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USER’S MANUAL
Patient lift
A DUPONT MEDICAL Trademark

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USER AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL FOR HERMES PATIENT LIFT
Patient lift HERMES
CONTENTS
I - WARNINGS.........................................................................2
II – INTENDED USE..................................................................3
III – ACCEPTANCE CHECK......................................................3
3.1) Unpacking............................................................3
3.2) Content check......................................................3
3.3) Lifting system overview........................................3
IV – Using HERMES PL..........................................................4
4.1) Commissioning:...................................................4
4.2) Charging:.............................................................4
4.3) Possible problems................................................4
4.4) Battery..................................................................4
4.5) Optional class 3 medical weighing system............5
V – TRANSFERRING A PATIENT............................................5
5.1) Base spacing:......................................................5
5.2) Transferring the patient from a bed to an armchair...5
5.3) Transferring the patient from an armchair to a bed...5
5.4) Transferring a patient lying on the floor:..............6
5.5) Moving a patient with the PL...............................6
VI - DUPONT MEDICAL strap range, and strap maintenance......6
6.1) Checking the straps.............................................6
6.2) Cleaning..............................................................6
VII – HERMES PL maintenance..............................................6
7.1) Cleaning..............................................................6
7.2 Disinfecting...........................................................6
7.3) Daily maintenance...............................................6
7.4) Routine maintenance...........................................6
7.5) Preventive maintenance.......................................7
VIII – WARRANTY CONDITIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES..8
IX – Before contacting DUPONT MEDICAL Customer Service....8
X- PL SPECIFICATIONS..........................................................8
10.1) Dimensions........................................................9
10.2) Detailed specifications.....................................11
10.3) Weight of the main components (in kg)............11
XI – GENERAL TERMINOLOGY.............................................11
Hermes identification...................................................... 11
XII – SERVICE BOOK...........................................................12
CAREFULLY READ THIS MANUAL BEFORE
USING THE PATIENT LIFT.
THE MAXIMUM PATIENT WEIGHT IS 250
kg with straps adapted to the load.
THIS DEVICE SHOULD BE USED BY QUA-
LIFIED AND FORMED CAREGIVERS.
NEVER USE A DEFECTIVE DEVICE.
A YEARLY MAINTENANCE IS COMPUL-
SORY.
ONLY USE DUPONT MEDICAL STRAPS.
I - WARNINGS
Distributor’s responsibility
- The distributor must inform and show the user how to handle
the patient lift stating the precautions, the use limitations, and
the risks related to inappropriate use. The security, the patient
lift (PL) stability, and the pinching risks should be explained with
detail.
- The distributor should ensure the user perfectly understood
the safety instructions.
Permissible maximum weight
- HERMES patient lift (PL) can lift a maximum weight of 250
kg, but CAUTION, the used strap should also bear 250 kg. If it
is not the case, please comply with the maximum weight stated
on the strap label.
Soft support elements (straps)
- There is a wide range of straps with different sizes and
specifications. Only use DUPONT MEDICAL straps and check
the allowed maximum weight and the strap condition before
any use.
- The strap should be adapted to the patient’s morphology and
to the transfer type.
- As the straps are not fireproof, do not use the patient lift near
flames. Do not smoke.
- Before any use, check the strap buckles are in the crossbar
hooks and the security clamps prevent the strap from going out
from the buckles.
- Position the patient on the strap so that the overhang is re-
duced to the minimum.
Le Patient
- The patient should not suffer from any disease incompatible
with transferring onto a strap.
- Do not transfer the patient if he/she is agitated, as there is a
tipping risk.
Caregivers
- The caregiver should be trained to handle the PL, and should
particularly be aware of tipping and fall risks for the patient.
- The caregiver should never transfer on his/her own a patient
who is tall and stout, since there is a tipping risk.
Maintenance
- Yearly maintenance is compulsory and should be performed
by a competent and approved staff. In case of intensive or particular
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Operating conditions
- Never use a defective patient lift.
