Type Classification And Permissible Use - Invacare Dragon Vertic User Manual

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Type classification and permissible use

The Dragon erect chair is a class B electric wheelchair (for use indoors and outdoors) with an
ability to overcome curbstones and obstacles restricted to 40 mm. It serves the mobility of
handicapped people requiring slight to medium clinical support. This vehicle was designed for
persons whose ability to walk is impaired, but who are still in terms of their eyesight and physically
and mentally able to operate an electric vehicle.
Driving indoors and outdoors is carried out in the seated position. At the same time, ascending
slopes and obstacles can be overcome in accordance with the technical specification. In this
respect, special attention should be paid to the safety precautions shown in chapter "Safety notes"
as from page 21.
Exact details on speed, turn radius, range, tilt-resistant climbing ability, maximum obstacle height
and permissible operating conditions are to be found in chapter "Technical specifications" on page
108.
The erecting function is intended for indoor use. At the same time, restricted mobility is also
possible. This, however, should be restricted to a few metres within the home, whereby the surface
must be firm, even and horizontal. Good drive wheel grip is a pre-requisite for this purpose. Upright
driving must always be carried out in a completely erect position. For safety reasons the speed is
automatically reduced when in erect condition.
The vehicle has been successfully checked for safety in accordance with German and international
standards. It satisfies the requirements according to DIN EN 12184 including EN 1021-1/-2. It has
also been tested successfully for its splash water insensitiveness in accordance with EN60529
IPX4 and is thus well suited to typical central European weather conditions. Fitted with an
appropriate lighting system, the vehicle is suitable for participation in road traffic in accordance with
the Road Traffic Licencing Regulations.
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