Wissner-Bosserhoff sentida sc - 4 Commissioning; Delivery; Setting up the Bed

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4. Commissioning
4.1 Delivery
The nursing home bed is usually delivered fully assembled or assembled on site by qualied
personnel.
▪ Upon delivery, check for completeness using the delivery papers.
▪ Note any defects or damage on the delivery note.
▪ Report any transport damage or defects immediately to your responsible service partner.
The address and phone number can be found on the last page of these instructions.
4.2 Setting up the bed
▪ Ensure the suitability of the oor covering so that no damage occurs to the oor. Unsuitable
oor coverings include, for example, too soft, unsealed or defective oors. In many cases,
the following oor coverings are unsuitable: soft wooden oors, open-pored and soft stone
oors, foam-backed carpets, soft linoleum or similar oor coverings. In case of doubt, plea-
se contact your ooring company and the technical customer service of wissner-bosserhoff
GmbH.
▪ Make sure that the bed is free-standing in the room and that there is sufcient sa-
fety clearance around the bed in all adjustment positions (including the swivel
function). For the extreme positions of the bed, an additional safety distance of
2.5 cm from objects, walls and installations as protection against trapping is required. The
safety distance from the head part to objects, walls and installations is at least 20 cm.
▪ Make sure that mechanical and electrotechnical protective measures are in place on site,
e.g. wall bump strips, bump angles, RCD switches, etc.
▪ Pay attention to sensible socket positions for the mains connection of the bed. Unsuitable
positions are such that could lead to collisions or expansion when the bed is moved or where
the power cable has to be routed across the oor or even under the bed for distances that
are too long.
▪ Generally avoid using unsecured extension cords or socket strips on the oor of a room. A
mains socket outlet 100 - 240 V, 50/60 Hz set up in accordance with VDE regulations must
be used as the voltage source.
▪ Magnetic objects or magnetic elds must be kept away from the bed.
The nursing home bed must be positioned in the room in such a way that a dis-
connection/connection to the supply mains can be easily established.
A nursing home bed is not normally equipped with an equipotential bonding connec-
tion. A combination with other electromedical devices is therefore not permitted
without further safety measures.