- Before any use, check the battery is charged and the security
elements are in place and locked (axles and pins).
- The patient lift should be used on a flat, stable floor and in a
sufficiently clear place so that the manoeuvres are not disturbed.
- When the patient lift is exposed to heat source (sunrays
through a window or radiator) for a long time, ensure there is no
burn risk before using the patient lift.
- Do not use or store the patient lift in a too humid place or if
there is possibility of water splashing (rain, shower, etc.).
- In very particular use situations, the patient lift operation can
be disturbed by radio and electromagnetic waves (proximity of
radiotelephone antenna, etc.).
In case of dysfunction, do not use the patient lift.
- The patient lift operation can interfere with sensitive electronic
devices. In this case, do not use the patient lift.
Symbols and explanations
Check the security clamp is positioned.
Check the 4 crossbar clamps are positioned
and functional.
Check the safety ring is shut.
Check the axle-locking pin is present.
Check the positioning stud is in its slot located
at the back of the mast support.
Maximum user weight
Caution: hazard!
Carefully read the user manual
Device compliant to directive 93/42 EEC
This device is submitted to directive 2002/96/EC
relative to waste electric and electronic equipment
(WEEE) and it was marketed after 13 August
2005.
Serial number
Label of identification:
The label of identification is stuck on the crossbar.
II - Intended use:
- The patient lift is intended for the transfer, in sitting position,
of mobility-impaired patients; it can be used to transfer a
patient from a bed to an armchair or to a shower or toilet seat,
and inversely. It should not be used as mobility aid.
- HERMES patient lift can be used to pick up a patient on the
floor, but should not be used with a stretcher or with a crossbar
different from the one provided with the PL.
- Do not use the PL to move heavy objects; only use the PL for
patient transferring.
III - Acceptance check
3.1) Unpacking
HERMES PL is delivered assembled. You just have to check
all the patient lift elements have not been damaged during
transport.
3.2) Content check
Check all the components are in the packaging. HERMES PL
is delivered assembled with: a control box, a battery, cylinders,
a remote control, a power supply cord, a user manual, a service
warranty book, and if ordered, a strap and/or a class 3 medical
weighing system, . Pass the power supply cord in the security
system located under the control box so that it cannot be
snatched (photo 1). NB: the patient lift is assembled and
tested in our production site.
3.3) Lifting system overview
a) Remote control
Spacing keys
Up/down keys
Strength of command activated by a finger <5N
Date of
manufacture
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b) Lifting cylinder
Manual lowering ring
In case of power outage, turn the
ring clockwise to make the PL
boom going down.
c) Spacing cylinder
d) Power supply assembly
Battery and control box
Photo 1
Emergency stop push-button.
Turn, and then release the button
to go back in normal position.
Emergency lowering key.
Push in with a pen tip to activate
the emergency lowering.
The “MARCHE” (ON) indicator is green when the PL is
connected to the mains.
The “CHARGE” (CHARGING) indicator is orange when the
battery is charging, and then switches off at the end of the
charging period.
IV - Using HERMES PL
WARNING: HERMES PL should be exclusively
used indoors on a flat and adhered floor; it
should be handled by a competent caregiver
trained for this kind of devices.
4.1) Commissioning :
After checking all the electric cables are correctly connected to
the control box:
- Totally charge the battery,
- Operate the patient lift with the remote control,
- The patient lift is ready to be used.
Note: in case of an audible signal, the patient lift should be
charged.
4.2) Charging :
THE POWER UNIT SHOULD BE CHARGED EVERY NIGHT.
It should be charged in a well-ventilated room. Check the power
supply cord condition before plugging it.
- Plug the cord to a 230 V mains socket.
- The MARCHE (ON), green LED (connected to the mains), and
CHARGE (orange LED) indicators come on.
- When the charge is finished, the CHARGE indicator switches off.
- Disconnect the cord from the mains outlet.
- The patient lift is ready to be used.
YOU CANNOT USE THE PATIENT LIFT WHEN
CHARGING
4.3) Possible problems
- If the remote control cannot lower the patient, use the emergency
lowering.
