wheelchair backrest. (Illustration A)
B
1. Insert enclosed cord
loop through bracket hole.
(Illustration B)
Belt Length Unit
PURPOSE
CAUTIONS
INSTALLATION
Alarm Unit
Mounting Bracket
Cord Loop
C
2. Hang from wheelchair
push-handle (Illustration C)
38"L - 50"L Each
50"L - 70"L Each
45"L - 55"L Each
50"L - 65"L Each
38"L - 50"L Each
WHEELCHAIR BELT INSTALLATION (Grommet)
1. Remove the rearmost screws
50"L - 70"L Each
from the left and right sides of the
wheelchair seat. (Illustration D)
45"L - 55"L Each
2. Remove the grommets from
the screws, place screws
50"L - 65"L Each
through the grommets at
the ends of both belt
sections, and refasten the
screws to the wheelchair seat.
(Illustration E)
3. Select either hole in
belt depending upon desired
length, closer holes will yield
a shorter length,
holes closet to the end
will yield a longer length.
4. Attach the two "spade"
connectors on the connector
wire to those on the seat belt.
(Illustration F) Note, that for
removable arm
wheelchairs it may be
easier to install the belt
after the arm is removed.
5. Place connector cord through the space between
Mounting Bracket
LED
the wheelchair seat and backrest. Make certain that
it is away from wheels and other moving parts.
1. Unthread the loop end of the belt.
2. Lay belt on wheelchair while holding loop end, place
loop end around the bottom of the wheelchair (Fig. 1).
3. Place belt end through the loop and pull slowly (Fig. 2)
4. Pull end until taut. (Fig. 3)
5. Insert both ends of the belt through the opening in
the chair and place the belt around the resident and
A
adjust so that it is snug but not uncomrfortable.
Seat Belt Alarm
Safety Alarm
SEAT BELT INSTALLATION
WHEELCHAIR BELT INSTALLATION (Loop)
Fig. 1
D
E
F
Fig. 2
Fig. 3