Eagle 620: Battery And Charging; Battery Charger - Vermeiren Eagle 620 Manual De Instrucciones

• Each legrest separately on the spreader bar
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CAUTION: Risk of falling
the sling.
Attaching each legrest separately on the spreader bar can be used for patient with sensitive
genitals. The attachment of the sling with this method shall be according instructions below:
1. Put the legrest around each leg separately, but not crossed.
2. Attach the mounting straps of the legrests on the spreader bar of the patient hoist.
3.2.2 Position of spreader bar
The spreader bar must always be perpendicular to the body of the patient. The left figure is the
good method. The right figure is the wrong way.
3.3

Eagle 620: Battery and charging

3.3.1 Battery charger

Primary voltage
Secondary voltage (charging voltage)
Secondary current (charging current)
Safeguards
Efficiency
Ambient temperature
Length of mains lead
Ambient storage temperature
Relative storage humidity
Conformity
3.3.2 Charging the batteries
Use only the battery charger supplied and no other charging equipment.
We recommend that you should regularly recharge the built-in control box batteries in order to
ensure that the hoist remains usable and to extend the lifespan of the batteries. The control box
will give the warning sound to tell you when the battery charge is too low.
Setting up the charger
When setting up the charger, ensure that it is well-ventilated on all sides. A minimum of 100 mm
space should be left free around the unit for this purpose. If the charger is insufficiently ventilated
so that the unit heats up, the charging rate will fall which will extend the charging time. If the
charger overheats (> +50°C), it will stop charging.
The charger should only be used from a wall socket with a voltage of 100 to 240V at 50/60Hz and
in well-ventilated, dry areas.
- This method increases the chance of sliding out
100 - 240VAC / 50/60 Hz
27.6VDC (+/- 2%)
max. 500 mA
Protected against reverse polarisation, electrical surges
and extreme temperature
min. 80% (when fully loaded)
0 to +40°C
2.0 m
-15° to +50°C
max. 95% (non-condensing)
tested in accordance with IEC 60601-1
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Eagle 620, Eagle 625
2022-04
Using the patient hoist
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