- Electrical solution: with a pen tip push in the “URGENCE”
(Emergency) slot on the charging unit.
or
- Manual solution: turn the red lifting cylinder ring.
- In case of an audible signal when lifting or lowering the patient,
the patient lift should be charged (maximum charging time = 4
hours).
- Check the connections if the remote control or the cylinder
does not work.
- If during the charge, the MARCHE (connection to the mains)
indicator does not come on, check the power supply cord
connection, and check if the mains outlet properly works.
IN CASE OF PROBLEM WHEN LIFTING OR LOWERING A
PATIENT, ACTIVATE THE EMERGENCY STOP (red button
on the charging unit). TO DISABLE IT, TURN THE BUTTON
1/8 TURN RIGHT.
IN CASE OF POWER SUPPLY PROBLEM, IT IS POSSIBLE
TO MANUALLY LOWER THE BOOM BY TURNING THE RED
RING LOCATED AT THE END OF THE LIFTING CYLINDER
ROD.
CAUTION: The cylinder should only be used dis-
continuously, that is to say: 2 minutes operating,
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For a 2-minute operation, a 18-minute resting period should be
observed. Do not exceed 2 minutes operating in continuous. Any
duty cycle exceeding the above cycle can damage the lifting
assembly (cylinder/boxes). This damage is excluded from the
warranty.
4.4) Battery
The battery does not need any specific maintenance. Nevertheless, it
should be regularly changed.
4.5) Optional medical weighing system
A user manual for the weighing system is provided with these
instructions.
(photo n° 1 non
contractual)
CAUTION: the maximum permissible load of 300
kg, indicated on the weighing system, applies to
the weighing system only, and not to the patient
lift on which it is attached (maximum lifting capacity
of the PL: 250 kg)
The weighing system fastening was adapted to HERMES
patient lift. Dupont Medical disclaims any liability if the weighing
system is used on another device different from the patient lifts
manufactured by Dupont Medical.
When lifting, lowering or transferring a patient, never apply any side
strain on the crossbar or on the patient. The weighing system
fasteners should never rest against, overhang from, the patient
lift boom or the crossbar. THERE IS A BREAKING RISK.
The condition of the fasteners should be checked every year.
V - TRANSFERRING A PATIENT
Before positioning and transferring the patient, check that:
- The patient’s weight is compatible with the maximum permissible
load of the patient lift.
- 250 kg maximum.
- The battery is charged and the patient lift is fully operational.
- The floor is flat and stable.
- The patient lift brakes are functional.
- The strap is compatible with HERMES PL (DUPONT MEDICAL
strap) and the size is adapted to the patient.
- The strap fasteners and the patient support elements are in
perfect condition.
- The maintenance task was performed (in the service book
included in this user manual, check a regular maintenance is
performed once a year at least).
- The patient is not too agitated; if he/she is agitated, another
caregiver should secure the patient transfer.
Once these checks are performed, you can transfer the patient:
CAUTION: You should move the patient lift base
apart to the maximum before lifting or moving the
patient; do not activate the wheel brakes. Do not
keep on lifting or lowering the patient if the 4 wheels are
not on the floor. The lifting task should be very progressive
checking the patient is well positioned into the strap and
there is no tipping risk due to excessive overhanging.
5.1) Base spacing :
- Before spacing or closing the base, which is composed of two
side rails, check the brakes are not engaged.
- Push the remote control button to move apart or close the
patient lift base.
5.2) Transferring the patient from a bed to an armchair
- Position the patient to be transferred on one side.
- Place the strap under the patient.
- Check the back part of the strap is correctly positioned (from
shoulders to coccyx).
- Lay the patient on the back.
- Pass each leg support under each thigh crossing them.
- Cross the fastening buckles of each leg support.
- Position the patient lift at the patient’s level.
- Hook each strap buckle to the crossbar hooks checking the
backstop clamps prevent the buckles from going out from the
hooks (see photo 2).
