Amylior LOGO SILVER OutoHAIR User manual

HIGH-PERFORMANCE 4X4
POWER WHEELCHAIR
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CONTENTS
I. INTRODUCTION .......................................................................................................................... 6
1.1. ABOUT THIS MANUAL ............................................................................................................................... 6
1.2. USE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE INSTRUCTIONS ........................................................................ 7
1.3. LIABILITY .......................................................................................................................................................... 7
1.4. INDICATIONS FOR REUSE......................................................................................................................... 7
1.5. UPKEEP.............................................................................................................................................................. 8
1.6. CONTACTS...................................................................................................................................................... 8
II. SAFETY............................................................................................................................................... 8
2.1. STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES............................................................................................................... 8
2.2. DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY.......................................................................................................... 9
2.3. GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ........................................................................................................ 9
2.4. SAFETY REQUIREMENTS FOR TRANSPORTATION, STORAGE AND ASSEMBLY ...................... 10
2.5. OPERATION AND SAFETY REQUIREMENTS........................................................................................ 11
2.6. MAIN SAFETY REQUIREMENTS FOR MAINTENANCE, CARE AND DISPOSAL ....................... 14
2.7. USER REQUIREMENTS ................................................................................................................................. 15
2.8. SAFETY FUNCTIONS.................................................................................................................................... 16
2.9. WARNING PLATES AND NAMEPLATES ................................................................................................. 16
2.10. ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY................................................................................................... 16
III. TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS............................................................................................ 18
IV. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION.......................................................................................................... 19
V. TRANSPORT AND STORAGE.................................................................................................... 20
VI. DELIVERY AND SETUP................................................................................................................. 21
6.1. DELIVERY .......................................................................................................................................................... 21
6.2. INITIAL CHARGING AND SETUP.............................................................................................................. 22
VII. USAGE ............................................................................................................................................... 22
7.1. “OUTDOOR” DRIVING PROFILE ............................................................................................................ 22
7.2. “CROSSING” DRIVING PROFILE............................................................................................................... 23
7.3 STEERING LOCK............................................................................................................................................ 24
7.4. MANUAL MOVEMENT ................................................................................................................................. 25
7.5. SETTINGS ......................................................................................................................................................... 26
7.5.1. WHEELCHAIR SETTINGS............................................................................................................................ 26
7.5.2. DRIVING POSITION ..................................................................................................................................... 27
7.5.3. JOYSTICK POSITION .................................................................................................................................... 27

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CONTENTS
7.5.4. SEAT INCLINATION...................................................................................................................................... 27
7.5.5. FOLDING THE RECARO BACKREST FOR TRANSPORTATION .................................................... 27
7.5.6. SHOCK-ABSORBERS..................................................................................................................................... 28
7.5.7. TYRE PRESSURE.............................................................................................................................................. 29
7.6. TRANSFERING INTO THE CHAIR............................................................................................................ 30
7.7. POWERING ON AND OFF......................................................................................................................... 31
7.7.1. ELECTRICAL SYSTEM PROTECTION ...................................................................................................... 31
7.7.2. FUSE.................................................................................................................................................................... 31
7.7.3. POWERING ON ............................................................................................................................................. 31
7.7.4. POWERING OFF ............................................................................................................................................ 32
7.8. JOYSTICK CONTROLLER............................................................................................................................ 32
7.8.1. JOYSTICK.......................................................................................................................................................... 32
7.8.2. JOYSTICK POWER SUPPLY ......................................................................................................................... 32
7.8.3. RAIN AND WATER......................................................................................................................................... 32
7.8.4. JOYSTICK CABLE ........................................................................................................................................... 32
7.8.5. CONTROLLER PROGRAMME.................................................................................................................... 33
7.8.6. USAGE PRECAUTIONS................................................................................................................................ 33
7.8.7. LCD JOYSTICK................................................................................................................................................ 34
7.8.8. CJSM2-BT JOYSTICK (OPTIONAL)........................................................................................................... 38
7.8.9. LOCKING THE CONTROL SYSTEM ........................................................................................................ 45
7.8.10. SCREEN ............................................................................................................................................................. 46
7.9. DRIVING ADVICE........................................................................................................................................... 47
7.10. BATTERIES AND CHARGING .................................................................................................................... 47
7.10.1. BATTERIES ........................................................................................................................................................ 47
7.10.2. CHARGING OF BATTERIES........................................................................................................................ 48
7.10.3. BATTERY BREAKING-IN .............................................................................................................................. 48
7.10.4. CHARGING PROCEDURE........................................................................................................................... 49
7.10.5. BATTERY GAGE ON THE LCD SCREEN................................................................................................. 50
7.10.6. PUBLIC TRANSPORT...................................................................................................................................... 51
7.10.7. BATTERY RECYCLING AND DISPOSAL ................................................................................................. 51
VIII. MALFUNCTION AND TROBLE-SHOOTING ........................................................................ 51
8.1. DIAGNOSIS AND TROBLE-SHOOTING ................................................................................................. 51
8.2. SOLVING COMMON PROBLEMS.............................................................................................................. 52

