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ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Symbliss
Bathtub
06.SYB.00_2EN • 2024-11

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  • Page 1 ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Symbliss Bathtub 06.SYB.00_2EN • 2024-11...
  • Page 2 © Arjo 2024. As our policy is one of continuous improvement, we reserve the right to modify designs without prior notice. The content of this publication may not be copied either whole or in part without the consent of Arjo.
  • Page 3 Contents Introduction ................4 Safety instructions .
  • Page 4 Introduction This Assembly and installation document provides information regarding the installation procedures for Symbliss bath. Please read through the complete document prior to installing the product. This will facilitate the installation procedure and give the correct and optimal working conditions for everyone involved.
  • Page 5 Safety instructions Before the work is started CAUTION It is recommended that assembly and installation of the Symbliss bath is conducted by Arjo installations steps. If the installation is to be conducted by non-approved technicians, any errors in the installation and assembly that damage the bathtub may invalidate the Arjo warranty provided with this bathtub on purchase.
  • Page 6 All measurements are in mm (in) and weight are in kg (lb). 1000 (40) Std tub: 2225 (88) Long tub: 2600 (103) 1277 (51) WEIGHT SYMBLISS BATHTUB IN BOX Box including Standard bathtub and accessories 320 kg (705 lb) Box including Long bathtub and accessories 355 kg (783 lb) Std tub: 2110 (83) Long tub: 2380 (93.7)
  • Page 7 Front view, bottom position Side view bottom position Std tub: 2110 (83) Long tub: 2380 (93.7) 1000 (40) 900 (35.4) 830 (32.7) 870 (34.3) 200 (7.9) Side view in top position Front view, top position 1000 (39.4) 900 (35.4) 675 (26.5) 310 (12.2) 950 (37.4) 815 (32)
  • Page 8 Space requirements Space requirements around the bathtub To give the best working conditions for the caregiver and the patient, install Symbliss bathtub according to the recommended space requirements. If the width of the doorway is less than 900 mm, the bathtub needs to be disassembled, see How to disassemble and assemble the bathtub on page 23.
  • Page 9 Symbliss long bathtub All measurements are in mm (in). 1100 (43) 800 (32) 2800 (110) 300 (12) Minimum space for access from one side Full access from both sides SPACE REQUIREMENTS SPACE REQUIREMENTS...
  • Page 10 Symbliss standard and long bathtub with ceiling lift If a ceiling lift and hoist are used, make sure to install the ceiling rails according to the drawing. All measurements are in mm (in). 1100 (43) 800 (32) 2800 (110) 300 (12)
  • Page 11 Space requirements transport If the doorway width (elevator, bathroom door, other) is less than 900 mm, the bathtub needs to be disassembled. For required corridor width see below. See How to disassemble and assemble the bathtub on page 23. If the doorway width is equal to 900 mm, see Doorway width equal to 900 mm on page 46. Assembled bathtub All measurements are in mm (in).
  • Page 12 Preparations 1. Inspect the product thoroughly, look for cracks and broken parts. If damage to the product is found, contact Arjo. 2. Check that the content in the box is according to section: Included in the box on page 13.
  • Page 13 Included in the box 1. Shower handle with guide and hose 7. Lock bracket with key for disinfection container, if equipped. (Key not in picture) 2. Flexible hoses, two pieces 3. Drainage hose 4. Drain adapter 5. Silicone caps, eight pieces UNPACKING AND MOVEMENT OF THE BATHTUB...
  • Page 14 Required tools - general A. Installation trolley kit D. Alternative move method: 40 woodblock, B. Installation ramp kit 20x150x150 mm (0.8x6x6 in), 1 towel and 2 mini C. Installation connector kit trolleys, 140 mm (5.5 in) high 1. Temporary mains connector 7.
  • Page 15 Move the bathtub from the pallet with Installation kits (19 steps) 1. Remove wooden rib at the foot end. See Figure Figure 3 See Figure 4. Figure 4 3. Connect the external battery power to the actuator (see Figure 5) or connect the bathtub to temporary mains.