- The patient can now be transferred from the bed to an armchair.
Photo n° 2
Strap position on the crossbar.
CAUTION: the strap buckles should be positioned
on the lower part of the hooks (as indicated on
photo 2) to avoid any detachment risk.
5.3) Transferring the patient from an armchair to a bed
- Lean the patient forward while holding him/her.
- Slip the strap behind the patient’s back up to the coccyx.
- Pass each leg support under each thigh crossing them.
- Cross the fastening buckles of each leg support.
- Position the patient lift at the patient’s level.
- Choose the appropriate strap buckles, and then hook them to
the crossbar hooks checking the backstop clamps prevent the
buckles from going out from the hooks (see photo 2).
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Particular points:
- When positioning the strap, check there is no fold at the leg
level in order not to hurt the patient.
CAUTION! WHEN LIFTING OR LOWERING A
PATIENT, NEVER ENGAGE THE WHEEL BRAKES
SO THAT THE PATIENT LIFT CORRECTLY POSITIONS
IN THE PATIENT AXIS.
IN CASE OF POWER SUPPLY PROBLEM, IT IS POSSIBLE
TO MANUALLY LOWER THE BOOM BY TURNING THE RED
RING LOCATED AT THE END OF THE LIFTING CYLINDER
ROD.
5.4) Transferring a patient lying on the floor:
CAUTION! When picking up a patient lying on the floor,
the patient lift should be placed so that the patient’s
head and chest are located between both side rails. Lift
the patient very progressively ensuring he/she is well positioned
on the straps.
5.5) Moving a patient with the PL
The PL should be used to transfer a patient from a bed
to an armchair or inversely, but should not be used to
move the patient from one place to another.
When there is no other alternative, and in case of absolute
necessity, the patient can be moved from one point to another
on a very short distance, such as from a bed to the toilet or the
bathroom.
To move a patient like that, one person should handle and push
the PL, and two other persons should ensure the patient’s sta-
bility and safety.
Be cautious with the rocking movement that could tip over the
PL leading to the patient falling. The front wheels should be
moved apart at the maximum, and the movement should be
very slow as the patient should be as near as possible from the
floor. You should also take into consideration the floor nature
and be very cautious when getting over a doorstep.
VI - DUPONT MEDICAL strap range, and strap
maintenance
There are various straps with different dimensions and weight
capacities.
See the sales literature to obtain the detailed specifications,
references, and prices.
- Check the maximum weight capacity of the strap
is higher than the patient’s weight (the maximum
weight capacity is indicated on the strap label).
- Only DUPONT MEDICAL straps can be used with
HERMES PL.
- Never modify or repair a strap.
6.1) Checking the straps
(Before any use, and to be performed by a competent staff)
Before any use, check the condition of the straps: no undone
sewing, the upholstery and the straps should not be fringed, no
tear and no wear sign (transparent upholstery weft).
6.2) Cleaning
(When necessary, and to be performed by a competent
staff)
- The straps can be washed at 40°C at the maximum. See
the instructions on the strap label.
- The straps should be disinfected with detergent solutions
(see below Chap. VII-2).
VII - HERMES PL maintenance:
Disconnect the power supply cord and remove the
battery before any maintenance operation.
7.1) Cleaning:
(Every month or when necessary, and to be performed by a
competent staff)
- Clean the patient lift with a soft cloth dampened with soapy
solution, then rinse, and carefully dry.
- Do not use aggressive detergent; do not soak.
7.2) Disinfecting:
(When necessary, and to be performed by a competent staff)
Disinfecting is performed with detergents and disinfecting
solutions sprayed on the external patient lift areas. It is a
foaming solution that does not require rinsing, but only
drying. Our internal services use ANIOS solutions.
7.3) Daily maintenance :
- Charge the patient lift every night.
Orange CHARGE LED indicator off = fully charged
Orange CHARGE LED indicator on = insufficiently charged or
charging did not work.
