Hague POSIGO P01XL User manual

Modular Positioning Belt.
User manual V1.0EN
GMN: 872076918P01N7

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General:
This positioning belt is composed of soft padding and nylon
straps. Comfortable positioning can be accomplished by
correct installation and ne-adjusting of the belt.
The material follows the contours of the user for optimal
pressure distribution. The mounting location on the
wheelchair and associated angle adjustments are critical for
the operation of the product.
Assembly and setup:
Assembly and adjustments must be carried out by
competent technicians and (care) personell.
Maintenance:
Hand wash at max 30°C, if necessary use a soft detergent for
delicates. Do not iron, spin or tumble dry.
NOT A SAFETY BELT FOR TRANSPORT!
Before installation and use, read this manual
carefully in order to use this product correctly
and safely.
Belt XL
SKU: P01XL
UDI-DI: 8720769180059
Belt L
SKU: P01L
UDI-DI: 8720769180042
Belt M
SKU: P01M
UDI-DI: 8720769180035
Belt S
SKU: P01S
UDI-DI: 8720769180028
Belt XS
SKU: P01XS
UDI-DI: 8720769180011
Package contents:
Check the correct belt size and associated parts:
Tri-glide 38mm (x2)
For belt size XL, L, M, S
SKU: 3GL38
UDI-DI: 8720769180479
Tri-glide 20mm (x2)
For belt size XS
SKU: 3GL20
UDI-DI: 8720769180493
Magnetic buds (x2)
SKU: MBUD
UDI-DI: 8720769180424
Belt guide 38mm (x2)
SKU: BG38
UDI-DI: 8720769180509
Belt guide 20mm (x2)
SKU: BG20
UDI-DI: 8720769180516
4-Point strap (x2)
SKU: 4P20
UDI-DI: 8720769180110
Extra for optional conguration with 4-point straps:
Tube clamp (x2)
SKU: RTC
UDI-DI: 8720769180202
Fixlock buckle 25mm (x2)
For belt size XS
SKU: KG25
UDI-DI: 8720769180134
Fixlock buckle 25mm (x2)
SKU: KG25
UDI-DI: 8720769180134
Fixlock buckle 40mm (x2)
For belt size XL, L, M, S
SKU: KG40
UDI-DI: 8720769180127
Tube clamp (x2)
SKU: RTC
UDI-DI: 8720769180202
Risk of swallowing.
Keep small parts out of
reach of small children.

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Mounting and assembly.
1: Secure the xlock buckles at the desired
position on the wheelchair frame, using
the tube clamps (g. 1). Always consult the
instructions of the wheelchair manufacturer.
1.1: The xlock buckles should be tted in the
orange zone over the thighs, producing an
angle of ±90 degrees with the seating area (g.
2). This method provides pressure on the thighs
and supports the pelvis.
1.2: The xlock buckle can also be tted in the blue zone at
an angle of ± 45 degrees (g. 3). This method allows more
pressure on the pelvic rim (sips).
The 40mm (S – XL) or 25mm (XS) straps can now be led
through the xlock buckle. Bring the client into the desired
position, the position of the pelvis is leading.
Fig. 2
Fig. 3
Fig. 1 90°
±45°
assembly of xlock
buckle and tube
clamp
Check all belts and straps regularly for wear
and tear. Make sure the xlock buckles are
functioning properly.
Mounting using tri-glides.
If the wheelchair frame is not suitable for the tube clamps, the
straps can also be secured using the tri-glide sliding buckles.
1.3: Pass the end of the strap through the tri-glide (g 4.).
Make sure that the sliding buckle is positioned at the desired
mounting position on the wheelchair frame (see also g. 2
and 3).
1.4: Wrap the end of the strap around the frame and feed it
back through the sliding buckle (g. 5, 6)
1.5: Now pull the end of the strap as tight as possible so that
the sliding buckle is secured rmly against the wheelchair
frame (g. 7).
Periodically check the straps and the tri-glide
slide buckles for slack.
Fig. 6 Fig. 7
Fig. 4 Fig. 5

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Setup.
2: Make sure both rotary knobs are
turned all the way to the left. This is
the most relaxed position (g. 8).
3: Pull both straps through the
xlock buckles until the positioning
belt ts comfortably but rmly on
the pelvis and thighs (g. 9).
4: Check the amount of tension between
the padding and client using your nger.
5: Check whether the positioning belt is centered correctly
(g. 10). The measurements on the straps can be used as
guides.
Now close both xlock buckles. The positioning belt is now
ready for use.
Fig. 9
Fig. 10
Regularly check the tension on the belt and
adjust if necessary.
Fig. 8
Fine tuning for comfort or
additional support.
The positioning belt can easily be adjusted at any time
Turning the rotary knobs clockwise increases the tension
on the belt. This can be judged with a nger between
the padding and the client. Increase tension until proper
pelvic support is achieved. To ease tension, turn the knobs
counterclockwise (g. 11).
Fig. 11
Clear loose straps.
To prevent the loose ends of the straps from getting between
rotating/moving parts of the wheelchair, they must be secured
using the belt guides.
Slide the end of the strap through the guide (g. 12) and
secure the strap using the clip (g. 13).
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Integrated magnets.
Magnets have been incorporated into the padding, so that
both sides of the belt can be conveniently stuck to the frame
of the wheelchair, making it easier for the client to get in and
out of the chair (g. 14,15).
For wheelchair frames made
of non-magnetic material, you
can attach the self-adhesive
magnetic buds at the desired
position. Fig. 15
Fig. 14
Risk of
swallowing.
Check the
buds regularly
Optional 4-point straps.
Additional straps can be appended using the tendons (P)
in g. 16 (NB: these straps are pre-assembled if ordered in
this conguration). These additional straps help keeping the
positioning belt at the correct height.
Lift the label (X) in g. 16 and slide the 4-point strap over the
tendon into position, behind the stopper (Y) (g. 17).
Now mount the belt on the wheelchair frame as described
under the heading Mounting and assembly (page 4).
Fit the supplied 25mm xlock buckles in the blue region
(g. 18). Always consult the instructions of the wheelchair
manufacturer.
If the xlock buckles are attached more towards the patient’s
knee, the positioning belt will be pulled more downwards.
Determine this position in accordance with the therapist.
Fig. 17Fig. 16
The 4-point straps are pre-assembled or can be
ordered via www.posigo.nl
P
X
Y
Fig. 18

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Replace / install buckle.
Slide back the padding so that the metal clip is revealed (g.
19). Hook the fastening part of the buckle behind the clip and
pull rmly until the fastening part is secured in the clip (g.
20). Slide the padding back into place (g. 21). Reverse the
above steps to remove the buckle.
Fig. 19 Fig. 20
The pin buckle prevents accidental release. A
caregiver in possession of an unlocking tool (eg
a pin) must be present at all times in order to
open the belt in case of an emergency.
Where the cognitive and/or physical conditions
of the user may cause unexpected opening of
the push buckle, a caregiver should be present
at all times when using the positioning belt.
Fig. 21
Notes:

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