  • Page 16 5. Secure the curtain: Roll down the curtain to give it some slack. Hold the curtain and unhook the rod, behind the inner cover. See Figure 6. Roll up the curtain by hand, keep the tension all the way. Figure 6 Just before the top, slide the rod sideways to lock the curtain against the bracket.
  • Page 17 7. Lower the bathtub and make sure that the centre beam lands into the installation trolley. See Figure 10. For the US/CA bathtub: Make sure the drain hose is not squeezed when lowering the bathtub. 8. Lower the bathtub to the lowest position to raise the feet completely from the pallet.
  • Page 18 13. Manoeuvre the bathtub down from the pallet. Keep the bathtub horizontal all the way down to 14. Check doorway and corridor width so that it is possible to transport the bathtub to the installation site. See Space requirements transport on page 15.
  • Page 19 Move the bathtub from the pallet without Installation kits (17 steps) 1. Remove side ribs (A) on the side where the pivot pallet. See Figure 13. Figure 13 2. For better sliding, lift up the other side (use a crowbar) and place a towel under the foot opposite to the pivot foot.
  • Page 20 5. Raise the bathtub with the help of a crowbar and See Figure 17. Figure 17 7. Remove the pallet. 8. Position the other mini trolley underneath the foot end of the bathtub. 9. Remove the woodblocks one by one until the bathtub rests on the mini trolley.
  • Page 21 12. Place woodblocks underneath the feet at the foot end of the bathtub. See Figure 19. Figure 19 CAUTION Use the crowbar carefully. Lift underneath the scissor lift, not under the laminate. Continue to place woodblocks underneath the feet with the help of a crowbar until the bathtub is See Figure 20.
  • Page 22 Attach the shower hose and handle If the bathtub needs to be disassembled, continue with the instructions: How to disassemble and assemble the bathtub on page 23. If not, continue with this instruction. 1. Place the gasket in the shower hose end and 2.
  • Page 23 If the doorway width is less than 900 mm or the corridor width is to narrow, the bath needs to be disassembled. Arjo recommends a minimum of two persons for this activity, one installer and one service technician or two service technicians.
  • Page 24 Disassemble the bathtub (39 steps) NOTE Take thorough photos on all cable strapping before cutting the cable ties. To make sure the correct position when assemble the bathtub. 1. Make sure the protective tape covers all feet. 2. Secure the curtain with the rod. See Figure 23. 3.
  • Page 25 9. Disconnect all the connectors (four at the screwdriver for easier removal. See Figure 25. Figure 25 10. Cut the cable ties under the rim and disconnect the Emergency stop. See Figure 26. Figure 26 11. If equipped with Ambient light, disconnect the Ambient light connector.
  • Page 26 13. Cut the cable ties and disconnect the Scale connector. See Figure 29. Figure 29 See Figure 30. NOTE May leak water or mixed disinfectant. Be prepared with a bucket and towel. Figure 30 clamp. Use a pen and mark out the position on the hose.
  • Page 27 the disinfection hose. See Figure 33. Figure 33 18. Unscrew the Main panel (eight screws underneath the laminate). 19. Carefully lift and remove the Main panel unit (panel and PCBA box). Support under the box during lift. See Figure 34. Figure 34 20.
  • Page 28 22. Fasten the pipe connections loosely with a cable tie (A). Loosen the upper nuts, three pipes (B) on the mixer. Tighten the cable tie (A). See Figure 37. Figure 37 23. Disconnect the PEX pipe to shower function. See Figure 38.
  • Page 29 25. On the left side, disconnect the Side panel connector. If equipped with Underwater lights, disconnect the two LED light quick connectors. See Figure 40. Figure 40 26. If equipped with Music, disconnect the speaker on the left and right side. See Figure 41. Figure 41 27.
