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The Mini Crosser T series has been crash tested in accordance with the ISO 10542/ISO 7076-19
and SAE J2249 standards. These standards stipulate that an 85 kg wheelchair must be used for
the tests, but in recognition of the fact that the Mini Crosser T series is considerably heavier, the
tests were carried out to the same specifi cations as those for the lighter chair.
The above-mentioned tests are carried out by securing the Mini Crosser with Q’Straint four-point
harness and crash testing it dynamically at 48 km/h, with a braking time of 25 milliseconds, which
produces a force of 20 g. Where applicable, a person sitting on the scooter would be secured
with a three-point safety belt that is integrated into the scooter’s harness system. However, we
recommend that users sit in one of the seats in the car or coach. Other things being equal, this is
safer.
Instructions – Q’Straint QRTTM deluxe four-point harness with static three-point safety
belt.
Securing the wheelchair with four retractors:
1. Install the two front retractors on the fl oor so that the distance between them is greater
than the width of the harnessing points marked on the scooter.
2. Place the scooter at a maximum distance of 70 cm from the front retractors.
3. Draw out the belts and secure the hooks in the fi ttings used for this purpose (marked in
yellow on the scooter).
4. Push the scooter forwards until the restraining belts are at an angle of about 45º.
5. Install the two rear wheelchair harnesses on the fl oor immediately behind the harness
points marked on the scooter.
6. Draw out the belts and place them on the frame of the wheelchair at an angle of 45º.
7. Switch off the scooter by turning the ignition key. If necessary tighten the two handles on
the sides.
NB: It makes no difference which retractors are placed in which position around the scooter as
they are identical.
Securing passengers with a static three-point safety belt:
1. Secure the two hip belts on the rear retractors. Note that the “male” part of the hip belt,
which has a knob for fastening it to the shoulder belt, must be installed on the same side
as the shoulder belt. Make sure that the belt has an incline of about
45º, is taut, and does not come into contact with the armrests or other
parts of the wheelchair.
2. Install the shoulder belt so that the belt rests against the user’s
collar bone and runs diagonally down to the hip where the belt is secu-
red to the knob on the male part of the hip belt.
3. Tighten the belts by pulling the loose strap, and loosen them by lifting
the buckle, similarly to the belt on a passenger plane.
Hun stik Han Stik
Hofteselens fastgørings-
punkt på retraktoren
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