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IX. MAINTENANCE AND UP-KEEP................................................................................................ 53
9.1. GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS ........................................................................................................... 53
9.2. CORROSION PROTECTION...................................................................................................................... 54
9.2.1 CHIPPED PAINT.............................................................................................................................................. 55
9.2.2 THE BEACH SALT WATER AND COASTAL ZONES............................................................................ 55
9.2.3 SNOW, ICE AND DIRTY ROADS............................................................................................................... 55
9.2.4 CLEANING AFTER USE ................................................................................................................................ 55
9.2.5 PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE .............................................................................................................. 56
9.3. REGULAR CHECKS ....................................................................................................................................... 56
9.4. WEEKLY CHECKS .......................................................................................................................................... 57
9.5. MONTHLY CHECKS...................................................................................................................................... 58
9.6. ANNUAL TESTING ........................................................................................................................................ 58
9.7. REPAIRING A TYRE OR AN AIR CHAMBER ........................................................................................... 59
9.8. REPLACING THE BATTERIES...................................................................................................................... 61
9.8.1 REMOVING THE BATTERIES....................................................................................................................... 62
9.8.2. REASSEMBLING THE BATTERIES............................................................................................................... 62
9.9. MALFUNCTION OF THE SEAT RECLINER ............................................................................................ 63
9.10. STEERING-LOCK MALFUNCTION.......................................................................................................... 63
9.11. VEHICLE CLEANING .................................................................................................................................... 64
X. WARRANTY.................................................................................................................................... 65
XI. RECYCLING .................................................................................................................................... 66

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1.1. ABOUT THIS MANUAL
First of all, we would like to thank you for your condence in our products. We hope that
your new 4WD electric wheelchair will bring you a lot of satisfaction.
This Owner’s Manual provides the user and attendant with all the necessary knowledge
regarding the safety, use, construction, and maintenance of the OUTCHAIR. The operating
manual contains information necessary for the safe use of this 2 or 4-wheel drive vehicle
and provides information on how to identify the cause of possible malfunctions and how
to eliminate them.
It is imperative that you read the contents of this user manual in order to use the OUTCHAIR
in complete safety. The user and attendants must read this manual carefully before using
the wheelchair for the rst time. This ensures that the OUTCHAIR performs to its full
capacity and in complete security.
If you have any questions or are unsure of whether your wheelchair is in optimal operating
condition, contact your dealer.
Wheelchair users have very different needs. It is the exclusive domain of qualied medical
professionals to decide which model is best suited to your particular needs.
We refute responsibility for damages resulting from failure to observe this user manual,
improper maintenance or abnormal use. In general, our responsibility is limited to the
replacement of defective parts.
Some adjustments and maintenance work require specialized technical training and must be
performed by your dealer or an authorized representative.
This user manual has been developed based on standard NF EN 62079 User manual design
- structure, content and presentation . It comprises 12 chapters.
Pictograms and warning terms:
I. INTRODUCTION
DANGER !
Warning against possible physical hazards and death
WARNING !
Warning against possible material damage
NOTES
Important tips and information
ENVIRONNEMENT
Note on the protection of the environment