  • Page 30 28. If equipped with Underwater lights, cut the cable ties and disconnect the four earth grounding cables to the LED lights, two on each side . See Figure 44. Figure 44 29. Disconnect the bottom sensor earth cable (A) and See Figure 45.
  • Page 31 If equipped with Hydrosound 1. Disconnect the inlet sensor connector (detection of Hydrosound guard) (A) and the transducer connector (B). See Figure 48. Figure 48 2. Disconnect the transducer earth cable. See Figure 49. Figure 49 30. Cut the cable ties and disconnect the two banana connectors (level sensors) on the chassis, right side.
  • Page 32 32. Remove the banana connector to the level sensor at the bottom of the bathtub. See Figure Figure 52 33. Disconnect drainage hose. See Figure 53. Figure 53 For US/CA drainage: 1. Cut the two cable ties (A). 2. Remove the water trap (B). See Figure 54. Figure 54 HOW TO DISASSEMBLE AND ASSEMBLE THE BATHTUB...
  • Page 33 34. Cut the cable ties and disconnect the connector for the temp sensor. See Figure 55. 35. To prevent damage, attach all loose cables (panels and speakers) inside the tub with tape. Figure 55 To have the cables out of the way, position the cables on the right side over the mixer.
  • Page 34 37. Make sure to collect all items in the plastic box. See Figure 58. Figure 58 CAUTION Make sure not to lift the tub to high. If equipped with Hydromassage, the Hall sensor can be ripped out and damaged. Also pay attention not to hit the solenoids into the mixer.
  • Page 35 Assemble the bathtub (46 steps) 1. Position the chassis at the installation site, in accordance with water connections and drain. Make sure the bathtub is positioned so the labels are visible. 2. To have the cables out of the way, position the cables on the right side over the mixer.
  • Page 36 5. To assemble the chassis, tighten the four bolts (two on each side) to 45 Nm. See Figure 62 and Figure 63. Figure 62 6. Remove the tape from the cables inside the tub. Figure 63 7. Connect the temperature sensor connector. See Figure 64.
  • Page 37 9. Connect the banana connector to the level sensor at the bottom of the bathtub. See Figure Figure 66 10. Attach three cable ties. See Figure 67. Figure 67 If equipped with Hydromassage 1. Connect the inlet sensor connector (detection of Hydromassage inlet strainer).
  • Page 38 If equipped with Hydrosound 1. Connect the inlet sensor connector (detection of Hydrosound guard) (A) and the transducer connector (B). See Figure 70. Figure 70 2. Attach the transducer earth cable. See Figure Figure 71 11. Attach the bottom sensor earth cable (A) and the See Figure 72.
  • Page 39 12. On the right side, connect the Side panel connector. If equipped with Underwater lights, connect the two LED light quick connections. See Figure 73. Bundle the cables together with a cable tie. Figure 73 13. On the left side, connect the Side panel connector.
  • Page 40 15. If equipped with Underwater lights, connect and strap the LED light and earth cables correctly around the LED modules. Right side, see Figure 76. Left side, see Figure 77. when re-installing the outer cover. Figure 76 Figure 77 16. Attach cable ties on the left and right side. See Figure 78.
  • Page 41 18. Remove the cable tie carefully (A). Attach the pipe connections to the mixer. Tighten the three nuts (B) on the mixer. See Figure 80. Figure 80 19. Connect the six electrical connections to the solenoid valves on the pipe connection. Make sure they are in the right positions.
  • Page 42 If equipped with integrated disinfection system, follow step 28 - 35 24. Lift on the disinfection compartment together with the disinfection hose. 25. Attach the two screws holding the disinfection compartment. See Figure 84. Figure 84 See Figure 85. Figure 85 27.
  • Page 43 29. Attach the silicone hose clamp. The length from clamp to bottle connection should be 480 ± 10 mm (18.9 ± 0.4 in). See Figure 88. 30. Put the disinfection hose in the Hose guide. Figure 88 31. Attach the Hose guide with the three screws. See Figure 89.
