b'Help prevent wheelchair fallsWHEELCHAIRS & POSITIONERSWheels lock automatically to stop chair from rolling when patient standsAnti-Rollback SystemHigh-fall-riskOptional alarm is triggered patients with memory or cognitive issues oftenby a switch mechanically linked to the seat leverinadvertently stand without manually securing ANTI-ROLLBACK SYSTEMtheir wheelchair brakes, allowing the wheelchair to roll away while putting them at risk of sustaining serious fall-related injuries. The Anti-Rollback1.As patient Systems weight-sensitive braking mechanismrises from the automatically locks rear wheelchair wheels whenwheelchair.3. .lowering the a patient stands, helping to reduce incidences of harmful falls. brake arms to How it works: As the patient rises fromsecure the wheels the wheelchair, the weight-sensitive seat leverand triggering the engages upward, lowering the brake arms to(optional) alarmsecure the wheels. When the patient sits, the brake arms unlock automatically, allowing the chair to roll freely. Temporary override lever attached to the back of the wheelchair disengages the braking system when the wheelchair is unoccupied. No batteries needed. Optional tamper-resistant A larm can be added for extra security and is triggered by a switch that is mechanically linked to the seat lever. Caution: Only for sling-seat wheelchairs. Periodic2. .the weight inspection is necessary to ensure proper adjustment. sensitive seat Fits wheelchairs 16"-24"WAlarm requires 9V batteries lever engagesANTI-ROLLBACK SYSTEM upward. #6533316"-20"W$291.00 ea #6533522"-24"W$343.75 ea#6533622"-24"W w/ALARM$417.75 eaBrake arm shown in ACCESSORIES the locked positionFAX800.437.2966#65334ALARM ONLY$126.75 ea Red: Engaged (not seated) California residents, see left page. Blue: Disengaged (seated) AliMed.com 800.225.2610Lift the temporary override lever to disengage the braking system and move the wheelchairRestraint-FreeBrake LeverAliMedCompleteCushionedExtenders Wheelchair Lower Extremity Lap Belts FootSupportsSupport SystemsSpeci\x1ecations p. 354 Speci\x1ecations p. 367 Speci\x1ecations p. 362 Speci\x1ecations p. 363365'