- Disclaimer:
- All the information contained
in this tutorial is provided for the convenience of its readers.
All information is accurate as well as can be reasonably verified.
There are no guarantees or warranties stated or implied by the
distribution of this information. Use the information in this
document at the reader's own risk, and no liability shall be
given to the author. Any damage or loss is the sole responsibility
of the reader.
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Richardson Products Incorporated, All Rights Reserved.
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- Warnings:
- Before connecting the PowerTech II Power
Center, it is imperative that the consumer know the voltage,
polarity and current requirements for any electronic accessory
equipment that is to be connected to the Power Center. Your electronic
accessory equipment may become permanently damaged if the wrong
voltages or polarities are applied.
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- SAFTEY WARNING: Critical
Mounting Considerations
- Many of the people using the Power Center
are quadriplegics, paraplegics or people who experience severe
muscle spasms. Because the Power Center can become quite warm
during normal operation, special care must be taken to ensure
the users safety.AS
WITH ANY REGULATING POWER SUPPLY, THE POWER CENTER CAN GET QUITE
WARM UNDER NORMAL OPERATION. UNDER CERTAIN ELECTRICAL LOADS THE
UNIT CAN BECOME AS HOT AS 135 DEGREES FAHRENHEIT. THE UTMOST
CARE SHOULD BE EXERCISED IN DETERMINING THE PHYSICAL LOCATION
OF THE POWER CENTER ON THE WHEELCHAIR. IT SHOULD BE PHYSICALLY
IMPOSSIBLE FOR THE USER'S BODY TO MAKE PHYSICAL CONTACT WITH
ANY PORTION OF THE POWER CENTER.
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- The Power Center must be located in an
open air environment. NEVER PLACE THE
POWER CENTER INSIDE OF AN ENCLOSED AREA.
- The Power Center should be fastened directly
to the wheelchair using the factory supplied mounting bracket.
Before you begin, we have found it helpful
to assemble all the equipment you will need in advance. Also
make sure you have a large area to work in. Keep the area clean
& safe. Never make modifications to a users wheelchair with
the user still in the chair. These
simple steps will help you safely make this modification to your
wheelchair.
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