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1.2. USE IN ACCORDANCE WITH INSTRUCTIONS
The OUTCHAIR is intended for the individual use of people with total or partial motor
disability of the lower limbs, providing a safe driving experience for their independent
movement outside the home.
The OUTCHAIR must only be associated with the features mentioned in this instruction
manual and vice versa. Logo Silver, manufacturer of the OUTCHAIR, is not responsible in
the case of use with medical devices and / or accessories not included in the list of
options or from other manufacturers.
Only duly informed people should use the OUTCHAIR. Being informed of the correct operating
procedures is one of the conditions which insures proper and safe use of the OUTCHAIR,
while protecting people from potential hazards.
1.3. LIABILITY
The manufacturer is liable only if the operation, maintenance and care instructions and
servicing intervals of the OUTCHAIR are correctly observed. The manufacturer expressly
states that only parts authorized by the manufacturer may be used. Logo Silver refuses all
responsibility for damages arising from the use of non-manufacturer authorized parts and/
or damage resulting from use not in accordance with the instructions.
This warranty is subject to French civil and commercial law.
1.4. INDICATION FOR THE REUSE OF THE PRODUCT
The OUTCHAIR has been designed to be reused.
As with all used machines or vehicles, reused products are subject to particular constraints.
The modication of features and performance must not compromise the safety of people
for the duration of the product.
The manufacturer has evaluated the duration of use of OUTCHAIR as between 6 and 8 years,
provided that it is used in accordance with the instructions and that the indications for
maintenance and upkeep are respected.
This duration does not take into account storage times with the manufacturer or the
distributor. It should be noted that if the OUTCHAIR is maintained in accordance with the
instructions, it remains reliable beyond the above dened period.
In order to be reused, the OUTCHAIR must rst be thoroughly cleaned. Then, the condition,
wear and damage of the OUTCHAIR must be checked by an approved specialist.
All worn or damaged parts and components that do not t or are not suitable for the new
user must be replaced from the authorised available options by LogoSilver.

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1.5. UPKEEP
The maintenance manual contains a schedule of maintenance operations to be carried out for
each model as well as detailed information and the list of necessary tools.
1.6. CONTACTS
For any questions about this material, please contact your reseller rst:
Contact details of the manufacturer:
Logo Silver, 32 rue de Comboire, 38130 ECHIROLLES, France
Email : [e-mail]
II. SAFETY
2.1. STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES
All information relating to safety in this manual is subject to French legislation and provisions of
the European Union. In other countries, please observe the applicable legislation and
provisions.
The OUTCHAIR was manufactured in accordance with the current technical rules for safe
operation. The safety of OUTCHAIR is certied by the CE marking - the declaration of
conformity and approval according to the EN 12184 standard.
NOTE
The overhaul and repairs of the OUTCHAIR must be carried out
exclusively by Logo Silver approved qualied personnel.
In the event of a problem, please contact your distributor.

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2.2. DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
As manufacturer, Logo Silver declares under its own responsibility that OUTCHAIR
complies with the essential requirements 93/42 and 2007/47 according with European directives
medical devices.
The design, development and manufacturing of OUTCHAIR are fully safety compliant according
to the following technical requirements:
• Risk analysis and management following NF EN ISO 14971 standards
• NF EN 12182 and NF EN 12184 design requirements
Dynamic stability, static stability, durability testing, load-bearing (static), advertising
documentation, use and maintenance guide, labelling, dening of energy consumption, dening
of speed, of acceleration and acceleration, ability to climb the maximum slope safely, the ability
to surmount obstacles.
Compliance with standard NF EN 12184 means ( among other things) that the values required
for inclination, obstacle clearance and speed are reached or exceeded by the OUTCHAIR.
2.3. GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
• The OUTCHAIR may only be used in accordance with the instructions.
• Only duly informed and authorised people may use the OUTCHAIR.
• Only one person may use the OUTCHAIR at a time.
• For safety reasons it is recommended to wear a helmet and to attach the seatbelt.
• Do not use the wheelchair under the inuence of alcohol, medication or stupefying
products which restrict your driving ability.
• Do not lean forward, over the sides or over the upper edge of the chair, especially if
the terrain is sloped.
• To transfer, get as close to the new seat as possible.
DANGER !
Use the seat belt, if you do not have sufcient back-support, or you
are on rough terrain.
NOTE
All safety instructions contained in this user manual and in all valid
associated documents must be observed and applied.
This manual must always be available to the user.