  • Page 44 34. Position the Ambient light connector and Emergency stop cables in the same position as before. Strap them with cable ties under the rim. See Figure 92. Figure 92 35. Connect all the connectors to the Main box panel. See Figure 93. Figure 93 36.
  • Page 45 37. If the Roller curtain has lost its tension, tighten it by rolling it 10 times before attaching it to the frame. 38. Continue with the rest of the installation. - Adjust the feet on page 50 - Electrical installation on page 54, - Drain installation on page 64 - Water installation on page 66.
  • Page 46 Doorway width equal to 900 mm To ease the transfer through a doorway equal to 900 mm, the bathtub width can be slightly narrowed. To enable the turning radius, following corridor widths are required: Standard bathtub: 1.8 m (71 in) Long bathtub: 2 m (79 in) Narrow the bathtub 1.
  • Page 47 Removal of covers Preparations CAUTION Use caution to avoid scratching the covers when using a power tool to remove the screws. 1. Make sure the bathtub is slightly raised from bottom. 2. Strap the disinfection hatch open to avoid scratching the inner covers, if equipped. See Figure 97.
  • Page 48 5. At the disinfection side under the rim, remove nut (D1) and then nut (D2) , holding the outer cover. See Figure 100. Figure 100 6. Secure the outer cover with a strap in the hole above the disinfectant compartment to prevent it from falling down.
  • Page 49 Inner service covers 1. Raise the bathtub to mid level. At the foot end, remove the four screws holding the inner service cover (E). See Figure 103. Figure 103 2. Remove the inner side panels by removing the two screws (F) on the sides and the two screws (G) at the head end, then lift straight up.
  • Page 50 Adjust the feet In order to achieve a levelled bathtub, adjust the height of the bathtub feet. 1. Place the bathtub in the correct position according to all requirements. Make sure there is a minimum of 150 mm (6 in) between the foot end and the wall.
  • Page 51 3. Make sure the bathtub is horizontal. Check the level with the spirit-level along the length of the bathtub. See Figure 108. Figure 108 4. Make sure the bathtub is horizontal. Check the level with the spirit-level at the width of the chassis.
  • Page 52 Adjust the front feet (10 steps) 1. Use the wooden lever to temporarily add washers under the feet at the head end to determine how many needs to be added (or removed) on each foot. See Figure 110. Figure 110 2.
  • Page 53 4. Add or remove washers to reach the desired height on the front bolt (A). Normally there are back (B). Each washer is 5 mm (0.2 in). See Figure 113. Figure 113 5. Secure the front bolt loosely to the foot. 6.
  • Page 54 Electrical installation WARNING WARNING To prevent injury, all plumbing and The mains connection cable shall be adequately provided with additional electrical work must be carried out by mechanical protection both on the distance regulations and local codes. WARNING WARNING To avoid risk of electric shock, this Make sure mains power cord is positioned equipment must only be connected to a in such a way that it is not being run over by...
  • Page 55 ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION DATA Market Voltage Frequency Mains supply fuse External fuses Ground fault circuit interrupter Australia 230 V 50Hz 6A C Miniature Circuit Breaker 10 mA Europe Interrupting rating: Minimum 1500A India New Zealand Singapore United Arab Emirates Hong Kong 220 V 50Hz 6A C Miniature Circuit Breaker...
  • Page 56 Electrical installation the unit. A. Mounted (in bathroom) mains double pole switch with indicator, according to local regulations. B. Separate fuse C. GFCI (Ground fault circuit interrupter) or RCBO (Residual Current Breaker with Over-Current) according to local regulations. Ground fault circuit interrupter Fuse Main switch Bathtub Live...
  • Page 57 Checks for electrical installation 1. Check that the electrical supply corresponds with the information on the label on the backside of the panel. 2. Check that the product is electrically connected with the following equipment (not included in delivery): • Safety switch, according to regulations and local codes •...
