TEST REPORT
EN 12184
Electrically powered wheelchairs, scooters and their chargers
— Requirements and test methods
Report reference No. .................. : SHES211202421615
Date of issue ............................... : 2021-12-31
Total number of pages................ : 32 pages
Testing laboratory....................... : SGS-CSTC Standards Technical Services (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.
Address ....................................... : No. 588 West Jindu Rd, Xinqiao Town, Songjiang District 201612
Shanghai CHINA
Applicant ..................................... : Anhui JBH Medical Apparatus Co., Ltd
Address ....................................... : No. 116 Qicang Road, Industrial Park, Mingguang, Anhui, China.
Standard ...................................... : EN 12184:2014
Test Report Form No. ................. : EN 12184:2014_B
Test Report Form Originator ...... : SGS-CSTC(SH)
Master TRF .................................. : Dated 2015-03
Test procedure............................ : Type Test
Procedure deviation ................... : N/A
Non-standard test method.......... : N/A
Type of test object ...................... : Powered Wheelchair
Trademark ................................... :
Model/type reference .................. : DYW30A(D09)
Manufacturer ............................... : Anhui JBH Medical Apparatus Co., Ltd
Address ....................................... : No. 116 Qicang Road, Industrial Park, Mingguang, Anhui, China.
Rating .......................................... : Input: 24 VDC
Max. loading weight: 120 kg
Max. speed: 6 km/h
IPX4, Class A
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Testing procedure and testing location:
Testing Laboratory:
Testing location/ address .................. :
SGS-CSTC Standards Technical Services (Shanghai) Co.,
Ltd.
588 West Jindu Rd, Xinqiao, Songjiang 201612 Shanghai
CHINA
Associated Test Laboratory:
Testing location/ address .................. :
Tested by (name + signature) .. :
Rocky Yan
Approved by (+ signature) ....... :
Ran Li
Testing procedure: TMP
Tested by (name + signature) .. :
Approved by (+ signature) ........ :
Testing location/ address .................. :
Testing procedure: WMT
Tested by (name + signature) .. :
Witnessed by (+ signature)....... :
Approved by (+ signature) ....... :
Testing location/ address .................. :
Testing procedure: SMT
Tested by (name + signature) .. :
Approved by (+ signature) ....... :
Supervised by (+ signature) .... :
Testing location/ address .................. :
Testing procedure: RMT
Tested by (name + signature) .. :
Approved by (+ signature) ....... :
Supervised by (+ signature) .... :
Testing location/ address .................. :
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List of Attachments (including a total number of pages in each attachment):
Attachment 1 technical documentation 13 pages
Attachment 2 photo documentation 15 pages
Summary of testing
Tests performed (name of test and test clause):
Testing location:
All applicable tests as described through this test report and in the
Measurement Section were performed.
- 8.1.2 Ability to climb rated slope
- 8.1.3 Ground unevenness
- 8.1.4 Maximum downhill speed
- 8.1.5 Dynamic stability
- 8.1.6 Obstacle climbing and descending
- 8.1.7 Static stability
- 8.1.8 Maximum speed
- 8.1.9 Distance range
- 8.2 Static, impact and fatigue strength
- 8.4 Climatic performance
- 9.1.2.1 Test for general performance(Foot supports, lower leg
support assemblies and arm supports)
- 9.1.2.2 Test for foot support gap
- 9.2 Component mass
- 10.1.2 Test for determination of brake operating forces
- 10.2.2.1 Test for determination of the effectiveness of running
brakes
- 10.2.2.2 Test for determination of effectiveness of parking
brakes
- 10.2.2.3 Test for protrusion of parts of the parking brakes
- 10.2.2.4 Test method for fatigue strength of parking brakes
- 10.3 test for freewheel device
- 11.4.2 test for assistant control unit, push handles and
handgrips
- 11.5.2 test for Operating forces
- 11.6.2 test for Seating adjustments for tilt and recline systems
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SGS-CSTC Standards Technical
Services (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.
588 West Jindu Rd, Xinqiao,
Songjiang 201612 Shanghai CHINA
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Copy of marking plate
The artwork below may be only a draft. The use of certification marks on a product must be
authorized by the respective National Certification Body that own these marks.
Powered wheelchair (model: DYW30A(D09)
Package label
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Warning label
Battery charger(model: HP0060W(L2)
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Battery(model: ITP2406)
Controller(model: WS-1)
Brushless motor(model: MT21)
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Test item particulars
Classification of installation and use ....................
Supply connection.................................................
Class A
Internal powered
Accessories and detachable parts included ......... :
Battery charger(model: HP0060W(L2))
Other options include ..........................................................
N/A :
Possible test case verdicts:
- test case does not apply to the test object ..........: N/A
- test object does meet the requirement.................: P (Pass)
- test object was not evaluated for the requirement: N/E
- test object does not meet the requirement ..........: F (Fail)
Testing
Date of receipt of test item .....................................: 2016-11-28
Date (s) of performance of tests .............................: 2016-11-28 ~ 2017-03-02
General remarks:
The test results presented in this report relate only to the object tested.
This report shall not be reproduced, except in full, without the written approval of the Issuing testing laboratory.
"(see Enclosure #)" refers to additional information appended to the report.
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Unless otherwise stated: (a) the results shown in this document refer only to the sample(s) tested and (b)
such sample(s) are retained for 3 months. This document cannot be reproduced except in full, without prior
approval of the company.
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point is used as the decimal separator.
Name and address of factory (ies)………………..:
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Anhui JBH Medical Apparatus Co., Ltd
No. 116 Qicang Road, Industrial Park, Mingguang,
Anhui, China.
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General product information:
The Electric wheelchairs (Model: DYW30A (D09)) with four wheels including two front wheels and two rear
wheels, two driving motors (Model: MT21) one for the left side rear wheel, the other for the right side rear
wheel and controller with Joystick module (Model: WS-1) intended to carry only one occupant of mass less
than maximum load(120 kg), which is indicated in user manual. It employs two rechargeable lithium batteries
(Model: ITP2406) rated for 24V-6Ah respectively. It is used for indoor environments. In this report all tests
were carried out at indoor environments, with 22 ℃ and 25 ℃ as ambient temperature separately.
Approved battery charger (Model: HP0060W(L2) as accessory is compliance with IEC 60335-1:2001+A1：
2004+A2：2006 and IEC 60335-2-29：2002+A1：2004+A2：2009 described in the test report issued by
TUV SUD (CB certificate No.: SG-HS-02432).