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• Do not go out into isolated areas, or in poor atmospheric conditions unaccompanied
or without means of meeting a trusted person.
• The backrest fabric and the cushion are not highly ammable but may nevertheless
catch re. The use of re or a lit cigarette should be undertaken with extreme care.
• Changes in modes or proles : exterior, interior, climbing, seat position, backrest,
castors, footrest and low to high speed must be done while stopped.
• Check that the motors are engaged to allow the wheelchair to be started.
• Do not connect any electrical device to your wheelchair. Entrust the installation to
your Logo Silver authorised distributor.
2.4. SAFETY REQUIREMENTS FOR TRANSPORTATION,
STORAGE AND ASSEMBLY
• The OUTCHAIR must be transported in Logo Silver approved packaging.
• While being transported in a vehicle, it must be secured with a sufcent number of
straps.
• The OUTCHAIR must only be lifted by its chassis.
• Only hoists of sufcient dimensions may be used for transport.
• It is imperative to attach the chair with the use of straps to the three designated
anchor points.
• While in transport the wheelchair should be turned off via the joystick and the engine
brakes locked.
DANGER !
This chair has several moving parts driven by powerful cylinders.
Be careful that people in your entourage are not hurt. Pay special
attention, to the risk of crushing children’s ngers.
WARNING !
Only original manufacturer components or options may be used.
Optional components must be mounted as indicated below.
Failure to comply with this recommendation results in loss of
warranty.

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• It is forbidden to travel in the OUTCHAIR while it is being transported.
• Avoid loading the wheelchair into a transporter with its driver seated in the chair.
• In order to prolong the life of your OUTCHAIR it should be stored in a dry
environment with temperatures not exceeding 30 c nor below -5 c.
• After each adjustment or modication of settings made on the OUTCHAIR, the
fastening screws and nuts must be rmly screwed in.
2.5. OPERATION AND SAFETY REQUIREMENTS
The user has an obligation to ensure, before each use, that the OUTCHAIR is in a safe
condition and in accordance with instructions, including safety functions.The OUTCHAIR
should only be switched on if all safety functions, such as brakes, are in working order.
• Do not travel on terrain that exceeds the limits indicated in the chapter pertaining to
technical characteristics.
• Only one person at a time may use the wheelchair.
• The operating and safety conditions of the OUTCHAIR must be checked at least once
a year by an approved specialist.
• The OUTCHAIR works exclusively at temperatures between -5°C and 30°C.
• The maximum load for the OUTCHAIR is 140 kg.
• Before each use, a visual inspection must be carried out to verify that tyre pressure and
tread are sufcient (see tyre wear warning light).
• The wheelchair must be switched off during transfers.
• Do not cross obstacles greater than 4 cm while driving up or down slopes.
• The OUTCHAIR can drive up or down slopes of 10°.
• When driving down a slope greater than 5°, reduce the speed to 5km / h, avoid sudden
braking, and incline the seat 10° back.
DANGER !
If the wheelchair must be loaded by its driver via a ramp, an
attendant must stand near the chair to prevent tipping.
When using a ramp, use a maximum speed of 3 km / h.
DANGER !
Do not use the electric wheelchair as a vehicle seat, as it does not
meet ISO 7176-19 requirements.

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• When climbing a slope superior to 5° reduce the speed to 5km / h, avoid sudden
acceleration, maintain a 0° seat inclination and the backrest as straight as possible.
• Do not drive the wheelchair on lateral slopes greater than 5°.
• 4-wheel drive being the exterior prole for most terrains, the “mounting” is only useful
for crossing obstacles (footpaths for example).
• Maneuvering may only be affected at a reduced speed.
• Changes in mode, seat position, backrest, footrest, reduced and elevated speeds must
be performed while stopped.
• Approach obstacles at a right-angle, moving forward.
• Never mount or descend an obstacle moving backwards.
• When crossing an obstacle (footpath for example), use the “crossing” mode, pass
the front wheels slowly (2 km / h maximum). Follow the procedure in chapter 7.2. :
«crossing” driving prole.
• If sloping ground presents a risk of sliding, stop the wheelchair before doing so, slipping
risks putting the chair in a position that would prevent you from exiting the situation.
• The steering-lock is recommended for crossing obstacles, hilly terrain, or when you
lack traction (skidding).
• When leaving the chair, avoid putting your full weight on the footrests. The wheelchair
may tip forward, especially if the ground is on a slope.
• Do not leave your seat while on a slope.
• Do not leave the brakes disengaged on a hilly terrain.
• Electronics such as the joystick, the power module and the connections of the
OUTCHAIR, are protected according to the IP54 degree of protection (protection
against dust and some splashes) but may not, as a consequence, be used in bad weather
conditions (example: in the event of rain).
• The OUTCHAIR may cause electro-magnetic disturbances to other other devices,
which is why it is advised to turn off the OUTCHAIR while not in use.
• Changing the batteries may produce short circuits, these procedures are to be arried
out with the chair switched off (joystick off).
• Verify the correct functioning of the front wheel shock absorbers.

