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General
Thank you for choosing an Etac product.
To avoid accidents and injury when moving and handling
the products, read the manual carefully.
The person described as "the user" in this user manual
is the person who is lying or sitting on the product. The
assistant or assistants are the people who manoeuvre the
product.
This symbol appears alongside the text in
the manual. It draws the reader's attention
to points at which there may be a risk to the
health and safety of the user or assistant.
The products comply with the standards applicable for
Class 1 products in the European Council Directive MDD
93/42/EEC on medical devices.
Lot no/Batch no:
xxxxxxxxxx
Production year Running number
At Etac we strive to improve our products all the time and
therefore we reserve the right to make changes to products without prior warning. All measurements given on
illustrations and similar material are for guidance only and
Etac cannot be held liable for errors and defects.
The information given in this manual, including recommendations, combinations and sizing, does not apply to
special orders and modifications. If the customer makes
adjustments, repairs or combinations not predetermined
by Etac, the Etac CE certification and Etac warranty will
be voided. If in doubt, please contact Etac.
Warranty: Two-year warranty on material and manufacturing defects, provided that the product is used correctly.
For further information on the Etac transfer range, see
www.etac.com.
The product can be scrapped in accordance with national
regulations.
Symbols
Washing
Handwash
Wipe off
Tumbledry
Keep out of the sun
Iron
Do not dryclean
Do not bleach
Risk of sliding down
Intended use
Butterfly is a unique glide board for use in manually
handling a user with good seated balance in the seated
Never leave on the floor
Warning
Read the User Manual
Batch no./Lot no.
User mass limit = maximum
rated load
The product can be
scrapped in accordance
with national regulations
Manufacturer
Class 1 - European Council
Directive MDD 93/42/EEC
on medical devices
position. The glide board can be used with or without
glide wings.
Acute care, Long-term care, Home care
Intended enviroment
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Positioning
Practical handling
When moving a user from bed to chair or other seat,
position the wheelchair at an angle of 40˚ from the bed.
Distance between two supporting surfaces must not
exceed 25 cm (illustration 1). The black surfaces under the
Butterfly glide board must be supported.
Use
To use with glide wings
Fitting the glide wings:
If using glide wings, position these over the Butterfly
glide board so that they are flush with the cutout on the
glide board. Push the Velcro tapes to the back (and feed
through the handle). The tape is flush with both cutouts.
Turn the Butterfly glide board and fasten the Velcro tape.
The user leans away from the direction of movement and
either the assistant or the user him/herself pushes a small
part of the glide wing under the users buttock/thigh (Illustration 4). The user now leans in the direction of movement. Pushing him/herself away from the mattress, the
user now glides slowly over to the wheelchair (Illustration
5 + 6 + 7). Depending on how self-supportive the user is,
the assistant can help the user either by supporting the
upper body with a Support Belt or completing the move
using a Sling.
Position the glide board so that the cutout rests firmly
against the wheelchair wheel. The other side must be
positioned on e.g. the bed next to the users thigh (illustration 4).
Remember to apply brakes to lock wheelchair and bed
(illustration 2 + 3).
To use without glide wings:
The user can slide slowly or "shuffle" over to the wheelchair by pushing him/herself away from the mattress
(Illustration 5 + 6 + 7).
Depending on how self-supportive the user is, the assistant can help the user either by supporting the upper
body with a Support Belt or using a Sling, MultiGlide,
towel or similar to complete the manual handling.
Tips
If a slant is established (e.g. if the bed is slightly higher than
the wheelchair), the user will slide more easily from one to
the other.
To prevent strain on the knees in connection with the
above moves, it may be beneficial to use a Pediturn turnplate and a Support Belt, so that the user does not twist at
the knee and the assistant has a good grip on the user.
To remove Butterfly, the user moves his/her weight from the
glide board, lifts and then pulls it free.
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Special features
Notice
Always check the product before use and after washing.
Never use a defective product. If the product shows signs
of wear-and-tear, it must be scrapped.
Check the product before use and after cleaning.
Read these instructions carefully.
It is important that assistants receive instruction in manual
handling. Etac offers advice and training for assistants.
For further information, contact Etac.
Always use the correct manual handling techniques.
Encourage the client to assist where possible
To ensure that the client feels safe and that every manual
handling is smooth, always plan the manual handling in
advance.