Shenzhen BST Technology Co., Ltd is responsible for testing Lithium battery pack(model: 24V6A) and
issued EN 62133: 2013 testing report(report No.: SHBST1611553240001YSR-2)
Lithium battery pack(model: 24V6A) was tested by SGS-CSTC Standards Technical Services (Shanghai)
Co., Ltd and issued IEC 62133:2012 testing report(report No.: SHES170400355801)
The Electric wheelchairs conformed to the requirement of ISO 7176-21: 2003 and described in the test report
issued by SGS (report No.: SHEM161100719801).
Condition of acceptability:
-
Clause 6 Biocompatibility and toxicity is not evaluated in this report.
Clause 6 Clinical evaluation is not evaluated in this report
Clause 12.9 Software is not evaluated in this report.
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EN 12184
Clause
Requirement + Test
5.
TYPE CLASSES
Result – Remark
P
Wheelchairs shall be classified in one or more of
the following three classes, dependent upon their
intended use:
— Class A: compact, manoeuvrable wheelchairs
not necessarily capable of negotiating outdoor
Class A
obstacles;
— Class B: wheelchairs sufficiently compact and
manoeuvrable for some indoor environments and
capable of negotiating some outdoor obstacles;
— Class C: wheelchairs, usually large in size, not
necessarily intended for indoor use but capable of
travelling over longer distances and negotiating
outdoor obstacles.
6.
Verdict
P
P
N/A
N/A
GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
P
The wheelchair shall conform to the requirements
specified in EN 12182 for the following:
P
Indented performance and technical
documentation
P
Aids that can be dismantled;
Not can be dismantled.
N/A
Single use fasteners;
No single use fasteners.
N/A
Biocompatibility and toxicity;
Not evaluated.
No contaminants and residues
leak from the wheelchair.
N/E
Contaminants and residues;
N/A
Infection and microbiological contamination;
Overflow, spillage, leakage and ingress of liquids;
N/A
IPX4
P
Safety of moving parts;
P
Prevention of traps for parts of human body;
P
Folding and adjustment mechanism;
P
Surface, corners, edge;
Clinical evaluation;
Smooth surface, no corners
and edge
Not evaluated.
N/E
P
Ergonomics.
A risk analysis shall also be carried out in
accordance with EN ISO 14971:2012.
P
Refer to DYW30A JBHD09
risk management report (file
No.: JBH-2016-001)
P
7.
PREPARATION FOR TESTING
P
7.1
General
P
Unless otherwise specified in Clauses 8, 9, 10,
11 and 12, the wheelchair shall be prepared for
testing as specified in ISO 7176-22:2000 with the
following modification.
P
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EN 12184
Clause
7.2
Requirement + Test
Result – Remark
If a test procedure requires the use of a test
dummy or human test occupant, they shall be
selected and fitted as specified in 7.2 or 7.3.
P
Test dummy
P
Select a test dummy, as specified in ISO 717611:2012, of mass equal to the maximum
Test dummy: 120 kg
occupant mass specified by the wheelchair
manufacturer, with a tolerance of 0 kg to +5 kg.
Fit the test dummy in the wheelchair as specified
in ISO 7176-22:2000.
7.3
Verdict
Human test occupant
P
P
P
Select a human test occupant whose mass, in
combination with any supplementary weights as
Test person: 75 kg
specified in 4.7, is equal to the maximum
Total weight: 45 kg
occupant mass specified by the wheelchair
manufacturer, with a tolerance of 0 kg to + 5 kg.
Seat the occupant in the wheelchair and position
and secure the supplementary weights to give
substantially the same mass distribution as the
test dummy when fitted as specified in ISO 717622:2000.
P
P
8.
WHEELCHAIR PERFORMANCE
P
8.1
Performance of driving characteristics
P
8.1.1
General
P
The loaded wheelchair shall meet the driving
performance requirements specified in Table 1
and Table 2 for the type class of the wheelchair
as specified in Clause 5.
P
8.1.2
Ability to climb rated slope
P
8.1.2.1
Requirements
P
The wheelchair shall be capable of climbing at a
speed not less than 2 km/h:
— the applicable rated slope for the type class of
Min. 3°
wheelchair specified in Table 1, or
— the rated slope specified by the manufacturer,
Max. 6°
whichever is greater.
The wheelchair passes the test specified in
8.1.2.2 if it achieves or exceeds a speed of 2
km/h after travelling 5 m up the slope.
8.1.2.2
Test
Adjust the gradient of the adjustable test plane
specified in 4.1 to the required angle, ± 0,5°.
Starting on the adjustable test plane, drive the
loaded wheelchair up the adjustable test plane
using the maximum speed command. Use the
means to measure speed specified in 4.5.
When the wheelchair has travelled (5,0 ± 0,1) m
up the slope, measure and record the speed to
an accuracy of ± 10 %.
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P
P
P
P
P
Complied.
P
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Result – Remark
Clause
Requirement + Test
8.1.3
Ground unevenness
P
8.1.3.1
Principle
It is important that a wheelchair is able to drive
on uneven terrain without stopping even if one
wheel is at a higher level than the others.
P
Requirement
The wheelchair shall be capable of driving when
any of its wheels is raised to a height specified in 10 mm
Table 1 for ground unevenness.
P
Test
a) Place the loaded wheelchair on the horizontal
test plane.
b) Place the test block specified in 4.8 under one
wheel, such that one of its largest faces is flat on
the test plane with the centre of the block
beneath the point of contact with the wheel.
c) Attempt to drive the loaded wheelchair off the Complied.
test block.
d) Record the result of the test.
e) Repeat for the remaining wheels, one at a
time.
f) The test is passed if the wheelchair is able to
drive off the test block for each wheel.
P
8.1.4
Maximum downhill speed
P
8.1.4.1
Requirement
The wheelchair shall not exceed 125 % of its
maximum speed on the horizontal, when driving
down
— the applicable rated slope for the type class of
Min.3°
wheelchair specified in Table 1, or
— the rated slope specified by the manufacturer,
Max.6°
whichever is greater.
P
P
8.1.5
Test
a) Drive the loaded wheelchair at maximum
speed down a gradient with the required slope, ±
0,5°.
b) Measure the speed achieved using the means Complied.
specified in 4.5.
c) Record the measured speed and record
whether the wheelchair has met the requirement.