7.4) Routine maintenance:
(Every month or when necessary, and to be performed by a
competent staff)
The routine maintenance consists in checking the system
functionality:
- The patient lift positioned on a flat floor, check its 4 wheels
are simultaneously touching the floor.
- When the brakes are engaged, the patient lift should not be
moved (flat and adhered floor).
- Operate the patient lift with nobody in, check the boom and the
side rails move steadily with no noise.
- Control the handles located on the mast and check there is no
excessive play between the boom and the mast, and between
the mast and the side rails.
- Check the plastic protective housings and casings are not
broken or cracked.
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cord, remote control and cylinders; if a cable shows a slight
burn, wear, or impact sign, or if the wires are visible, immediately
stop using the patient lift, and have the cables replaced by the
engineering department.
7.5) Preventive maintenance
The maintenance should be realised every year or every
10,000 lifting-lowering cycles (that is to say, about 30 uses per
day).
The maintenance should be performed by a competent staff
with electromechanical skills experienced with the maintenance
of similar devices.
The maintenance tasks do not require particular tools;
adequate tools should be used according to the best industry
practices.
- The crossbar suspension assembly should be imperatively
checked on each maintenance task.
Mechanical fastening, plays, and adjustments should be
realised according to the best industry practices.
In case of dysfunction or doubt, do not use the patient lift,
contact DUPONT MEDICAL customer service, and then,
depending on the case, replace the defective element(s).
7.5.1) Mechanical inspection :
- Before any use, check the PL functionality.
7.5.2) If the PL is functional and that there is no
excessive play between the PL moving parts, it is not necessary
to disassemble the joint pins of the side rails and to disassemble
the boom from the mast. Only the crossbar suspension should
be imperatively disassembled and checked.
- Visually check the welding. If some paint comes off near a
welding, it can indicate a welding defect.
- Visually check the alignments: of the parallelism between the
side rails and parallelism of the boom against the side rails, as
well as the squareness across the mast against the plan formed
by the side rails.
- Disassemble and check the crossbar suspension assembly
and replace the 3 plastic rings if they have wear signs.
- Check the tightening of all the parts.
- Check the fastening, wheel play, and brake performance. In
case of excessive play or malfunction, disassemble and clean
the front and rear wheels. If necessary, replace the defective
wheel(s).
7.5.3) If the PL is functional, but there is play between
the moving parts, it is necessary to follow the operations described
in paragraph 7.5.2, and to disassemble the joint pins of the side
rails and to disassemble the boom from the mast.
- Totally disassemble the joint pins and automatically replace
the plastic rings and/or the axles that have wear signs.
After reassembling the PL, ensure the security elements are
positioned: the pins should be locked, and the suspension pin
should be secured with its clamp. See the security label affixed
on the PL mast.
The mechanical parts that have cracks, wear signs or geometrical
defects should be replaced with original components provided
by Dupont Medical.
7.5.4) Electrical inspection:
- Check the remote control.
- Check the charging unit, the power supply unit, and the lifting
cylinder.
- Check the emergency stop and lowering.
- Condition of the electric cables (change the cables in case of
doubt).
Replace the electric cables and/or the components to which
they are connected if there are signs of wear, sheath cut, outlet
damage or plastic and sheath darkening around the coupling
area. Replace the defective components with original components.
Note: Never disassemble the protective housings of the cylinders
and of the remote control.
7.5.5) Battery inspection
- Fully charge the battery, and then try to lift a load. If the lifting
time is higher than 1.30 minute, replace the battery.
The battery should be changed every 2 or 3 years depending
on the duty cycle. The worn or malfunctioning parts should be
replaced with original parts provided by DUPONT MEDICAL.
7.5.6) Straps
The straps should be checked at least once a year, or more
regularly in case of intensive use, checking that: The sewing
are not undone, the upholstery and strap weft is not visible, and
there is no torn part. Never use a defective strap.
Never modify a strap.
Never use any other strap than the ones provided by DUPONT
MEDICAL.
The worn or malfunctioning parts should be replaced with
original parts provided by DUPONT MEDICAL.
