SANO Liftkar PT User manual

LIFTKAR PT
ELECTRIC-POWERED STAIRCLIMBERS FOR PEOPLE WITH WALKING
DIFFICULTIES
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
English

Liftkar PT I 2
INTRODUCTION 3 .....................................................................................................................................................................
1 GENERAL SAFETY GUIDELINES 4 ........................................................................................................................................
2 DESCRIPTION / TECHNICAL DATA 7 ...................................................................................................................................
2.1 PT-S model with integral seat 7 .....................................................................................................................................
2.2 PT-Outdoor model with integral seat 10 .........................................................................................................................
2.3 PT-Universal model for a wide range of wheelchairs 11 .................................................................................................
2.4 PT-Fold model 13 ...........................................................................................................................................................
2.5 PT-Plus model (plus wheelchair) 14 ...............................................................................................................................
2.6 PT-Adapt model 16 .........................................................................................................................................................
2.7 Technical data applying to all models 18 .......................................................................................................................
2.8 Technical data for battery pack 20 ................................................................................................................................
2.9 Names of main parts 21 .................................................................................................................................................
3 CONTROL FEATURES 23 .......................................................................................................................................................
3.1 Control cluster at top end of handle unit column 23 ......................................................................................................
3.2 UP/DOWN switch left and right on handle 24 .................................................................................................................
3.3 Clamping nut on adjustable handle 25 ...........................................................................................................................
4 PREPARATIONS TO BE MADE BEFORE YOU START 26 ....................................................................................................
4.1 Climber unit, battery pack and handle unit 26 ...............................................................................................................
4.2 Additional preparations (depending on model) 28 .........................................................................................................
4.3 Fit wheelchair to LIFKTAR PT UNIVERSAL 30 ..................................................................................................................
4.4 Remove wheelchair from LIFTKAR PT UNIVERSAL 33 .....................................................................................................
4.5 Fit wheelchair to LIFTKAR PT-Plus and PT-Adapt 34 .......................................................................................................
4.6 Detaching the LIFTKAR PT-Plus and PT-Adapt from the wheelchair 36 ..........................................................................
5 OPERATION ON STAIRS 37 ..................................................................................................................................................
5.1 General instructions for operating on stairs 37 ..............................................................................................................
5.2 Climbing UP stairs 39 .....................................................................................................................................................
5.3 Climbing DOWN stairs 41 ...............................................................................................................................................
5.4 Operation on spiral staircases 42 ...................................................................................................................................
5.5 Parking the Liftkar PT on the stairs 42 ...........................................................................................................................
5.6 Ideal transport angle 42 .................................................................................................................................................
5.7 Getting on and off the stairclimber 43 ...........................................................................................................................
6 OPERATION ON A RAMP 43 .................................................................................................................................................
6.1 Moving DOWN a ramp 43 ...............................................................................................................................................
6.2 Moving UP a ramp 43 .....................................................................................................................................................
7 CHARGING THE BATTERY PACK 44 .....................................................................................................................................
7.1 Charger unit 44 ..............................................................................................................................................................
7.2 Mobile charger (optional) 45 ..........................................................................................................................................
7.3 Connecting charger unit to battery pack 47 ..................................................................................................................
7.4 CE mark for charger units 47 .........................................................................................................................................
8 CARE, MAINTENANCE AND TRANSPORT 48 ......................................................................................................................
8.1 Maintenance / Cleaning 48 .............................................................................................................................................
8.2 Product lifetime 50 .........................................................................................................................................................
8.3 Battery pack 50 ..............................................................................................................................................................
8.4 Brakes and inside rims of main wheels 50 .....................................................................................................................
8.5 Spares and repairs 51 ....................................................................................................................................................
8.6 Transport / Disposal / Re-Use and Second-Hand Use 51 ................................................................................................
9 TROUBLESHOOTING 52 ........................................................................................................................................................
9.1 Safety Inspection 52 ......................................................................................................................................................
10 RECALLS AND CORRECTIVE ACTIONS 53 ........................................................................................................................
11 WARRANTY AND LIABILITY 54 ..........................................................................................................................................
11.1 Warranty / Product Liability 54 .....................................................................................................................................
11.2 Declaration of Conformity 55 .......................................................................................................................................
11.3 Registered patents / Please note 56 ............................................................................................................................
CONTACT 60 ..............................................................................................................................................................................