  • Page 58 Test of Protective Earth (PE) With the bath system connected to the PE connection point in the building, measure with an ohmmeter on the parts listed below. PE is equivalent to Ground (US). 1. Hold one end of the ohmmeter against the earth Figure 115 connection point (reference point ).
  • Page 59 Service tool Connect the Service tool (7 steps) 1. Connect the computer to the bathtub in the USB slot (A) underneath Control box, with an A-B USB cable. See Figure 120. 2. Start the Service tool. Figure 120 If prompted to update the software for the bathtub, press the software update button next to the USB slot.
  • Page 60 Tabs Control Panel: To test the functionality of the buttons on the main and side panels. Shows current error codes (left box) and corresponding logs (right box). Mixer calibration: To calibrate the temperature sensors and do mixer mapping. Disinfection: To set the disinfectant and to calibrate the scale (load cell). Valves: To manually open and close the solenoid valves.
  • Page 61 Mixer calibration (For detailed instructions see Calibration of mixer (temperature control) on page 69. Click OK when prompted to enter into service mode. In Service mode scalding protection is disabled. When leaving mixer calibration, the bathtub will restart. Start calibration timer low temp: Press when low temperature is stabilised. Start calibration timer high temp: Press when high temperature is stabilised.
  • Page 62 Valves Select a valve in the menu. Click Open or Close to test if the valve opens or closes (when prompted place bathtub in service mode). open closed When all valves is tested and passed, click Valves have been tested. The information is sent to the test report.
  • Page 63 Auto Flush Disabled Auto Flush interval Setting options: 12h: Auto Flush starts 12 h after last use 24h: Auto Flush starts 24 h after last use Test Auto Flush function. (There will be a buzzing sound from the exercise of the disinfection pump after performed test, it will last for a minute.) Save: Save the setting Hot Water Flush (if equipped)
  • Page 64 Drain installation DRAINAGE REQUIREMENTS Flow capacity (minimum) Position Floor, wall The bath must be connected to a drainage. Connections must be done in accordance with local regulations. Floor and wall drain installation 1. Cut the drain pipe to a suitable length according See Figure 122, measurement is in mm (in).
  • Page 65 Floor drain alternatives All measurements are in mm (in). New installation 150 (6) 125 (5) Top rim of bath Foot 150 (6) 150 (6) 460 (18) 245 (9.6) Floor drain position Island installation* 150 (6) 130 (5) 125 (5) 210 (8) Top rim of bath Foot 150 (6)
  • Page 66 Water installation WARNING To prevent contamination always wear clean gloves and use clean tools when performing the water installation. Place the water installation equipment on a clean surface. WATER SUPPLY REQUIREMENTS Maximum dynamic pressure Recommended dynamic pressure Minimum dynamic pressure Cold water 5–20°C (41–68°F) Hot water...
  • Page 67 Connect water supply hoses 4. Connect the hose connected to the cold water 2. Connect the water hoses to the water outlets on handle). 5. Turn on the incoming water (facility). 3. Connect the hose connected to the hot water handle).
  • Page 68 Guidance for correct installation of water hose IMPORTANT The water hoses must be installed within sight. They must not be walled up, installed in narrow tunnels or in places where they cannot be reached and inspected. The water hoses must not be insulated or covered with insulating material. IMPORTANT Do not install water hoses in tension or in torsion.
  • Page 69 Calibration of settings Calibration of mixer (temperature control) (59 steps) 1. Connect the Service tool. 2. Open the Mixer Calibration tab in the Service tool. 3. Click YES to set it in Calibration Mode. NOTE The automatic scalding protection and the step motor for the mixer regulation are now disabled.
  • Page 70 11. Turn the large gear wheel slowly until the temperature reads 45°C (113°F), read the temperature in the Service tool. See Figure 127. Temperature should remain steady for 30 seconds. NOTE Aim for 44.5°C (112°F) and turn slowly as it Figure 127 takes a while for the temperature reading to stabilise.
