Chair Pad Sling Safety Belt - Pelican Manufacturing

Chair Pad Sling Safety Belt

Units of Measurement: Each

SKU: 548B Category:

AUD $45.00 + 10% US Tariff

Description

WHAT IS THIS PRODUCT?

The Chair Pad Sling will hold the patient in a comfortable, safe position. Normally the patient’s bottom will be lower than their knees, so it would be difficult for them to slide out of the Sling. However, some patients may feel more secure knowing the Safety Belt is holding them in.

WHO IS THIS PRODUCT SUITABLE FOR?

There are various ways the Chair Pad Sling Safety Belt can be used, including to restrain the patient’s arms if necessary.

BRIEF INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

Pass the Safety Belt around the outside of the Sling, through the Pull Back Handles on the back of the Sling, then do up the buckle in front of the patient. The Belt can be passed through the Sling’s thigh webbing loops, or it can be done up directly around the patient. Adjust to the desired fit by sliding the webbing through the buckle, keeping in mind that the Belt should not need to be done up very tightly.

WHAT IS THIS PRODUCT MADE FROM?

Plastic, webbing.

Technical

STOCK KEEPING UNIT (SKU)

548B

SIZE

Length: 214cm / 84″

WEIGHT

0.15kg / 0.3lbs

GLOBAL MEDICAL DEVICE NUMBER (GMDN)

40535

GLOBAL TRADE ITEM NUMBER (GTIN)

9349145009532

Cleaning

CLEANING METHOD 

Machine or hand wash .We recommend using a Pelican Washing Bag to help contain the product.

MAXIMUM WASHING TEMPERATURE

80°C / 176°F.

DETERGENT

Use a mild detergent. Do not use fabric softener. Fabric softener and excessive chlorine or bleach can damage any material, including Sling material. Slings should be continuously inspected for deterioration and discolouration, as this may be an early warning of possible failure.

DRYING METHOD

Air dry in the shade. Alternatively, tumble dry on a cool temperature and make sure the drum is cool.

CLEANING WARNING

Only use and store the product when it is dry.

Important

WARNING: Only use the Safety Belt as a restraint if all other alternatives have been tried. Ensure Restraint Authorisation has been obtained. Restrained patients should be kept under observation, as their behaviour may alter and another restraint may be more appropriate. Restraints are a prescribed item. The wrong restraint or the correct restraint incorrectly fitted, can cause injury or even death.