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FAQ
Why are the bars to VENDLET not turning as intended when under load?
Is VENDLET suitable for all patients?
It is important to establish whether VENDLET is suitable for the patient. Precautions must be taken e.g. if the patient is continually restless in bed.
As standard, VENDLET has a weight capacity of max. 200 kg. However, VENDLET can be custom-built for patients weighing up to 400 kg.
VENDLET is not to be used for children under the age of 12 as they risk getting caught.
Due to requirements to mechanical safety it is not the intention that the patient is to operate VENDLET on his own. However, VENDLET can be custom-built for this purpose.
Is VENDLET applicable for incontinent patients?
Is VENDLET applicable with a pressure relief mattress?
Is it necessary to use the side rails, if the patient is lying completely still in bed?
Is it necessary to pull out the plug to cut off the power supply to VENDLET before leaving the patient in bed?
Is it always necessary to insert the safety locks in the fittings on VENDLET HC-2 before leaving the patient in the bed?
How do we attach the urine bag if the patient uses a catheter?
What if the turning sheet does not roll up evenly on the bars?
Why is the red side activated, if the blue buttons on the hand control are pressed, etc.?
Is VENDLET suitable for all patients?
It is important to establish whether VENDLET is suitable for the patient. Precautions must be taken e.g. if the patient is continually restless in bed.
As standard, VENDLET has a weight capacity of max. 200 kg. However, VENDLET can be custom-built for patients weighing up to 400 kg.
VENDLET is not to be used for children under the age of 12 as they risk getting caught.
Due to requirements to mechanical safety it is not the intention that the patient is to operate VENDLET on his own. However, VENDLET can be custom-built for this purpose.
Is VENDLET applicable for incontinent patients?
Is VENDLET applicable with a pressure relief mattress?
Is it necessary to use the side rails, if the patient is lying completely still in bed?
Is it necessary to pull out the plug to cut off the power supply to VENDLET before leaving the patient in bed?
Is it always necessary to insert the safety locks in the fittings on VENDLET HC-2 before leaving the patient in the bed?
How do we attach the urine bag if the patient uses a catheter?
What if the turning sheet does not roll up evenly on the bars?
Why is the red side activated, if the blue buttons on the hand control are pressed, etc.?