  • Page 71 17. Make sure the large gear wheel is in the correct position according to picture. See Figure 130. Figure 130 18. Turn the large gear wheel clockwise a quarter turn. See Figure 131. Figure 131 19. Turn the large gear wheel counter-clockwise until it stops against the mechanical stop.
  • Page 72 22. Attach the centre screw and lock washer on the large gear wheel. Make sure that the washer is a lock-washer. 23. To set the coldest position, turn the large gear wheel clockwise just until the blue light (hall sensor) is lit. See Figure 133. let the temperature stabilise, about 3 minutes.
  • Page 73 Mixer mapping 44. Measure the water temperature and make sure it is 25°C ± 2°C (77°F ± 3.6°F). Check the 27. Connect the Service tool. with the external 28. Go to Mixer Calibration tab. thermometer. 29. Click YES to enter Calibration Mode. 45.
  • Page 74 To check bottom bathtub sensor: 8. Make sure temperature goes above 50°C (122°F). 56. Press the Fill button and set the temperature 9. Make sure the wheel is rotating past the so that the water temperature in the bath is mechanical stop.
  • Page 75 If the bath has been stopped during the calibration 1. Make sure the bathtub is empty and the drain is engaged; please disengage the scalding protection closed. by performing steps 2-3 when the temperature of the bath so allows. Water supply: calculation.
  • Page 76 DISINFECTANT DILUTION AGENT Arjo Guard Arjo Clean Arjo CenKleen IV Arjo disinfectant cleanser 4. Click the Save button. 5. Restart the bathtub (press and release the Emergency stop button). 6. Hold the Disinfection button for 2 s to activate the disinfection.
  • Page 77 9. Press the Disinfection button to activate contact time. 10. At the end of the contact time the system will applicable). disinfectant. 12. Press the Disinfection button to complete the disinfection cycle. 13. The disinfection complete icon is displayed if the disinfection cycle is successful.
  • Page 78 Test of disinfectant system (if equipped) Installing the disinfectant container (8 steps) WARNING chemicals. 1. Put on protective gloves and glasses. 2. Open the disinfection hatch on the side of the tub. 3. Remove the lid of the disinfection container. 4.
  • Page 79 Finish installation 1. Perform Full feature functionality test on page 4. Test the Hot Water Flush Function, if equipped. 5. Clean and disinfect the bathtub according to IFU 2. If not successful, perform trouble shooting. instructions. 3. When Full feature functionality test is completed, attach the covers.
  • Page 80 ® Bluetooth wireless Bluetooth ® wireless technology . For device and plays sound. technology connection and pairing see Symbliss Bath IFU sound. Volume ® Volume can be adjusted up and Play sound through Bluetooth down. wireless technology and integrated tracks. Press the volume buttons on the bathtub and the mobile device.
  • Page 81 Function Activation Requirements for approval Light strip Press Ambient light button. Press settings. Function lock Press the Lock button and then press No function should start when the the other function buttons. function lock is engaged. Only the up and down button on the main control panel should work.
  • Page 82 Check Requirements for approval Check critical joints. Critical joints and bolts, shall be securely fastened. • Fixation bolts for actuator, top and bottom. • Fixation bolt, on the left side. • Fixation bolt on the right side (behind disinfection compartment). •...