Dynamic stability
8.1.5.1
Requirements
P
8.1.3.2
8.1.3.3
8.1.4.2
The dynamic response score of the wheelchair
shall be 2 or 3 as specified in Table A.1 of ISO
7176-2:2001 when tested on
— the applicable rated slope for the type class of
wheelchair specified in Table 1, and
8.1.5.2
Verdict
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
Refer to report
“SHES211202421603-ISO
7176-2_2017”
P
Min.3°
P
— the rated slope specified by the manufacturer. Max.6°
P
Test
P
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Clause
Requirement + Test
Result – Remark
a) Load the wheelchair with the test dummy in
accordance with 7.2. Do not use a human test
occupant.
b) Test the loaded wheelchair in accordance with
ISO 7176-2:2001 with the following
modifications:
1) for tests on slopes the test plane is inclined
relative to the horizontal at the angle stated in
Table 1 for the type class of the wheelchair;
Verdict
P
2) fixed test ramps or adjustable test ramps
may be used;
Refer to report
3) the test environment specified in Annex F
“SHES211202421603-ISO
may be used when testing wheelchairs with a
7176-2_2017”
maximum speed of 10 km/h or greater, on slopes
of 10? or steeper;
P
4) if the manufacturer recommends a technique
for driving on a slope, test the wheelchair using
only the recommended technique; if not, the test
methods are unmodified;
5) apply only the clauses listed below:
i) for rearwards dynamic stability:
I) 8.1 Wheelchair preparation;
II) 8.2 Starting forwards;
See Appended Table 8.1.5.2
III) 8.3 Stopping after travelling forwards
(horizontal only);
IV) 8.4 Braking when travelling backwards;
ii) for forward dynamic stability:
I) 9.1 Wheelchair preparation;
See Appended Table 8.1.5.2
II) 9.2 Braking when travelling forwards;
iii) for dynamic stability in lateral directions:
I)10.1 Wheelchair preparation;
See Appended Table 8.1.5.2
II) 10.2 Turning on a slope (does not apply to
manually steered wheelchairs).
c) If the rated slope specified by the
manufacturer is greater than the applicable rated
slope for the type class of wheelchair specified
Table 1, repeat b) with the test plane set at the
rated slope specified by the manufacturer.
P
P
P
P
8.1.6
Obstacle climbing and descending
P
8.1.6.1
Requirements
The wheelchair shall be capable of climbing and
descending obstacles of the height specified in
Table 1 for the type class of the wheelchair
without any part of the wheelchair other than
wheels or a kerb climbing device contacting the
obstacle or the test plane.
Test
P
8.1.6.2
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Min. 15 mm
P
P
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Result – Remark
Clause
Requirement + Test
8.1.7
Put the wheelchair into the least-stable
configuration specified by the manufacturer. If
the manufacturer does not specify some or all
settings for the least-stable configuration, use
settings within the range of adjustment specified
in the manufacturer’s instructions for use to
achieve the least-stable configuration.
Test the wheelchair as specified in ISO 7176Refer to report
10:2008 for climbing and descending a test
“SHES211202421611-ISO
obstacle of the height specified in Table 1 for the
7176-10_2008”
type class of the wheelchair.
If the manufacturer specifies a method for
climbing and descending steps, kerbs or
obstacles, test as specified in ISO 7176-10:2008
using only the manufacturer's method. If the
manufacturer specifies a run-up distance greater
than that specified in ISO 7176-10:2008, limit the
run-up distance to the maximum specified in that
document. If the manufacturer of the wheelchair
does not specify a method for climbing and
descending steps, kerbs or obstacles, test as
specified in ISO 7176-10:2008 using the
methods specified in that document.
Static stability
8.1.7.1
Requirements
The wheelchair shall meet or exceed the
minimum requirements for static stability
specified in Table 1 for the type class of the
wheelchair.
8.1.7.2
P
P
N/A
P
P
Min. 6°
Test
Test the loaded wheelchair in the least-stable
configuration for each direction as specified in
ISO 7176-1:1999 to determine whether it meets
or exceeds the angles in Table 1 for the type
class of the wheelchair.
Verdict
P
P
See Appended Table 8.1.7.2
ISO 7176-1:2014 complied.
Refer to report
“SHES211202421602-ISO
7176-1_2014”.
P
8.1.8
Maximum speed
P
8.1.8.1
Requirements
P
8.1.8.2
The maximum speed of the wheelchair when
travelling forwards and travelling in reverse on
the horizontal shall not exceed the maximum
speed requirements specified in Table 1 for the
type class of the wheelchair.
Test
8.1.9
Test the loaded wheelchair as specified in ISO
7176-6:2001 for the maximum forward speed
and maximum reverse speed on a horizontal
surface.
Record the results and determine whether the
requirement has been met.
Distance range
8.1.9.1
Requirements
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Max. 6 km/h
P
P
Refer to report
“SHES211202421607-ISO
7176-6_2018”
P
See Appended Table 8.1.8.2
P
P
P
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Clause
Requirement + Test
Result – Remark
The theoretical continuous driving distance range
for the wheelchair shall not be less than the
Min. 15 km
requirement specified in Table 1 for the type
class of the wheelchair.
8.1.9.2
Test
Load the wheelchair as specified in ISO 71764:2008, except that the mass of the load shall be
the maximum occupant mass or 100 kg,
whichever is the lower.
Test the loaded wheelchair as specified in ISO
7176-4:2008.
Record the results and determine whether the
requirement has been met.
It is recognised the use of shorter test tracks in
the range specified by ISO 7176-4:2008 could
give smaller values of theoretical distance range.
Use of the largest specified track length should
be treated as the referee method.
Verdict
P
P
Refer to report
“SHES211202421605-ISO
7176-4_2008”
P
P
See Appended Table 8.1.9.2
P
P
8.2
Static, impact and fatigue strength
P
8.2.1
Requirements
P
The wheelchair shall conform to the
requirements of ISO 7176-8:1998 with the
exception that wheelchairs of Class A are not
required to be tested as specified in ISO 71768:1998, 10.5, drop test.
Arm supports shall conform to the static loading
requirements of ISO 7176-8:1998 in all intended
operating positions.
For wheelchairs with a maximum occupant mass
greater than 75 kg but not greater than 100 kg,
the maximum upward force to be applied to each
single push handle shall be (880±26) N.
Where the manufacturer specifies a maximum
occupant mass greater than 100 kg the forces
specified in Table 3 shall apply.
8.2.2
P
See above.
P
N/A
P
Test
Test the wheelchair in accordance with ISO
7176-8:1998 with modifications as specified in
8.2.1.
8.3
ISO 7176-8:2014 complied.
Refer to report
“SHES211202421609-ISO
7176-8_2014”
P
ISO 7176-8:2014 complied.
