7.16.2 Lighting
Information on replacing broken lamps: see page105.
7.16.2.1 Lighting for road traffic
The installed lighting permits driving in road traffic during hours of darkness, and is only approved for use on
motorised wheelchairs.
The light, the right and left direction indicators and the warning flashers are operated via the control panel.
Front lighting
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The front lighting consists of 2front lights with integ
rated direction indicators (see fig.81, left).
To prevent damage while manoeuvring in confined
spaces, the front lighting is attached to the wheelchair
magnetically.
If the front lighting has been disconnected from the
holder, it can simply be reinserted in the prior position
(see fig.81, right).
When connecting the lights, make sure there are no for
eign objects on the magnets.
The lighting angle is secured by latches.
Rear lighting
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The rear lighting consists of 2 LED rear lights with
integrated direction indicators.
7.16.2.2 Lighting for footpaths
The installed lighting makes driving on footpaths easier during hours of darkness. Power wheelchairs with this
equipment are not permitted for use in road traffic.
The lighting is mounted on the front right side in the driving direction. The lighting angle is secured by latches.
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The integrated daylight sensor (see fig.83, arrow)
causes the light to turn on and off automatically
depending on the outdoor light level when the control
unit is on.
INFORMATION: Clean the daylight sensor regularly
so the outdoor light level is detected accurately.
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