Have some tries with a load before commissioning the patient
lift again.
7.5.7) Service book
Every maintenance operation or intervention should be recorded in
the service book that is at the end of these instructions.
7.5.8) Shipping, storage, and disposal
- The patient lift should be returned or transported in its original
packaging.
- Before storing the patient lift, clean it totally and check its
performance. Store the patient lift in a dry place away from
dust and humidity.
- During the storage period, the battery should be charged
every 3 months.
- When commissioning, after storing, charge the battery, and
check its performance before using it again.
- Storage temperature: 0 to + 50°C; Humidity: 10 to 80%
- Service temperature: +5 to + 40°C; Humidity: 30 to 80%
- The disposal of defective parts, packaging and batteries
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This symbol means the system on which it
is affixed is submitted to directive
2002/96/EC relative to waste electric and
electronic equipment (DEEE) and it was
marketed after 13 August 2005.
- The involved system and its components should not be
disposed of with household waste, but should be sent to an
appropriate waste collection point or to a distributor.
- A financial contribution is given for collecting, dismantling, and
recycling the system in question.
- By respecting these instructions, you respect the environment
and participate in protecting the natural resources and the
human health.
VIII - Warranty conditions and responsibilities :
HERMES PL has a 2-years parts and labour warranty (except
for the remote control that has a 3-month warranty and the bat-
teries that have 6-month warranty), when normally used ac-
cording to the above instructions. Negligence, handling errors
and accidents are excluded from the warranty.
Any modification or addition of accessories without DUPONT
MEDICAL’s written consent will de facto exclude the patient lift
from the warranty and from DUPONT MEDICAL liability. In par-
ticular, using straps that are not marketed by DUPONT MEDI-
CAL for this patient lift will not entail our liability.
The regular checks and inspections mentioned in the previous
paragraph should be performed by a competent staff and re-
corded in the service book.
Out of the warranty period, if you do not respect these checks
and inspections, our liability will not be entailed.
Only spare parts and components provided by DUPONT ME-
DICAL can be used to repair the patient lift.
In case of unsolved technical problems, please contact the
Customer Service:
Tel.: 03.83.495.453
Fax: 03.83.494.391
Email: [email protected]
A list of spare parts is provided in these instructions (§ 11).
IX - Before contacting DUPONT MEDICAL
Customer Service:
Calling the Customer Service can often be avoided!
If the patient lift does not perfectly works, please perform the
following checks first :
Problem
- Nothing happens when
one of the remote
control keys is pushed.
- A cylinder produces
abnormal noise.
- The cylinder works, but
very slowly.
- The batteries do not
charge.
- The CHARGE indicator
(orange LED) does not
switch off after charging.
- The MARCHE (ON)
indicator (green LED)
does not come on when
the power supply cord is
connected.
Possible cause
- The remote control
cord is not correctly
plugged in its slot.
- The remote control
cable is cut.
- The battery is discharged.
- The jack plugs of the
cylinders are not correctly
plugged.
- One cylinder cord is
cut.
- The emergency stop
button is activated.
- The duty cycle 2
min./18 min. was not
respected.
- The pinion or the nut
supporting the lifting
tube is damaged.
- The battery is discharged.
- The battery does not
charge.
- The power supply cord
is not correctly connected.
- There is no voltage on
the mains outlet.
- The battery is out of
order.
- The power supply cord
is not correctly connected.
- The power supply cord
is cut.
- There is no voltage on
the mains outlet.
Solution
- Correctly plug the DIN
plug.
- Replace the remote
control.
- Charge the battery.
- Correctly plug the jack
plugs.
- Replace the cylinder.
- Replace the cord or
the cylinder.
- Turn the button 1/8
turn right.
- Wait for the cylinder to
recover normal tempe-
rature.
- Send the cylinder for
an inspection to Dupont
Medical Customer Ser-
vice.
- Charge the battery.
- Replace the battery.
- Check the cord and its
coupling, and check the
wall socket is a mains
socket.
