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General| Power Source | Rechargeable Battery |
|---|---|
| Material | Steel and aluminum |
| Overall Length | 1270 mm (50") |
| Battery Voltage | 24 V |
| Wheel Configuration | 4 swivel casters |
| Mobility | Mobile |
| Safety Features | Emergency stop, overload protection |
Identifies and labels all components mentioned in the manual, with corresponding page numbers for reference.
Details the types, sizes, and usage guidelines for ARJO slings compatible with the Tempo lifter.
Explains the operation of the primary control handset for raising, lowering, and chassis leg movement.
Describes the functions of the secondary control panel located on the lifter mast.
Details the location and function of the red emergency stop button for immediate powered movement cessation.
Explains how to reset the lifter after an emergency stop or overload, using the green reset button.
Describes the manual override for lowering the patient in case of main control failure.
Outlines the procedure for manually lowering the patient if electrical power fails completely.
Explains the function and reset procedure for the system cut-out switch to restore power.
Describes the automatic overload protection that stops lift motion when a weight limit is exceeded.
Details the safety feature that prevents downward movement if an obstruction is encountered.
Explains the LED display indicating the lifter battery's charge level and its energy saving function.
Describes the LCD display showing total powered operation hours, intended for service engineers.
Details how to operate the powered chassis legs for variable width adjustment and safe transport.
Explains the foot-operated brakes on the chassis rear castors for securing the lifter.
Covers the different types of spreader bars (standard, P.P.P., with scale) and their usage with the lifter.
Essential steps before lifting, including battery check, reset button, and patient communication.
Instructions for operating the powered 'V' shaped chassis legs for patient access.
Step-by-step guide for safely lifting a patient from a seated position in a chair.
Detailed procedure for safely lifting a patient from a lying position on a bed.
Instructions for safely lifting a patient who has fallen onto the floor.
Specific guidance on using the toilet sling for toileting procedures.
Details on using the optional powered spreader bar for patient positioning.
Information on the automatic cut-out fuse protecting the powered patient positioning function.
General care instructions for the powered patient positioning spreader bar.
Reference to separate instructions for operating the integrated patient scale.
Guidelines for inspecting, cleaning, and maintaining slings to ensure safety and hygiene.
Procedures for cleaning and disinfecting the lifter and its accessories to prevent cross-infection.
Schedule and procedures for regular checks to ensure the lifter's operational safety and efficiency.
Procedure for testing the emergency stop button's immediate cessation of powered movement.
Testing the manual override switch for lowering the patient in case of control failure.
Checking the full and efficient movement of the adjustable width chassis legs.
Visual inspection of external parts and functional testing to detect damage or wear.
Recommendations for professional servicing, spare parts, and maintenance contracts for the lifter.
Lists the weights of various Tempo lifter configurations and components in kg and lbs.
Details electrical properties such as battery type, capacity, voltage, and actuator specifications.
Outlines the operating and storage conditions for air humidity, temperature, and storage.
Specifies the maximum lifting capacities for the Tempo lifter with different configurations and attachments.
Provides detailed diagrams with measurements of the Tempo lifter in millimeters and inches.
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