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INTRODUCTION
CONGRATULATIONS!
YOUR LIFTKAR PT IS A SAFE AND RELIABLE STAIRCLIMBER.
IT IS DESIGNED FOR THE SPECIFIC PURPOSE OF CONVEYING WHEELCHAIR USERS UP AND DOWN
STAIRS WITH THE ASSISTANCE OF AN ACCOMPANYING PERSON TO OPERATE THE STAIRCLIMBER.
The Liftkar PT is a mobile stairclimber, meaning you can take it with you to use on any stairs. Liftkar gives you
more freedom as a result. At the same time, helpers no longer need to strain their backs on the stairs.
Releasing a lever that is easily accessible without the operator having to bend down lets the Liftkar PT be
dismantled into 3 handy parts: the climber unit (15 kg) and the battery pack and handle unit (4 kg each). All
parts are easy to stow away because they are lightweight and compact.
On stairs the Liftkar PT is remarkably smooth to operate and safe to handle. As a mobility provider, partner,
relative or friend, Sano wishes you all the best in using this stairclimber. We hope you will find this instruction
manual useful in finding out how to operate your Liftkar PT.
In order to update you about product news as well as technical changes (e.g. options, accessories) we ask you
to register your product online.
https://www.sano-stairclimbers.com/product-registration
NOTE
THE INSTRUCTION MANUAL DOES NOT REPLACE THE OBLIGATORY TRAINING PROVIDED BY AN
AUTHORISED SPECIALIST.

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1 GENERAL SAFETY GUIDELINES
NOTE
Manufacturer information
ATTENTION - POSSIBLE IMPENDING DANGER OR HARMFUL SITUATION
If it is not avoided, slight physical injury or damage to property may result.
WARNING – POSSIBLE IMPENDING DANGER
If it is not avoided, death or serious physical injury could be the result!
DANGER – IMMEDIATE THREAT OF DANGER
If it is not avoided, death and serious physical injury are the result!

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NOTE
Please read this instruction manual carefully. Follow all instructions in this manual and take
notice of the warning signs and pictograms on the unit. Climbing stairs presents a risk in itself
and not complying with these instructions could cause accidents.
The stairclimber may only be used for the purpose for which it has been designed – transporting
people on stairs.
The Liftkar PT may only be operated by people who
have proof of having been trained in how to operate the stairclimber
can walk upstairs backwards
are both physically and mentally sound
are able to maintain balance without great physical strain.
The LIFTKAR PT must not be operated by
people under 16 years of age
people under the influence of alcohol, drugs or medication
pregnant people
Children are generally not allowed to use the LIFTKAR PT models.
If an accident should occur with the stairclimber, this must be reported to your specialist dealer
immediately (vigilance!).
The optimal driving angle is especially trained during the user training. This depends on
various factors, such as the weight and size of the person to be transported, the type of
wheelchair, etc. The size of the operator also influences the optimal driving angle.
Usually, the optimal driving angle is achieved when the LIFTKAR PT is in balance.

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ATTENTION
Do not use the Liftkar PT with a passenger until you have practised operating it perfectly
without a payload. Next, try operating it again with somebody as lightweight as possible who is
not disabled. The test passenger should hold onto a handrail or a second person during the
climb.
Always start by using the lowest speed first (setting 1). Do not switch from single step mode to
continuous mode.
Never reach into the transport mechanism with your hands while the battery pack is connected.
(Risk of snagging/squashing).
When transporting the Liftkar PT itself, Sano recommends undoing the lever screw (stays on
handle, so there is no risk of losing it) and taking the stairclimber apart. This will prevent it from
being switched on inadvertently and in this form the Liftkar PT is easier to transport.
The Liftkar PT is supplied with a powerful, replaceable 5 Ah / 24 Volt battery pack, which should
always be fully charged before using the stairclimber. If, for whatever reason, the battery pack
should run out of power while in operation on stairs, move the stairclimber down the stairs and
replace or recharge the battery. It is always possible to move down at least one flight of stairs,
even with an empty battery pack. The first sign of the battery pack running out is indicated by
the stairclimber's performance. The Liftkar PT becomes slower and appears to be struggling.
Inexperienced operators are warned by the LED display: if the battery pack needs to be
recharged the LED display starts flashing, alternating between red and green and an
intermittent acoustic warning signal alerts you.
The following rules apply regarding ambient conditions for storing and operating the LIFTKAR
stairclimber: avoid exposing the stairclimber to high temperatures (above 40°C) such as direct
sunlight or high air humidity (above 70%) as a consequence of using in a sauna area or in the
rain, or similar, due to the risk of damaging the stairclimber as a result of overheating. Likewise,
avoid exposing stairclimber to very low temperatures below 5°C.
WARNING
Always close the safety belt while the stairclimber is in operation, regardless of whether a
person is being transported or not. Under no circumstances should it hang down to the right or
left. Risk of jamming the wheels – danger of falling. Risk of damaging the stairclimber.
For transporting people using Liftkar stairclimbers, only use wheelchairs fitted with a safety belt
or other personnel retention system.
It is essential that passengers who are not able to sit independently are strapped in.
Do not use the stairclimber if unusual noises and/or vibrations occur while the Liftkar
stairclimber is in operation. Withdraw the stairclimber from use and have it inspected by an
authorised specialist.