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DANGER !
Defective brakes can cause serious accidents and
injuries that could endanger the life of the user.
DANGER !
In the event of detection of errors, faults or other dangers
which may cause bodily harm, the OUTCHAIR must
immediately be taken out of service.
DANGER !
It is forbidden to attempt climbs or descents of which
the inclination is greater than 10 °.
DANGER !
Never attempt to use a staircase of more than one step.
DANGER !
Do not sit in, leave or park the wheelchair without having
switched off the electrical system.
This avoids an involuntary functioning of the chair.
WARNING !
While in use, the OUTCHAIR must not be exposed at
temperatures above 30°C or below 5°C.
WARNING !
The chair load must not exceed 140kg.
WARNING !
The ground clearance of 10 cm does not allow you to cross a
stone, by example, higher than 10 cm in-between the wheels,
as this may damage the chair bases.
WARNING !
If you need to brake in an emergency, simply release the
control lever, this will bring the wheelchair to a stop.
If you brake by moving the joystick back or pressing press the on /
off button, this causes a sudden and violent stop.

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Concerning the tyres, please take into account the following remarks:
• OUTCHAIR tyres contain chemicals that can cause reactions with other chemical
substances (example: cleaning products or acid).
• Direct exposure to sunlight (UV) accelerates aging of the tyres. The result is a
hardening of the surface of the tyre tread which cracks at the edges.
• Regardless of the wear, the tyres must be changed every 5 years.
• Prolonged usage or strong heating of the tyres (if the OUTCHAIR is near a heater or
exposed to sunlight through a window) leads to a permanent deformation of the tyres.
Therefore, be sure to maintain a sufcient distance from heat sources.
2.6. MAIN SAFETY REQUIREMENTS FOR MAINTENANCE,
CARE AND DISPOSAL
• Maintenance of the OUTCHAIR must be carried out by Logo Silver approved, qualied
personnel. This also applies to all repairs and adjustments. Incorrect adjustment may
void the manufacturer warranty.
• The joystick must be switched off and the batteries disconnected for all work and
maintenance on the wheelchair.
• After removing damaged screws, nuts or special washers; replace them with
components that are identical in every respect and screw them in rmly.
DANGER!
Do not connect the positive and the negative of the batteries, or you
risk exposure to burns.
WARNING!
Under no circumstance should you exceed a vertical angle of 20° for
the backrest while moving.
WARNING!
Under no circumstance should you exceed a horizontal angle of 10°
for the backrest while moving.

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2.7. USER REQUIREMENTS
• The use of OUTCHAIR is reserved for competent users. This is why the user must
be instructed by qualied personnel authorized by Logo Silver for the driving of the
OUTCHAIR.
• The user must have read and understood the entirety of this notice.
• Before your rst use, practice driving the OUTCHAIR on at terrain and with good
visibility, then increase the difculties, by crossing obstacles, descents and climbs. This
training helps to avoid dangerous situations.
• During forest outings, particularly, be careful not to scratch yourself (the legs, hands,
arms ...) with branches, stones or any other object on your path.
• It is strongly advised to use a helmet, gloves, boots and long pants especially when
going off-road.
• When you are on the public road, sitting in your chair, you are difcult for motorists to
see . Before crossing a street, check that the way is clear and proceed with precaution.
• Drive at low speed in congested or narrow passages such as doors, paths lined with
bushes or stones.
• If you have to travel on the road, you must be visible.Your OUTCHAIR should be
equipped with signal lights (optional) and you must drive near the exterior edge of the
road.
ENVIRONMENTAL NOTE
Defective batteries must be returned to the distributor or to Logo
Silver to be recycled in accordance with environmental specications.
DANGER !
It is forbidden to use the OUTCHAIR in the event of severe fatigue or
under the inuence of alcohol, medication or any other psychotropic
product.

