Appendices; Threshold Values For Rehab Buggies Transportable By Train - Otto Bock Kimba Instructions For Use Manual

weight is greater than the maximum load for the outdoor mobility base/seating shell mobility base, the maximum
allowable user weight for the seating unit is reduced accordingly.
7)
The following applies for the combination of the Kimba outdoor mobility base and Kimba seating unit:
Maximum user weight of the seating unit (40 kg) plus the weight of the seating unit itself (7.5 kg, for
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size 1) = 47.5 kg.
Maximum load for the outdoor mobility base (55 kg) minus the maximum user weight for the seating
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unit and the weight of the seating unit itself (47.5 kg) = 7.5 kg, which remains available for additional
accessories for a medical device and the weight in the storage basket.
If the seat has a lower load, the storage basket can be loaded with up to 15 kg. Always comply with the maxim­
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um total load.
8) When using the "angle-adjustable leg support for short lower leg lengths", the maximum user weight is 35 kg.
9)
Follow the instructions in the section "Use in vehicles for transporting persons with reduced mobility".
10)
The actual folding size depends on the type of back support insert installed and the back support height adjust­
ment.
Ambient conditions
Temperatures and relative humidity
Temperature during use [°C (°F)]
Transport and storage temperature [°C (°F)]
Relative humidity [%]

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12.1 Threshold values for rehab buggies transportable by train

INFORMATION
► The products in this series fully satisfy the minimum technical requirements of regulation (EU) No. 1300/2014
regarding train accessibility for people with disabilities.
Feature
Length [mm]
Width [mm]
Smallest wheels ["]
Height [mm]
Turning radius [mm]
Maximum weight [kg]
Maximum obstacle height that can be overcome [mm]
Ground clearance [mm]
Maximum inclination angle on which the product will
remain stable [°]
Kimba
-10 to +40 (14 to 104)
-10 to +40 (14 to 104)
10 to 85; non-condensing
Threshold value (according to Regulation (EU)
No. 1300/2014)
1200 (plus 50 mm for the feet)
700 (plus 50 mm on each side for the hands when mov­
ing)
approx. 3 or greater (according to the regulation, the
smallest wheel must be able to overcome a gap measur­
ing 75 mm horizontally and 50 mm vertically)
max. 1375; including a 1.84 m large male user (95th
percentile)
1500
200 (product with user, including luggage)
50
60 (at an upward slope angle of 10°, ground clearance
must measure at least 60 mm under the footrest for
going forward at the end of the slope)
6 (dynamic stability in all directions)
9 (static stability in all directions, also when wheel lock
engaged)
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