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3.6 The hand control
The hand control is equipped with a built-in locking device, which allows the caregivers to
lock the hand switch via a key completely or partially for its operation.
The lockable hand control, first-fault protected
The base functions can be controlled safely through a slight pressure on the six or respec-
tively ten extra large keys, which are located on the ergonomically designed hand control.
The individual keys are marked with corresponding symbols. The servomotors run until as
long as a corresponding key is pressed and held. A coiled cable allows the necessary free-
dom of movement while operating.
With the rear-mounted suspension unit, the hand control can be attached to the side rail
- particularly when cleaning and during the maintenance of the bed. Thus, a possible dis-
ruptive position of the hand control can be avoided by simply attaching it to any preferred
spot on the bed.
Examples for different
hand controls
* availability depends on the model
** Comfort sitting position only moves up. All adjusted positions must be lowered separately.
Back part upwards
Back part downwards
Lower leg part upwards
Lower leg part downwards
Lying surface upwards
Lying surface downwards
Low foot support (Anti Trendelenburg) *
Head-lowering position (Trendelenburg) *
Comfort sitting position * (upwards only **)
Enable low function *
Lighting on/off *
Hazard note from Bock
Do not exceed the maximum duty cycle of 2 minutes. Observe a subsequent break of at least
18 minutes by all means.