- Check the wall socket
is a mains socket.
- Replace the battery.
- Check the connection
between the cord and
the mains socket.
- Replace the power
supply cord.
- Check the wall socket
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X- PL specifications
10.1) Dimensions
CLOSED SIDE RAILS SPACED SIDE RAILS
KEY PATIENT LIFT DIMENSIONS (according to NF EN ISO 105351):
c: span from the base, the legs are spaced by 700 mm.
p: maximum inside width
q: inside width with maximum span
r: minimum inside width
KEY PATIENT LIFT DIMENSIONS (according to NF EN ISO 105351):
a: maximum span at 600 mm (reference height).
b: maximum span from the base
k: maximum height of the central suspension point
l: minimum height of the central suspension point
m: load-lifting height
y: ground clearance
z: base height
Theoretical load-lifting height: m = 1,252 mm
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10.2)Detailed specifications
- Lifting capacity: 250 kg
- PL weight in working order 57 kg
- Lifting time: + or - 45 s. (empty) 68 s. with full load
- Patient lift weight: 56 kg
- Rear wheels: 100-mm diameter with brake
- Front wheels: 100-mm diameter without brake
- Structure: steel
- Coating: grey epoxy RAL 7004 and 7005
- Electric cylinder (lifting): 24 VDC 12000N IPX4
- Electric cylinder (spacing): 24 VDC 3,500N IPX5
- Control unit: Integrated battery charger IPX4
- Remote control: 2 functions IPX6
- Power supply: with battery 24 VDC 2.9 Ah IPX5
- Mechanical lowering of the lifting cylinder rod: by turning the
red ring located in the upper part of the rod
- Battery charger: integrated
- Battery charge indicator: with orange LED
- Emergency stop: with red push-button
- Electric emergency lowering: with a button located on the
control box
- Maximum sound level when charging: 45 dB(A) maximum
- Service temperature: +5 to +40°C
- Compliance with the standard: NF EN ISO 10535
-Turning diameter: 3 meters (parallel side rails)
- Necessary strength to move: 130 N when going forward with
maximum load
- Cycle number as for patient lift autonomy: 40 cycles
(lifting/lowering) with average weight of 100 kg, with a new
charged battery
- Estimated service life: 10 years for the mechanical structure
alone if appropriate maintenance is performed; the cylinders
should be preventively changed every 3 years for 10 lifting/
lowering cycles per day.
- Composition of the lifting straps: Polyester
Important: The patient lift should be used with straps and a
crossbar exclusively provided by Dupont Medical.
(We reserve the right to change these specifications without
notice).
10.3) Weight of the main components (in kg)
Totally equipped patient lift 56,9
Base equipped with electrical equipment 26,4
Mast and boom equipped with electrical equipment 27
Equipped crossbar 3,5
Base equipped without electrical equipment 24,1
Mast and boom equipped without removable
electrical equipment
(only the control box is present) 18,5
XI - General terminology:
HERMES PL identification
1Boom
2Crossba
3Mast
4Cross member
5Side rails
6Front wheel
7Rear wheel
8Control box
9Battery
10 Remote control
11 Lifting/lowering cylinder
12 Spacing cylinder
1
2
11
7
5
3
10
9
8
4
12
6

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USER AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL FOR HERMES PATIENT LIFT
XII - SERVICE BOOK
HERMES
SERVICE
BOOK
Serial number:
……..........………..
Facility:
…...........………………………
This document should be photocopied and delivered to
the technician every time the patient lift is maintained.
In case of incident, the liability can only be determined if
all the sheets of this book are completed.
Date
Intervention nature
Check, inspection,
quotation, repairing, etc.
Technician’s name
and occupation
Intervention description

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Hermès
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Manufacturer: DUPONT MEDICAL
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Distributor: DeVilbiss Healthcare
GmbH • Kamenzer Straße 3
D-68309 Mannheim • Germany
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Tel: +49 (0) 621 17898-0
Fax: +49 (0) 621 17898-111
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