Refer to report
“SHES211202421609-ISO
7176-8_2014”
Wheelchairs for use as seats in motor vehicles
If the manufacturer specifies that the intended
use of the wheelchair includes use as a seat in a
motor vehicle by an occupant of mass 22 kg or
No such wheelchair.
greater, the wheelchair shall conform to the
performance requirements of ISO 7176-19:2008
with the following modifications.
— 4.1.2 is replaced by the following: If a
wheelchair is intended by the manufacturer to
also be secured by a docking securement device
in public transportation and/or different private
vehicles, the securement points on the
wheelchair and/or of the wheelchair tiedown
adaptors shall conform to the performance
requirements in Clause 5.
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P
N/A
N/A
N/A
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Clause
Requirement + Test
Result – Remark
— 5.2.1 a) is replaced by the following: If the
wheelchair has a head restraint, the horizontal
excursions of the ATD and the wheelchair, with
respect to the impact sled, shall not exceed the
limits in Table 7 at any time during the test.
If the wheelchair does not have a head restraint,
the horizontal excursions of the ATD and the
wheelchair, with respect to the impact sled, shall
not exceed the limits in Table 7 at any time
during the test with the exception that the
excursion of the back of the head of the ATD,
Xhead, R, shall not be measured.
— 5.2.2 e) is replaced by the following: Primary
occupant-load-carrying components of the
wheelchair shall not show visible signs of failure,
unless there is a backup system to provide
support.
8.4
Verdict
N/A
N/A
N/A
Climatic performance
P
See Appended Table 8.4.
The wheelchair shall conform to the
requirements of ISO 7176-9:2009.
Refer to report
“SHES211202421610-ISO
7176-9_2009”
P
9.
COMPONENT PROPERTIES
P
9.1
Foot supports, lower leg supports and arm supports
P
9.1.1
Requirements
P
The wheelchair was fitted with foot supports that
have a means of positioning the occupant’s feet
at the required height and prevent the occupant’s
feet from sliding backwards.
Any swing away, movable or removable foot
support, lower leg support assembly or arm
Fixed foot support.
support fitted on the wheelchair shall:
a) incorporate a means to locate it securely in
any intended operating position,
b) be adjustable in increments not exceeding 25
mm,
c) be accessible and operable by the occupant or
an assistant or both in accordance with the
manufacturer’s intended use of the wheelchair,
d) be within the reach space shown in Figure 1,
and
e) be operable without the use of tools.
Where the wheelchair has separate foot supports
which have a gap between them or the possibility
of a gap being formed when they are loaded,
f) means to prevent the occupant's feet from
sliding into the gap shall be provided, or
g) when the foot supports are tested in
accordance with 9.1.2.2, any gap between them
shall meet the requirement for safe distances
between stationary parts specified in EN 12182.
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P
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
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Result – Remark
Clause
Requirement + Test
9.1.2
Test methods
P
9.1.2.1
Test for general performance
a) Fit foot supports, lower leg support assemblies
and arm supports in the operating position(s)
specified in the manufacturer's instructions.
P
b) Adjust the foot supports, lower leg support
assemblies and arm supports as specified in the
manufacturer’s instructions.
9.1.2.2.2
Verdict
P
c) Record whether the foot supports, lower leg
support assemblies and arm supports have met
the requirements.
Test for foot support gap
a) Simultaneously apply a force F +50N to the
centroid of each foot support, normal to the plane
of the unloaded foot support. In cases where the
foot support has no identifiable plane, apply the
force within 5°of vertical. The force F is
calculated from the following equation:
N/A
F = 0,125 × m × g
where
F is the force applied to each foot support,
expressed in newtons;
No foot support gap.
N/A
m is the maximum occupant mass specified by
the manufacturer, expressed in kilograms;
g is the acceleration due to gravity, 9,81 m/s².
b) Apply the force for 5 s to 10 s.
c) While the force is being applied measure the
shortest distance between the foot supports.
d) Record whether the foot supports have met
the requirements.
9.2
9.3
Component mass
If the wheelchair is intended to be dismantled for
storage or transportation, any component that
requires moving or handling that has a mass
greater than 10 kg shall be provided with suitable
handling devices (e.g. handles). The
manufacturer shall provide information indicating < 10 kg
the points where such components can be lifted
and describing how they shall be handled during
disassembly, lifting, carrying, and assembly to
reduce risks to the person or persons moving or
handling them.
N/A
Pneumatic tyres
N/A
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N/A
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Clause
Requirement + Test
All pneumatic tyres on the wheelchair shall have
the same type of valve connection. Valves
should be readily accessible when using the
intended inflating tool.
The tyres or the rims shall be marked with the
maximum pressure in kPa, bar or PSI.
9.4
Anterior pelvic support
9.5
The wheelchair shall have provision for an
anterior pelvic support to be fitted. The
manufacturer of the wheelchair shall have
available as an option an anterior pelvic support
which can be used with that provision.
Resistance to ignition
9.5.1
9.5.2
9.5.3
Upholstered composite parts
For upholstered parts which are composites of
cover and filling, with or without a support base
or interliner, the complete composite shall be
tested by the methods specified in EN 10212:2006 or ISO 8191-2:1988. Progressive
smouldering ignition and flaming ignition as
defined in the Standard applied shall not occur.
Not pneumatic.
Verdict
N/A
N/A
P
P
P
P
Refer to report
“AJHG1412004409FB- EN
1021-1: 2014”
P
Foam materials
N/A
For foam materials which form all or part of a
seat, back support, postural support, arm support
or lower leg support and which consist of foam
material with or without an integral skin, the
material of each part shall be tested with the
source applied centrally to the surface intended
to support the occupant by the methods specified
in EN 1021-2:2006 or ISO 8191-2:1988 (see
Figure 2). Progressive smouldering ignition and
flaming ignition as defined in the Standard
applied shall not occur.
N/A
Other parts in contact with the occupant
For sling seats, sling backs, belts, restraint
harnesses, foot supports and clothing guards,
the material of each item shall be tested with the
source applied centrally to the surface intended
to contact or support the occupant by the
methods specified in EN 1021-2:2006 or ISO
8191-2:1988. Progressive smouldering ignition
and flaming ignition as defined in the Standard
applied shall not occur.
Belts that are intended for use as restraints in
motor vehicles may, as an alternative, meet the
requirements of FMVSS 302 or equivalent.
9.5.4
Result – Remark
P
P
N/A
Power and control systems
P
Either of the following options a) or b) apply.
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a) The manufacturer adopt appropriate means to
eliminate or reduce as far as reasonably
practicable the risk of a hazardous situation
developing from the ignition of any part of the
power and control system of the wheelchair. The
manufacturer used the process specified in EN
ISO 14971:2012 to manage that risk.
b) The power and control system of the
wheelchair meet the requirements of ISO 717614:2008, 9.7, resistance to ignition.
