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GENERAL NOTES
The SQUOD electric wheelchair is equipped with two motors of 200 Watt each. It has been designed
for mixed usage, both inside and outside.
When using your electric wheelchair on streets or footpaths, you must obey the existing legal
prescriptions.
Since the SQUOD has a top speed of six km/h, you do not require a driving licence and neither is
vehicle insurance necessary. However, we recommend that you take out voluntary third-party
insurance. Kindly contact your insurer.
The electronics must be switched off immediately after use of the wheelchair. Use only the supplied
battery charger and no other charging equipment.
We wish to point out that electromagnetic sources (e.g. "Handy", etc.) can cause interference and that
the electronics of the wheelchair can also affect other electric appliances.
Even if you have been instructed by your specialist dealer about the operational elements of your
electric wheelchair and their use, we recommend that you read the following pages carefully.
APPLICABILITY
The many types of equipment and accessories as well as the modular construction allow full use by
persons disabled by
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Paralysis
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Loss of limbs (leg amputation)
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Limb defects / Deformation
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Stiff or damaged joints
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Diseases like heart problems, poor circulation, disturbance of balance or "Kachexie" as well as for
aged persons.
When providing for individual requirements
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body size and weight
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physical and psychological condition
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residential circumstances and
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the environment
should also be taken into consideration.
Guarantees can only be honored when the product is used under the prescribed conditions
and for the intended purposes.
CONTENTS OF THE CONSIGNMENT
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The frame structure including the motors, the seat, and the back unit
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Footrests (standard: B06; removable, can be turned aside)
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2 x Batteries including the battery boxes
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Back strap
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Tip protector
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Battery charger
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Steering electronics
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Tools (Allen keys)
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Instruction Manual
SQUOD Instruction Manual
Last updated: Jul. 2005
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