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9.2 Potential Interconnection (optional)
The bed is equipped with a standard protective connector. This connector is used for potential equalisation between the bed and
any intravascular or intracardiac device connected to the patient to protect the patient from static electric shocks.
Use equalisation connector if:
the patient is connected to any intravascular or intracardiac device.
Before connecting the patient to an intravascular/intracardiac device:
► Connect the ground wire of the device to the potential equalisation
connector on the bed on which the patient in question is lying.
► Use a standard hospital connector.
► Make sure that the connectors match.
► Make sure that there is no possibility for inadvertent disconnection.
Before moving the bed:
► Disconnect the patient from the intravascular or intracardiac device.
► Disconnect the potential equalisation connector.
9.3 Before Use
► Perform bleeding procedure of hydraulic units in the highest bed position by pressing lifting pedal 10 times.
► Raise the Mattress Support Platform to the highest position.
► Lower the Mattress Support Platform to the lowest position.
► Tilt the Mattress Support Platform to Trendelenburg position.
► Position the Mattress Support Platform to Anti-Trendelenburg tilt.
► Check that the castors as well as main brake work correctly.
► Check that the Siderails function properly.
► Dispose of all packaging (see „17 Disposal“ on the page 73).
9.4 Transport
► Ensure that no cables are run over when moving a bed.
► Ensure that the castors are not braked before moving the bed.
► Adjust bed height to at least 20 cm below maximum height.
► Push bed by handles on Head End or Foot End.
► Move the bed exclusively on suitable oor surfaces.
► Ensure the bed is braked when it should not move (see „10.2 Castor Control“ on the page 27).
► For longer distances, ensure that the castor steering function (main control) is activated.
► Ensure that the brakes are released before moving the bed.
Fig. Potential equalisation connector -
female
Fig. Potential equalisation - male (head end)
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