Result – Remark
Verdict
Refer to DYW30A JBHD09
risk management report (file
No.: JBH-2016-001)
P
Refer to report
“SHES211202421613-ISO
7176-14_2008”
P
10
PROPULSION AND BRAKING SYSTEMS
P
10.1
Means for operating brakes
P
10.1.1
Requirement
P
a) Means for operating brakes were:
P
10.1.2
1) be accessible and operable by the occupant or
an assistant or both in accordance with the
manufacturer's intended use of the wheelchair;
2) be within the reach space shown in Figure 1, if
the wheelchair is intended to be operated by the
occupant;
3) be within the reach space shown in Figure 3, if
the wheelchair is intended to be operated solely
Free wheel bar
by an assistant;
4) have operating forces for engaging and
disengaging that do not exceed those stated in
Table 1 when tested in accordance with 10.1.2;
b) If one or more brake levers are fitted to a
wheelchair in the form used on bicycles and
mopeds:
1) for wheelchairs with a maximum occupant
mass not greater than 150 kg, the force applied to
each lever to hold the loaded wheelchair
stationary on the rated slope shall not exceed 60
N;
2) for wheelchairs with a maximum occupant
mass greater than 150 kg, the force applied to
each lever to hold the loaded wheelchair
120 kg
stationary on the rated slope should not exceed
60 N;
3) the handgrip width of such brake levers when
no force is applied, measured 15 mm from the
end of the brake lever, shall not be greater than
100 mm and should not be greater than 80 mm
(see Figure 4).
c) Means for releasing parking brakes shall be
protected against activation caused by accidental
contact.
Test for determination of brake operating forces
P
P
P
P
N/A
P
N/A
N/A
P
P
a) Adjust the brakes as specified by the
manufacturer.
P
b) Select the part of the lever through which the
force is to be applied as shown in Figure 5.
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1) If the lever is fitted with a generally spherical
knob, apply the force through the centre of the
knob.
2) If the lever is tapered, apply the force through
the point where the largest cross section
intersects the centre line of the lever.
3) If the lever is parallel or any shape other than
those above, apply the force through a point on
the centre line of the lever 15 mm from the end.
4) If the form of the lever is such that the lever is
gripped by the whole hand apply the force
through the centre line of the lever 15 mm from
the end.
5) If the brake is operated by pushing or pulling a
bar or pad, apply the force to the centroid of the
bar or pad.
c) Apply the brakes while measuring the force
with the device specified in 4.4 aligned in the
direction of travel of the point of application of the
force in order to measure the maximum
application force required.
d) Release the brakes while measuring the force
with the device specified in 4.4 aligned in the
direction of travel of the point of application of the
force in order to measure the maximum releasing
force required.
Complied.
Verdict
N/A
N/A
P
N/A
N/A
P
e) Perform c) and d) three times in total and
record the measurements.
f) Calculate and record the arithmetic mean value
of the application and the release forces
measured separately.
10.2
g) Determine whether or not the requirements for
operating forces stated in Table 1 have been met.
Braking functions
P
10.2.1
Requirements
P
a) The wheelchair have a running brake which
operates independently of tyre wear and tyre
inflation pressure and which does not exceed the Joystick used
maximum stopping distance specified in Table 2
when tested in accordance with 10.2.2.1.
b) The wheelchair have a running brake which,
when operated after the wheelchair has been put
into freewheel mode, shall bring the wheelchair to
a stop.
c) The wheelchair have an automatic brake,
which operates independently of tyre wear and
tyre inflation pressure and which is operated by
releasing the control device to achieve a zero
speed command (e.g. spring loaded disc brake).
d) The wheelchair shall have a parking brake
which operates independently of tyre wear and
tyre inflation pressure (e.g. drum brake in wheels,
spring loaded disc brake).
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P
N/A
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e) Parking brakes meet the parking brake
effectiveness requirement in Table 1 when tested
in accordance with 10.2.2.2.
f) Parking brakes were operable when there is no
power from the battery supplying the drive
system.
g) Parking brakes were operable when the
wheelchair is in freewheel mode (see NOTE 1).
h) If they are subject to wear, parking brakes
have provision for adjustment and/or replacement
as specified by the manufacturer.
i) If the wheelchair is fitted with arm supports that
can be moved or removed to enable transfer,
when tested in accordance with 10.2.2.3,
Fixed.
engaged parking brakes shall not have parts that
protrude above the level of the occupied seat.
j) When parking brakes are tested in accordance
with 10.2.2.4, no parking brake mechanism shall
move from the pre-set position and no component
or assembly of parts shall show visible signs of
cracks, breakages, gross deformations, free play,
loss of adjustment or any other damage that
adversely affects the function of the wheelchair.
k) Following testing of the parking brake in
accordance with 10.2.2.4, parking brakes shall
meet the parking brake effectiveness requirement
in Table 1 when tested again in accordance with
10.2.2.2.
Verdict
P
P
P
P
N/A
P
P
10.2.2
Test methods
P
10.2.2.1
Test for determination of the effectiveness of running brakes
P
10.2.2.2
Perform the tests for normal, reverse command
and emergency operation specified in 7.3, 7.4
and 7.5 of ISO 7176-3:2012 using the loaded
See Appended Table 10.2.2
wheelchair on the horizontal and on the steepest
slope specified in ISO 7176-3:2012 less than or
Refer to report
equal to the rated slope. The wheelchair fails the
“SHES211202421604-ISO
requirement if the maximum stopping distance
7176-3_2012”
specified in Table 2 of this European Standard is
exceeded on the horizontal, or if the wheelchair
fails to stop on the test slope.
Test for determination of effectiveness of parking brakes
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Verdict
a) Adjust the parking brake in accordance with
the manufacturer's instructions without exceeding
the operating force requirements stated in Table
1.
b) Test the loaded wheelchair facing uphill in
accordance with ISO 7176-3:2012, with the test
plane inclined to the horizontal at the applicable
angle stated in Table 1 for the type class of the
wheelchair or at the rated slope specified by the
manufacturer, whichever is greater.
See Appended Table 10.2.2
Refer to report
“SHES211202421604-ISO
7176-3_2012”
P
c) Repeat b) with the wheelchair facing downhill.
10.2.2.3
d) Determine whether the parking brake holds the
loaded wheelchair stationary on the slope.
Test for protrusion of parts of the parking brakes
P
a) Engage the parking brake.
b) Move or remove the arm support to enable
transfer.
