PPU-S User’s Manual
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NEVER LIFT A STANDING PERSON HIGHER THAN 14 INCHES FROM THE
FLOOR DEPICTED BY THE CAUTION LABEL ON THE BACK OF THE UNIT. DO NOT RAISE THE SEAT
HIGHER THAN THE TOP OF THE RED LINE WHEN STANDING ON THE UNIT. IT IS UNSAFE FOR
STANDING PERSONS TO BE LIFTED ABOVE 14”!
If you remove the rise assist handle, temporarily place the handle in a safe
location (where they will not interfere with the transfer).
Securement Belt Information:
The anchor points and belt assemblies are for use when lifting an individual who is non-ambulatory, has minimal
upper and lower body strength, or has a condition that causes significant mobility challenges, (e.g., a paraplegic
person with no ability to move their legs, a person with cerebral palsy who may need additional help to sit upright
on the PPU-S when being lifted, or anyone with neuromuscular conditions that may limit their lower body strength
or their ability to stay on the seat unassisted). The belt assemblies can also be used simply as desired for
additional safety when lifting an individual.
All procedures that do not involve the use of the waist and chest belt accessories are covered in detail earlier in
this Users’ Manual and are fully applicable to the PPU-S units.
Using the Belt Assemblies:
Each belt assembly includes two straps; the longer strap has a
seatbelt style buckle with a snap hook at the end, the shorter
strap has a seatbelt style clasp with a snap hook at the end.
Each of the two straps form a single belt assembly. The two
belt assemblies are identical, (either assembly can be used as
a chest belt or a waist belt).
In use, they are secured to the PPU-S’s upper and lower belt
anchor points, (located on the PPU-S’s main column), using
the snap hooks at the end of each belt assembly. The upper belt assembly and anchor points can be used as a
chest belt and the lower belt assembly and anchor points can be used as a waist belt.
WARNING
NOTICE
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