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DANGER
Never operate the Liftkar PT on surfaces that are wet, slippery, polished or waxed, smooth, icy
or generally do not give the operator sufficient stability, and impair the braking performance of
the brakes on the transport wheels. Rugs and carpets can also present a risk.
Under no circumstances may you let go of the handle while operating the stairclimber on the
stairs (danger of falling!).
Make sure that nobody is below the Liftkar PT while in operation on stairs (danger of collision!).
Always use te safety belt when transporting people with LIFTKAR stairclimbers. (Risk of injury
due to tipping out)
Make sure you always wear closed, non-slip shoes when operating the Liftkar PT
(danger of falling!).
The use of the stairclimber in explosion-proof areas is prohibited without exception.
2 DESCRIPTION / TECHNICAL DATA
2.1 PT-S MODEL WITH INTEGRAL SEAT
Stair-climbing transport chair with adjustable backrest and armrests
attached to the handle unit. The handle unit, battery pack and climber
unit can be quickly dismantled by releasing a single lever screw (stays
on handle, so there is no risk of losing it). The seat folds down to save
space. Two versions are available for a passenger weight of 130 kg
and 160 kg.
Highly suitable for very steep and narrow spiral staircases because there
is plenty of clearance with the compact design of seat and main wheels
just 200 mm in diameter.
LIFTKAR PT S 130..........item no. 045 723
LIFTKAR PT S 160..........item no. 045 724
(Device including accessories)

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DANGER
Always use the safety belt when transporting people with Liftkar stairclimbers.
2.1.1 TECHNICAL DATA FOR PT-S MODEL
Safe working load (passenger weight): 130 kg (PT S 130) / 160 kg
(PT S 160)
Wheel diameter: 200 mm
Track width (outside): 297 mm
Weight (total): 30,5 kg
Weight (climber unit + seat): 18,5 kg
Overall height: 1130 mm
Overall width: 505 mm (incl. armrests)
Overall length: 675 mm (600 mm with seat and armrests folded
away)
Space requirements on landings
2.1.2 SCOPE OF SUPPLY FOR MODEL PT-S
On delivery the box should contain the following components:
Climber unit
Handle unit incl. seat, backrest and folding armrests
Battery pack
Charger
Instruction manual
If one of these components is missing or damaged, please contact the dealer who supplied the stairclimber.

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2.1.3 ATTACH THE FOOTREST (OPTIONAL) TO A LIFTKAR PT-S
To attach the footrest, hook it onto the rear cross strut from above.
The footrest can be set to three different heights to
match the lower leg length of each user. To do this,
pull out the knobs on the left and right of the footrest
and then move the footrest to the required
height/position. Push the knobs back into place to fix
the footrest at the set height.