P
c) Check whether any part of the parking brake
protrudes above the level of the occupied seat.
10.2.2.4
Test method for fatigue strength of parking brakes
P
a) Carry out the test with the parking brake
mounted on the wheelchair or mounted on a
suitable test fixture that simulates mounting on
the wheelchair. If the wheelchair is fitted with two
identical brakes (left and right), test only one of
the brakes.
b) Adjust the parking brake in accordance with
the manufacturer's instructions without exceeding
the operating force requirements stated in Table
1.
c) Move the lever operating the brake smoothly
from the non-braking position to the braking
position for 60 000 cycles at a frequency not
greater than 0,5 Hz (4.12). Carry out
maintenance during testing only in accordance
with the manufacturer's instructions.
Complied.
P
d) Inspect the brake mechanism and determine
whether it has met the requirement.
10.3
e) If a test fixture was used, return the brake
mechanism to the wheelchair.
Freewheel device
The wheelchair shall be fitted with a freewheel
device that shall
— be accessible and operable by the occupant or
an assistant or both in accordance with the
manufacturer's intended use of the wheelchair,
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P
P
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— be within the reach space shown in Figure 1, if
the wheelchair is intended to be operated by the
occupant,
— be within the reach space shown in Figure 3, if
the wheelchair is intended to be operated solely
by an assistant;
— have operating forces for engaging and
disengaging that do not exceed those stated in
Table 1,
— be operable without detaching any parts,
— not depend on the battery power supplying the
motor drive system,
— have two defined positions including clear
indication of freewheel mode and drive mode,
— prevent use of the wheelchair's drive system, if
the freewheel device is activated.
A battery independent from the motor drive
battery may be used to supply energy to enable
freewheel mode.
Freewheel devices shall be protected against
activation caused by accidental contact.
Verdict
N/A
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
11
OPERATIONS
P
11.1
Operations intended to be carried out by the occupant and/or assistant
Wheelchairs shall be designed to facilitate ease
of operation by the occupant and/or assistant as
specified in the manufacturer’s instructions.
— operation of adjustable seating and adjustment
of postural supports,
— use of detachable components, including
removable arm supports, lower leg support
assemblies, etc., to facilitate safe transfers into
and out of the wheelchair,
— use of folding mechanisms, including folding
frames, etc., to facilitate storage and
transportation of unoccupied wheelchairs,
— carrying out maintenance, including use of
tools, etc.,
— use of manual steering controls,
P
— use of braking systems and freewheel devices,
— use of assistant controls,
11.2
P
N/A
N/A
P
P
N/A
P
N/A
— use of control devices.
P
Controls intended for operation by the occupant
P
Controls intended to be operated by the occupant
while seated shall be within the occupant reach
space shown in Figure 1.
The following controls, if fitted, are included:
P
P
— on/off switch or key,
P
— speed regulator,
P
— speed pre-setting,
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— running brake,
— parking brake,
P
Freewheel device used.
P
— audible warning device,
P
— direction indicator,
P
— direction switch,
P
— control device,
P
— manual steering controls,
N/A
— lighting controls,
N/A
— seating adjustments,
N/A
— detachable components, including removable
arm supports, lower leg support assemblies, etc.,
to facilitate safe transfers into and out of the
wheelchair,
— steering controls,
N/A
N/A
— freewheel device.
11.3
Verdict
N/A
Controls intended for operation by an assistant
P
Controls intended to be operated by an assistant
shall be within the reach space shown in Figure
3.
P
— brakes,
Freewheel device used
— control devices,
— push handles, and
P
N/A
P
— electrical ancillary equipment.
N/A
11.4
Assistant control unit, push handles and handgrips
N/A
11.4.1
Requirements
Switches intended to be operated by an assistant
while driving the wheelchair shall be attached to No such assistant control unit.
an assistant control unit.
N/A
When an assistant control unit is fitted,
N/A
— the unit shall be positioned behind the
wheelchair's back support, between 900 mm and
1 200 mm from the floor to the centre of the
operating means for the control device (e.g.
joystick handle), and
— there shall be a means to support the
assistant’s hand or hands used to operate the
control device.
When push handles are fitted, no part of the
wheelchair shall lie within a space to the rear of
No such push handles.
the wheelchair bounded by the following:
— a plane at 85°to the horizontal, that touches
the rearmost points of the push handles as shown
in Figure 6;
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N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
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— two planes not less than 350 mm apart
equidistant from a vertical plane parallel to the
forward direction of travel that bisects the
wheelchair, unless the intended occupant is a
child;
— the horizontal test plane.
When the wheelchair is fitted with steering and/or
manoeuvring handgrips for use by an assistant,
No such handgrips
the handgrips shall be at least 75 mm in length
and between 20 mm and 50 mm in diameter.
When manoeuvring handgrips are fitted with
controls that are intended to be used by being
gripped by one hand, the handgrip width when no
force is applied shall not be greater than 100 mm
and should not be greater than 80 mm (see
Figure 4).
Verdict
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
11.4.2
Test method
11.5
Operating forces
P
11.5.1
Requirements
P
All controls, except for means to operate brakes,
shall have operating forces for engaging and
releasing that do not exceed those stated in
Table 1 when tested in accordance with 11.5.2.
In addition, to achieve the intended function of the
system or device being operated, for knobs
No such knobs.
intended to be gripped and turned by one hand
— where the diameter of the knob is greater than
or equal to 25 mm and the force is transmitted by
friction, the numerical value of the torque,
expressed in Nm, shall not be greater than 0,05
times the numerical value of the diameter of the
knob, expressed in mm, and
— where the diameter of the knob is less than 25
mm diameter, the numerical value of the torque,
expressed in Nm, shall not be greater than 0,025
times the numerical value of the diameter of
knob, expressed in mm.
11.5.2
Test method
a) Position a means to apply force or torque as
applicable:
1) where the operation is performed by pushing
or pulling, position the means to apply force
parallel to the direction of operation and in the
middle of the knob or button;
2) in the case of a lever of length 30 mm or
greater, position the means to apply force at a
distance of 15 mm from the end of the operating
lever;
3) in the case of a lever of length less than 30
mm, position the means to apply force at the
midpoint of the lever;
4) for a turning knob, use a suitable means (e.g. a
force gauge) to measure torque concentrically on
the knob.
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N/A
P
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
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b) Gradually increase the force or torque until the
intended function of the system or device as
specified by the manufacturer's instructions is
achieved.
c) Measure and record the maximum operating
force.
N/A
d) Perform b) to c) three times in total.
e) Calculate and record the arithmetic mean of
the three recorded measurements.