There is a risk that the user may slide off. Never
leave the user alone on the edge of the bed.
Never leave the product on the floor.
Always make a risk assessment, and secure that the
assistive product can be used at the individual user
and in combination with other devices that it is safe
for the user and caregivers.
Never use Butterfly under wet conditions as the
underside of the board may become slippery in
contact with water.
Remember to apply brakes to lock bed and wheelchair.
The product should be checked regularly, preferably each
time it is used, and especially after wash.
Check that there is no damage to seams or fabric.
Never try to repair a product yourself.
Never use a defective product.
Glide wing:
Can be wiped with soapy water or disinfectant.
Do not use fabric softener – this will reduce the
glide effect.
Washing instructions:
Butterfly, glide board:
Can be wiped with soapy water or disinfectant.
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Articles
Article no.DescriptionSize (mm)
IM401Butterfly, glide board without glide wingsW320 x L660
IM4001Butterfly, glide wings, largeW400 x L310
IM4002Butterfly, glide wings, X-largeW520 x L310
Combinations
Article no.DescriptionSize (mm)
IM99836GTPediTurn, turnplate for floor use Ø400
IM99700PediTurn, hardØ380
IM8017015SupportBelt, 11 handles, X-largeW150 x L1700
IM8015013SupportBelt, 8 handles, large W130 x L1500
IM8013013SupportBelt, 6 handles, medium W130 x L1300
IM8010513 SupportBelt, 5 handles, small W130 x L1050
IM8010509SupportBelt, 4 handles, X-smallW90 x L1050
IM8009009SupportBelt, 4 handles, XX-smallW90 x L900
IM428Sling, 2x4 handles W200 x L1850
IM425SmartMove, 2 handles W210 x L600
IM428KSling, 2 x 4 handles, shortW200 x L1200
IM426SmartMove, 4 handlesW210 x L600
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Service Information
Thank you for choosing an Etac product. If the customer makes adjustments, repairs or combinations not predetermined by Etac, the
Etac CE certification and Etac warranty will be voided.
Warranty: Two-year warranty on material and manufacturing defects, provided that the product is used correctly. Before taking a
product in service always make a risk assesment according to national and/or local legislation.
First inspection:
• Is the packaging intact?
• Read the label on the packaging and check the article no. and product description
• Check that Short Instruction is enclosed – updated User Manual/Instruction for use can be downloaded from www.etac.com or contact your
Etac Customer Service or the local distributor.
• Check the label on the product - does it include article no., product description, lot/batch no., cleaning instructions and supplier name?
Periodic Inspection:
• Make sure that your Manual transfer system always is in a perfect condition.
• After wash – always check materials, stitching, handles, buckles.
• If the product shows signs of wear and tear, it must be removed from service immediately.
• Lot no/Batch no:
xxxxxxxxxx
Production year Running number
Visual inspection/Check the product:
Ensure that the materials, seams, stitching,
handles, buckles are intact/faultless.
Mechanical load or stress/Test handles:
Draw hard in the handles in opposite directions
and control the material, seams and stitching.
Test buckles:
Lock the buckle and draw in opposite directions,
control the buckle and the stitching.
Stability test:
Try to bend the product verify that it feels firm,
stable and solid.
Test low/high friction:
Place the product on a firm surface or a bed,
place your hands on the material and test the
friction by pushing your hands down into the
product.
Low friction – slides effortlessly
High friction – no sliding/moving
Check always:
Manual transfer aids with handles, straps and buckles: Manual transfer aids for sitting and lying transfer:
Manual transfer aids with high or low friction:
The product can be
scrapped in accordance
with national regulations
Read the
User Manual
If in doubt, please contact Etac Customer Service or local distributor for more information and guidance.
For more information about training and the use of these products, contact the Etac transfer experts – www.etac.com.
Class 1 - European Council
Directive MDD 93/42/EEC
on medical devices
R82 UK Ltd.
Unit D4A, Coombswood Business Park, East Coombswood Way,
Halesowen,West Midlands B62 8BH, UK
Tel 0121 561 2222
Fax 0121 559 5437
R82uk@r82.com www.r82.co.uk
Snug Seat Inc.
12801 E. Independence Blvd., P.O. Box 1739, Matthews, NC 28106, US
Tel 1 800 336 7684
Fax 704 882 0751
information@snugseat.com www.snugseat.com
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