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2.2 PT-OUTDOOR MODEL WITH INTEGRAL SEAT
Stair-climbing transport chair like PT-S (see chapter 2.1), but with 260
mm diameter wheels and 430 mm track width. Robust 100 mm
diameter automatic step edge brake wheels within main wheels; moves
quietly effortlessly negotiates steps up to a height of 25 mm. With the
automatic step brake wheels located on the inside there is no risk of
collisions with door frames and damage is avoided.
Thanks to its large diameter main wheels this unit operates very well
outdoors on uneven ground. Extra stability on slopes is provided by the
wider track width.
LIFTKAR PT Outdoor 120..........item no. 045 725
LIFTKAR PT Outdoor 150..........item no. 045 726
DANGER
Always use the safety belt when transporting people with Liftkar stairclimbers.
2.2.1 TECHNICAL DATA FOR PT-OUTDOOR MODEL
Safe working load (passenger weight): 120 kg (PT Outdoor 120) /
150 kg (PT Outdoor 150)
Wheel diameter: 260 mm
Track width (outside): 430 mm
Weight (total): 34,3 kg
Weight (climber unit + seat): 22,3 kg
Overall height: 1130 mm
Overall width: 505 mm (incl. armrests)
Overall length: 675 mm (600 mm with seat and armrests folded
away)
Space requirements on landings

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2.2.2 SCOPE OF SUPPLY FOR MODEL PT OUTDOOR
On delivery the box should contain the following components:
Climber unit
Handle unit incl. seat, backrest and folding armrests
Battery pack
Charger
Instruction manual
If one of these components is missing or damaged, please contact the dealer who supplied the stairclimber.
2.3 PT-UNIVERSAL MODEL FOR A WIDE RANGE OF
WHEELCHAIRS
This model enables you to transport any wheelchair (including sports
wheelchairs) upstairs without any modifications to the wheelchair,
complete, without removing its wheels. Features folding platforms
on either side for supporting the wheels of the wheelchair and a handy,
easy-to-use adjustable retainer which clamps the backrest in place
(maximum width 495 mm). Suitable for every standard make of
transport wheelchair and self-propelled wheelchair. An advantage here
is that the wheels of the wheelchair do not need to be removed.
Suitable for professional mobility providers and private users. Takes up
slightly more space on the staircase than the other models. Loading and
unloading the wheelchair takes less than a minute at each end of the
journey. This model is also highly suitable for transporting children's
wheelchairs.
LIFTKAR PT Universal 130..........item no. 045 727
LIFTKAR PT Universal 160..........item no. 045 728
NOTE
With some wheelchairs it may be necessary to raise or remove any anti-tip devices. If the anti-tip
devices are fixed then they will need to be modified to the removable or foldable type

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DANGER
For transporting people using Liftkar stairclimbers, only use wheelchairs fitted with a safety belt or
other personnel retention system.
NOTE
Consider the maximum load of the wheelchair!
2.3.1 TECHNICAL DATA FOR PT-UNIVERSAL
Safe working load (incl. wheelchair): 130 kg (PT Universal 130) / 160
kg (PT Universal 160)
Maximum width of backrest: 495 mm
Maximum track width of wheelchair: 730 mm (measured on
outside of wheels)
Wheel diameter: 200 mm
Track width (outside): 297 mm
Weight (total): 27,6 kg
Weight (climber unit): 16,7 kg (incl. side platforms)
Overall height: 1130 mm
Overall width: 760 mm (with side platforms down), 395 mm (with
side platforms up), 482 mm (handle unit)
Overall length: 385 mm
Space requirements on landings

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SCOPE OF SUPPLY FOR MODEL PT-UNIVERSAL
On delivery the box should contain the following components:
Climber unit with folding side platforms
Handle unit including backrest clamp
Battery pack
Charger
Instruction manual
If one of these components is missing or damaged, please contact the dealer who supplied the stairclimber.
2.4 PT-FOLD MODEL
This is the straightforward solution for transporting patients. With 200 mm diameter wheels and a track width of
just 297 mm the PT-Fold is ideal for very steep and narrow spiral staircases.
The washable seat cover can be wiped clean and removed by simply undoing a zip. While you are not using the
Liftkar PT it can be simply folded away! Saves space at work and on the road.
LIFTKAR PT Fold 130..........item no. 045 731
LIFTKAR PT Fold 160..........item no. 045 732