  • Page 83 PRODUCT MODEL – Tub Length bathtub. – Treatment GENERAL Maximum patient weight (in tub) 272 kg (600 lb) Standard tub: 446 kg (983 lb) Long tub: 531 kg (1171 lb) Hydrosound energy level WEIGHT Bath model, Standard tub, fully equipped 215 kg (474 lb) Bath model, Long tub, fully equipped 235 kg (518 lb)
  • Page 84 WATER Standard tub: 405 l (107 US gal) Long tub: 490 l (129 US gal) (With stable incoming water temperature and pressure) Maximum mixed water temperature from shower handle and integrated disinfection handle. (With stable incoming water temperature and pressure) 25-43 °C (77-109 °F) Water set temperature range from shower handle and integrated 25-41 °C (77-106 °F)
  • Page 85 WATER Standard tub: 8 min 15 sec tub in low position (EU and NL version) Long tub: 10 min 20 sec Standard tub: 6 min 35 sec tub in low position (US version) Long tub: 8 min 20 sec Standard tub: 5 min 45 sec tub in highest position (EU and NL version) Long tub: 7 min 15 sec Standard tub: 5 min 20 sec...
  • Page 86 MOTIONS Lowering time tub - Water to maximum level 25 ±5 s Long Tub Stroke 380 mm Lifting time Tub - No Load 25 ±5 s Lifting time Tub - Water to maximum level 34 ±5 s Lowering time Tub- No Load 25 ±5 s Lowering time Tub- Water to maximum level 29 ±5 s...
  • Page 87 FUSES INVERTER BOX (ONLY HYDROMASSAGE VERSIONS) Fuse F4 Fuse F4 Fuse F5 OTHER FUSES Battery Fuse 10A (Littelfuse 215-series) Servo Fuse (HWF variants) 2A (Littelfuse 215-series) POWER SUPPLY CORD Power supply cord replacement (non-detachable) SITE REQUIREMENTS - FLOOR Floor load, Standard tub Floor load, Long tub Floor pressure, Standard tub Floor pressure, Long tub...
  • Page 88 MAINS SUPPLY FOR AUSTRALIA, EUROPE, INDIA, NEW ZEALAND, SINGAPORE AND UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Potential equalisation Ground fault interrupter 10mA MAINS SUPPLY FOR USA AND CANADA Voltage 120 V Frequency 60 Hz Fuse 13 A C Miniature Circuit Breaker Interrupting rating Minimum 10 000 A Number of phases Single phase AC...
  • Page 89 MAINS SUPPLY FOR HONG KONG Voltage 220 V Frequency 50 Hz Fuse 6 A C Miniature Circuit Breaker Interrupting rating Minimum 5000 A Number of phases Single phase AC Protective earth Potential equalisation Ground fault interrupter 10 mA WATER SUPPLY - DRAIN REQUIREMENT Flow capacity (minimum) Position Floor, wall...
  • Page 90 PHYSICAL CHEMICAL DEMANDS pH range pH 7.5 – pH 9.0 Conductivity (Min.) Chloride (Max.) Hardness Less than 20 °dH Alkalinity USE ENVIRONMENT Usage Temperature Range (Ambient) Air Humidity 15 % - 93 % Atmospheric Pressure 700hPa to 1060hPa TRANSPORT Temperature (Ambient) Air Humidity 10 % - 80 % at 20 °C (68 °F) Atmospheric Pressure...
  • Page 91 700-05441 (4-point carry bar) 700-05401-BOX (2-point carry bar) No other combinations have been assessed by Arjo (manufacturer). The facility shall assess any other combination by performing compatibility testing themselves, hereby transferring the responsibility for a safe equipment combination to the facility.
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  • Page 95 AUSTRALIA FRANCE Arjo Australia Arjo SAS Arjo Polska Sp. z o.o. Building B, Level 3 2 Avenue Alcide de Gasperi 11 Talavera Road CS 70133 Macquarie Park, NSW, 2113, FR-59436 RONCQ CEDEX Tel: +48 691 119 999 Australia Tél: +33 (0) 3 20 28 13 13 E-mail: arjo@arjo.com...
  • Page 96 At Arjo, we believe that empowering movement within healthcare environments is essential to quality care. Our products and solutions are and the prevention of pressure injuries and venous thromboembolism. With over 6500 people worldwide and 65 years caring for patients and healthcare professionals, we are committed to driving healthier outcomes for people facing mobility challenges.