11.6
Seating adjustments for tilt and recline systems
N/A
11.6.1
Requirements
If the manufacturer specifies that the seating can
be adjusted by an assistant or the occupant or
both while the occupant is seated, the assistant
and/or the occupant shall not have to lift a mass
Can not be adjusted.
(e.g. the combined mass of the occupant and the
seating) which presents a moving and handling
safety hazard to the assistant and/or the
occupant.
Controls for seating adjustments intended to be
operated by the occupant shall be accessible to
the occupant from all seating positions.
Test method
N/A
11.6.2
N/A
N/A
N/A
a) Adjust the seating as specified in the
manufacturer's instructions.
N/A
b) Record whether the wheelchair has met the
requirements.
12
ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS
P
12.1
General requirements
P
The wheelchair shall conform to the requirements Refer to report
of ISO 7176-14:2008, except as specified in
“SHES211202421613-ISO
9.5.4.
7176-14_2008”
Refer to ISO 7176-21:2009
The wheelchair and battery charger shall conform
testing report(report No.:
to the requirements of ISO 7176-21:2009.
SHEM161100719801)
In addition, wheelchairs that include an on-board
battery charger shall conform to the applicable
electrical requirements of EN 60601-1:2006.
12.2
Circuit protection
The driving, braking and steering functions shall
not be affected by the operation of the means of
protection of any other circuit.
Lights, direction indicators and hazard warning
flasher functions shall not be affected by the
operation of the means of protection of any other
circuit.
Circuit protection devices that carry the total
current of the battery set may be used.
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P
P
N/A
P
P
P
Fuse used.
P
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Battery chargers
Battery chargers for wheelchairs conform to the
requirements of ISO 7176-14:1997 that apply to
battery chargers, together with the following
provisions:
a) battery chargers indicate when charging is in
progress and when charging is complete;
b) battery chargers have the capability of
charging batteries discharged to 70 % of their
nominal voltage;
c) battery chargers operate without the need for
intervention or supervision apart from connecting
and turning on at the start of charging and turning
off and disconnecting at the end of charging;
d) carry-on and on-board battery chargers meet
the environmental protection requirements of
IPX4 when tested in accordance with EN
60529:1991 and shall meet the Class II Test
Voltage requirements of EN 60335-1:2012
following the test.
12.4
12.5
Verdict
PP
Refer to report
“SHES211202421613-ISO
7176-14_2008”
P
P
P
P
Off-board battery charger
used.
N/A
Charging connector
P
The wheelchair have a charging connector that is
readily accessible and operable by the occupant
or an assistant or both in accordance with the
manufacturer's intended use of the wheelchair.
P
The requirement is verified by inspection.
P
Battery enclosures and containers
P
Battery enclosures and containers provide
protection so that it should not be possible for
liquids dropping from above to enter into them
and onto any cell or battery they contain.
12.6
Result – Remark
Shenzhen BST Technology
Co., Ltd is responsible for
testing Lithium battery
pack(model: 24V6A) and
issued EN 62133: 2013
testing report(report No.:
SHBST1611553240001YSR2)
Emergency stop
The wheelchair was fitted with one or more
emergency stop devices to enable actual or
impending danger to be averted.
Each emergency stop device was:
— be clearly identifiable, clearly visible and
quickly accessible by the intended operator, and
— stop the hazardous process as quickly as
practicable, without creating additional risks.
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N/A
No emergency stop used.
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
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Once active operation of the emergency stop
device has ceased following a stop command,
that command shall be sustained by the
wheelchair until that engagement is specifically
overridden. It was not possible to engage the
device without triggering a stop command. It shall
be possible to disengage the device only by an
appropriate operation, and disengaging the
device shall not restart the wheelchair but only
permit restarting.
The emergency stop function was available and
operational at all times, regardless of the
operating mode.
Emergency stop devices were a back-up to other
safeguarding measures and not a substitute for
them.
Additional emergency stop devices may be
attached to a wheelchair to be operated by an
assistant. Where the intended occupant has an
impairment which restricts their ability to operate
an emergency stop device, the risk assessment
should take this into account.
12.7
12.8
12.9
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
Lighting
Wheelchairs intended by the manufacturer for
outdoor use was supplied with integral lighting
suitable for the operations concerned where the
absence thereof is likely to cause a risk despite
ambient lighting of normal intensity.
Wheelchairs were subject to national
requirements for lighting and reflectors.
If there are no national requirements, the
manufacturer conform to applicable automotive
Directives of the European Union (76/756/EEC
[12], 97/28/EC [13]).
Verdict
N/A
Only indoor used.
N/A
N/A
N/A
Switching off while driving
P
If the wheelchair is switched off while driving on
the horizontal, it shall come to a stop within the
maximum stopping distances specified in Table 2.
P
Software
Software that is embedded in the wheelchair or is
an integral part of the wheelchair, and the
malfunction of which could give rise to a
Not evaluated.
hazardous situation, shall be developed and
maintained in accordance with EN 62304:2006.
This requirement does not apply to software
produced before the date of withdrawal of EN
12184:2009, but it does apply to software
modifications that are made after that date.
N/E
N/E
N/E
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INFORMATION SUPPLIED BY THE MANUFACTURER
P
13.1
General
P
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Requirement + Test
Each wheelchair was provided with
documentation and labelling that conforms to the
requirements in EN 12182 and ISO 717615:1996.
In addition, the manufacturer provides the
documentation in three separate sections: presale, user and service information as specified in
13.2, 13.3 and 13.4. These may be provided as
separate printed documents or in other forms of
media to meet the needs of individual occupants
or their assistants.
For the requirements in 13.2 and 13.3, unless
otherwise specified, all linear dimensions shall
be expressed in millimetres and all masses were
expressed in kilograms.