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DANGER
Always use the safety belt when transporting people with Liftkar stairclimbers.
2.4.1 TECHNICAL DATA FOR PT-
FOLD MODEL
Safe working load (passenger weight): 130 kg
(PT Fold 130) / 160 kg (PT Fold 160)
Wheel diameter: 200 mm
Track width (outside): 297 mm
Total weight: 28 kg
Height: 1130 mm
Width: 430 mm (seat), 482 mm (handle unit)
Depth: 660 mm (405 mm with seat folded up)
Space requirements on landings
2.4.2 SCOPE OF SUPPLY FOR MODEL PT-FOLD
On delivery the box should contain the following components:
Stairclimber complete (consisting of climber unit, battery pack, handle unit and folding seat)
Charger
Instruction manual
If one of these components is missing or damaged, please contact the dealer who supplied the stairclimber.
2.5 PT-PLUS MODEL (PLUS WHEELCHAIR)
Stairclimber plus high-quality wheelchair (self-
propelled) with integrated adapter. The stairclimber
can be attached and detached. Can be used on the
level as a normal wheelchair, even with the
stairclimber unit still attached. To move up stairs the
wheelchair wheels, which feature slot-in axles, are
relocated to a higher position (see photo on the
right). As a result there is sufficient clearance for
climbing the stairs and the wheels remain with the
wheelchair. The wheelchair itself is very stable, and
yet can easily be folded away compactly.

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Features:
Removable feet supports with footplates that are height- and angle-adjustable.
Removable folding armrests
Seat cushion 457 mm wide and 430 mm deep
LIFTKAR PT Plus 125..........item no. 045 729
DANGER
For transporting
people using Liftkar
stairclimbers, only
use wheelchairs
fitted with a safety
belt or other
personnel retention
system.
2.5.1 TECHNICAL DATA FOR PT-
PLUS MODEL
Safe working load (passenger weight): 125 kg
Wheel diameter: 200 mm
Track width (outside): 297 mm
Weight (total): 23,5 kg
Weight (climber unit): 14 kg
Overall height: 1130 mm
Overall width: 430 mm (without wheelchair)
Overall length: 385 mm (without wheelchair)
Wheelchair:
Width of seat: 450 mm
Diameter of wheels : 610 mm
Weight of wheelchair: 18 kg
Space requirements on landings

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2.5.2 SCOPE OF SUPPLY FOR MODEL PT-PLUS
On delivery the box should contain the following components:
Climber unit
Wheelchair WTB incl. adapters
Handle unit
Battery pack
Charger
Instruction manual
If one of these components is missing or damaged, please contact the dealer who supplied the stairclimber.
2.6 PT-ADAPT MODEL
Stairclimber for accommodating wheelchairs using
adapters. Two versions available with safe working
loads of 130 kg and 160 kg including wheelchair.
LIFTKAR PT Adapt 130..........item no. 045 721
LIFTKAR PT Adapt 160..........item no. 045 722
The structure of the wheelchair is not changed when
the adapters are attached and removed. The
wheelchair can be completely retrofitted.
A list with the adapter(s) that can be used for the
respective wheelchair as well as assembly
instructions are available from us!
DANGER
For transporting people using Liftkar stairclimbers, only use wheelchairs fitted with a safety belt or
other personnel retention system.
NOTE
Consider the maximum load of the wheelchair!

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2.6.1 TECHNICAL DATE FOR PT-ADAPT MODEL
Safe working load (incl. wheelchair): 130 kg (PT Adapt 130) / 160 kg
(PT Adapt 160)
Minimum wheelchair width (inside frame): 320 mm
Wheel diameter: 200 mm
Track width (outside): 297 mm
Weight (total): 24,7 kg
Weight (climber unit): 15,2 kg
Overall height: 1130 mm
Overall width: 482 mm (without wheelchair)
Overall length: 385 mm (without wheelchair)
Space requirements on landings
2.6.2 SCOPE OF SUPPLY FOR MODEL PT-ADAPT
On delivery the box should contain the following components:
Climber unit
Handle unit
Battery pack
Charger
Instruction manual
If one of these components is missing or damaged, please contact the dealer who supplied the stairclimber.
NOTE
Your wheelchair must be fitted with special adapters before it can be transported using the Liftkar
PT stairclimber. Please contact your dealer immediately if this is not the case.