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2.8. SAFETY FUNCTIONS
• In the case of motor overheating, let the chair cool down before setting off.
• The chargers will switch off automatically as soon as the batteries are charged (the
charge indicators will turn green).
2.9.WARNING PLATES AND NAMEPLATES
2.10. ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY
The electromagnetic compatibility of the electronic components of this wheelchair
have been tested in accordance with international standards. However, there is a risk of
disturbance to the electronic system of the wheelchair in the event of proximity to a source of
powerful electromagnetic radiation.
It is necessary to take the following precautions:
• Avoid the immediate proximity of powerful transmitters ( radio, television, telephone)
• Check that your transmitters (mobile phones or others) have no inuence. If in doubt,
only use them when the wheelchair is switched off.
NOTE
In the case of danger, the OUTCHAIR may be turned off via the
joystick.
• Reference
• Serial number
• Fabrication date
• CE approval
• Maximum user weight
• Maximum slope

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• If your wheelchair moves of its own accord on its own or if the brakes loosen,
immediately switch off the wheelchair’s electronic system.
• Report all undesirable vehicle movements, or the release of the electric brakes that
occur to your supplier.
• The addition to electrical accessories can signicantly change the electromagnetic
compatibility.

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III. CARACTÉRISTIQUES TECHNIQUES
OUTCHAIR S
Accessibility Interior and exterior, all terrain
Conguration 4 motorised wheels
General dimensions length : 1000 mm with legrests
width : 680 mm
height : 1430 mm
Seat height from 550 to 610 mm
Seat width from 380 to 610 mm
Seat depth from 380 to 560 mm
Backrest height from 400 to 710 mm
Armrest height from 150 mm to 370 mm
Battery weight 66 kg (110Ah)
Wheelchair weight 220 kg with batteries
Maximum user weight 140 kg
Speed 10 km/h
Braking distance 210 cm
Turning radius 110 cm
Half-turn width 240 cm
Static stability 15°
Dynamic stability 10°
Slope enabled 10°
Maximum slope 10°
Obstacle mounting 15 cm
Autonomy 35 km
Motors 350W x 4
Gel batteries 12V 110Ah x 2
Electronics R-Net
Electric seat inclination from 0° to 23°
Electric back and leg rests optional
Battery charging Via joystick
Front wheels 350 mm
Rear wheels 350 mm
Suspension front wheel pneumatic shock absorbers

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IV. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
The OUTCHAIR is a compact, all-terrain electric wheelchair. Very efcient and equipped with
great mounting capacities, it is ideal for outdoor excursions: paving stones, gravel, roads, paths,
forests, sand and snow… It will accompany you everywhere in your urban travels, your nature
outings or sporting activities.
• Equipped with 4, 350 W driving wheels. Very efcient, it can reach 10 km / h, surpass
obstacles of 15 cm and climb slopes of 10 .
• With its LCD joystick, you switch intuitively between different driving proles, and
easily manage chair settings.
• With its two large capacity batteries, the OUTCHAIR can travel up to 50 km on at
ground.
• Its two air shocks can adjust the suspension in accordance with the user.
The OUTCHAIR is particularly characterised by:
• The possibility of adjusting the inclination of the seat.
• The possibility of adjusting the footrests according to your leg-length and the desired
inclination.
• Great ease of transfer thanks to retractable armrests.
• Great autonomy with high capacity batteries.
• Possibility of individual adjustments thanks to options and custom manufacturing.
The many possibilities of equipment or adjustment of the controls allow you to adapt the
OUTCHAIR according to the total or partial disability of the lower and upper limbs.
It is also necessary to take into account:
• Size and weight (maximum load: 140 Kg).
• The user’s physical and mental condition.

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Fig. 1
The OUTCHAIR’s principal components:
V. TRANSPORT AND STORAGE
Head rest Backrest
Backrest angle adjustment
Lumbar adjustment
Motor clutch
4 motorised wheels
Armrests
Joystick
Footrests
Backrest release
Seat
DANGER !
Risk of injury from improper transport!
DANGER !
Under no circumstances should the OUTCHAIR be used as a seat
while it is being transported.