Pre-sale information
In addition to the requirements of 13.1, pre-sale
information shall include the following:
a) information on how to obtain the user
information in a format appropriate for use by
visually impaired people;
b) a description of the intended occupant of the
wheelchair, including the occupant’s mass and
any specific requirements for the occupant’s
functional capability, visual ability and cognitive
ability suitable for operating the wheelchair safely
in its intended environment;
c) the intended operator (occupant, assistant or
both);
d) a description of the intended use and the
intended environment;
e) the type class of the wheelchair: Class A,
Class B or Class C;
f) the overall dimensions (width, length and
height) of the wheelchair and its mass when it is
ready for use and, if applicable, when it is folded
or dismantled;
g) if the overall dimensions of the wheelchair
when it is ready for use exceed the values
recommended in A.1.1, a clear statement that
the wheelchair is larger than the recommended
dimensions;
h) the minimum width of corridor in which the
wheelchair can be turned to face the opposite
direction;
i) the rated slope, expressed in degrees;
j) the standard options that are available for the
wheelchair;
k) the type(s) of tyres that can be used on the
wheelchair;
l) operator adjustments;
m) if the wheelchair can be dismantled or has
any removable parts, the mass of the heaviest
part;
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Result – Remark
Refer to report
“SHES211202421614-ISO
7176-15_1996”
Verdict
P
P
P
P
Refer to user manual(file No.:
JLB/WI-D09)
P
P
P
P
P
Class A
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
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n) information concerning whether the removal of
parts or accessories intended by the
manufacturer to be removed without the use of
tools will have adverse or beneficial effects on
the wheelchair;
o) information on whether or not the wheelchair
is intended to be used as a seat in a motor
vehicle, and whether and how this depends on
the standard options referred to in j);
p) information on whether the unoccupied
wheelchair is suitable for land and/or air
transport;
q) the theoretical continuous driving distance
range, expressed in kilometres, that the
wheelchair can travel under its own power on the
horizontal when tested in accordance with ISO
7176-4:2008, with the addition of a note
explaining that the distance will be reduced if the
wheelchair is used frequently on slopes, rough
ground or to climb kerbs, etc.;
This additional requirement may be reduced to
some degree if an accurate charge level
indicator is fitted.
r) the maximum height of kerb which the
wheelchair can descend safely;
s) if a programmable controller is fitted,
information on the method of programming, the
competency required to carry out the
programming and the effects it can have on
driving performance.
User information
User information shall be provided by the
manufacturer with each wheelchair. Further
Refer to user manual(file No.:
copies shall also be available for any subsequent
JLB/WI-D09)
user of the wheelchair. User information shall
contain all pre-sale information and the following:
a) the unique identification number of the
wheelchair or information on the location of the
unique identification number on the wheelchair;
b) any adjustment or settings required before the
wheelchair can be used and warnings of how
adjustments or settings affect stability;
c) where applicable, information on any
adjustments that can be made and the
competency required to carry out these
adjustments;
d) instructions on operation of all controls,
including brakes;
e) instructions on how to engage and disengage
the drive system;
f) the wheelchair manufacturer's recommended
tyre pressure(s), expressed in kPa, bar or PSI;
g) instructions for dealing with tyre punctures,
where pneumatic tyres are fitted;
h) the battery type and nominal voltage;
i) instructions for battery maintenance;
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j) instructions for operating the battery charger,
including warnings regarding any potential safety
hazards (e.g. a possibility of gas accumulating in
the charging area, use of the wrong type of
battery charger);
k) if required by the risk analysis, instructions for
fitting an additional emergency stop device
where the intended occupant has an impairment
which could restrict their ability to operate one;
l) instructions on whether and how the
wheelchair can be folded to assist in storage or
transport;
m) instructions on dismantling and re-assembly
of the wheelchair or any removable parts;
n) instructions regarding transport of the
wheelchair when it is unoccupied (e.g. in a car or
aeroplane);
o) the masses of parts of the wheelchair that are
expected to be handled during dismantling,
reassembly, or carrying;
p) the positions of points where the component
parts can be gripped for safe moving and
handling and/or a method for handling during
dismantling, assembly or carrying;
q) if the manufacturer specifies that the
wheelchair is intended for use as a seat in a
motor vehicle, the method of attaching
wheelchair tiedown and occupant restraints, and
recommendations about suitable tiedown and
restraint systems;
r) if the manufacturer specifies that the
wheelchair is not intended for use in the motor
vehicle, a warning to that effect, together with the
symbol shown in Figure 7;
s) instructions on how to obtain and fit the
optional anterior pelvic support (see 9.4) if it is
not supplied with the wheelchair;
t) the positions of points intended to carry
additional loads;
u) instructions for preparing the wheelchair for
long-term storage (e.g. longer than four months)
and for preparing it for use afterward;
v) a warning that the wheelchair might disturb the
operation of devices in its environment that emit
electromagnetic fields (e.g. alarm systems of
shops, automatic doors, etc.);
w) a warning that the driving performance of the
wheelchair can be influenced by electromagnetic
fields (e.g. those emitted by portable telephones,
electricity generators or high power sources);
x) a warning that the stopping distance on slopes
can be significantly greater than on level ground;
y) a warning that surface temperatures can
increase when exposed to external sources of
heat (e.g. sunlight);
z) a warning for trapping hazards (e.g. pinch
points);
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aa) a warning if driving characteristics can be
adjusted outside the limits specified in Table 1
and Table 2;
bb) a warning if the adjustments of seating or
wheel positions can be set outside safe limits;
cc) if the overall width or overall length of the
wheelchair when it is ready for use exceed the
applicable values recommended in A.1.1, a
warning concerning access to emergency
escape routes;
dd) the level of resistance to ignition of materials
and assemblies;
ee) information on the recycling of used batteries
and of the wheelchair;
ff) if the characteristics of the wheelchair
(including occupant as applicable) exceed the
limits specified in Annex M of the Technical
Specification for Interoperability relating to
Accessibility for Persons with Reduced Mobility
(PRM-TSI), a statement to that effect (see Annex
D);
gg) information on how to find out about product
safety notices and product recalls, for example
by ensuring the supplier has up-to-date contact
information;
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hh) the expected service life of the wheelchair;
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ii) the name and address of the manufacturer;
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jj) the name and address of the authorised
representative, where the manufacturer does not
have a registered place of business in the
European Union.
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Service information
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The service information shall contain all the presale information, user information and
instructions necessary for the maintenance,
adjustment and repair of the wheelchair and for
the replacement of parts.
13.5
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Labels
In addition to the requirements of 13.1, the
manufacturer shall apply permanent labelling for
the following:
a) devices for disengagement of the drive
system, showing engaged and disengaged
positions, including a warning that the drive
system should be re-engaged before an
occupant is left unattended or attempts to
operate the wheelchair;
b) for wheelchairs where the intended use
includes use as a seat in a motor vehicle, the
position of attachment points for wheelchair tiedown and occupant restraint systems (WTORS);
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c) for wheelchairs not intended to be used as a
seat in a motor vehicle, a warning to that effect,
including the symbol shown in Figure 7 with a
diameter not less than 15 mm, in the same
location as the labelling required by ISO 717615:1996;
d) for battery chargers that are not on-board
chargers, information and connection details
specified in Clause 9 of ISO 7176-14:1997;
e) for Class A wheelchairs not intended for use
outdoors, a warning to that effect.
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