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2.7 TECHNICAL DATA APPLYING TO ALL MODELS
Climbing speed: Three speeds can be selected on the control cluster:
Speed I = 10 steps per minute
Speed II = 14 steps per minute
Speed III = 18 steps per minute
Maximum step height: 205 to 220 mm (the maximum is achieved by tilting the stairclimber at a steeper
angle)
Sound pressure level: below 80dB
Range per recharge: depends a lot on weight of passengers and whether they are travelling up or down.
However, between 250 and 500 steps can be specified as a rough guide. If the stairclimber is in constant use,
(e.g. professional mobility services) then a replacement battery pack can be fitted at any time. A mobile
charger (see 7.2.) is also available to rapidly charge the battery pack during the car journey.
Protection against overloading:
Mechanical overload protection (sliding hub)1.
Electronic overload protection 2.
Protection class for the entire device: IPX4
Electric drive:
Protection class: IPX4
Nominal voltage: 24 VDC
Max. current: 30 A
NOTE
Code numbers for protection against water!
Code number Definition
IPX0 No protection.
IPX1 Protection against water drops.
IPX2 Protection against water drops at 15-degree angle.
IPX3 Protected against water spray at 60-degree angle.
IPX4 Protected against water splashing from any angle.
IPX5 Protection against water jets from any angle.
IPX6 Protection against powerful water jets and heavy seas.
IPX7 Protection against the effects pf temporary submersion in water. Test requires 30 minutes at 1-meter
depth.
IPX8 Protection against the effects of temporary submersion. Customer specification applies and specific
testing may be required.
IPX9 Protection against high-pressure associated with steam cleaning.

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Data for electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)
EMV-general data
Emission Accordance
RF-Emission according EN
55011 group 1
RF-Emission according EN
55011 class B
Generation of mains
harmonics following IEC
6100-3-2
Battery operation, not applicable
Generation of mains
harmonics following IEC
6100-3-3
Battery operation, not applicable
EMV-table 202
Susceptibility IEC 60601-test level actual level
ESD
IEC 61000-4-2
±6kV cd
±8kV ad
±2kV,±4kV ±6kV cd
±8kV ad
Bursts
IEC 61000-4-4
±2kV mains
±1kV I/O Battery operation, not applicable
Surges
IEC 61000-4-5
±1kV dm
±2kV cm Battery operation, not applicable
Voltage drops etc.
IEC 61000-4-11
Reduction to Reduction to
5% for 10ms/ positive amplitude Battery operation, not applicable
5% for 10ms/ negative amplitude Battery operation, not applicable
40% for 100ms Battery operation, not applicable
30% for 500ms Battery operation, not applicable
0% for 5000ms Battery operation, not applicable
H-field at 50/60Hz
IEC 61000-4-8 3A/m No magnetically sensitive sensors or parts, not applicable
EMV-table 204
Susceptibility IEC 60601-test level actual level
Conducted RF
IEC 61000-4-6
3Veff
150kHz to 80 MHz 3Veff
Radiated RF
IEC 61000-4-3
3V/mf
80 MHz to 2,5 GHz 3V/m
EMV-table 206
Output power of transmitter W
Safety distance depending on frequency/m
150kHz to 80MHz 80MHz to 800MHz 800MHz to 2,5 GHz
0,01 0,12m 0,12m 0,24m
0,1 0,37m 0,37m 0,74m
1 1,17m 1,17m 2,34m
10 3,69m 3,69m 7,38m
100 11,67m 11,67m 23,34m
Specifications subject to change without notice.

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NOTE ON ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY (EMC)
The electric motors correspond with the protection requirements laid down in the European Council Directive on
the legal regulations of the member states concerning electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) (2004/108/EC).
However, it cannot be completely excluded that under certain conditions an electrical malfunction occurs,
especially in connection with the use of mobile phones. Do not operate the stairclimber near life support
systems or equipment that could injure users if it fails. These could be negatively affected under certain
conditions, and trouble-free operation of the stairclimber may be impaired. If you notice the stairclimber
malfunctioning or behaving strangely near other electrical equipment then remove the stairclimber from service
and have it inspected by a specialist dealer.
2.8 TECHNICAL DATA FOR BATTERY PACK
Weight of battery: 4.3 kg
Capacity: 5.2 Ah
Voltage: 24 VDC (2x 12 VDC – 5.2 Ah)
Type of battery: maintenance-free, leak-safe lead gel cell (approved
by DOT and IATA for air freight)
Fuse: internal fuse (30 Amp) and electronic cut-out at charging
contact
Charging contact: DC jack ø 2,1 x 9,5 mm
Power outlet: via 2 robust flat contacts to two spring-loaded contacts
on the climber unit