Labels
The wheelchair is equipped with labels containing important information on its safe and proper use. These labels must not be removed and must remain visible at all times. If a label is damaged or illegible, you can order a new one from Scewo or your reseller.
Name Plate with Serial Number
 (a) Name plate of BROs manufactured from April 2024 |  (b) Name plate of BROs manufactured before April 2024 |
Use Only After Training and Examination
An introductory training session and exam must be provided by Scewo or an official reseller before the device, and in particular the stair mode, may be used. See also BRO Certificate. The corresponding sticker may be located on the inside of your BRO's armrest. For BROs produced after March 2024, the sticker is no longer attached to the wheelchair
Main Switch and Brake Release
The label indicates the position in which the switch must be in order to turn the main power supply on or off.
Moreover, the label indicates the button that releases the wheelchair’s brakes in order to operate the wheelchair in manual push mode (see Manual Emergency Operation (Push Mode)).
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Securement Points
The label indicates where the wheelchair must be secured during transport in a vehicle specially equipped for this purpose. Each securement point is labelled accordingly. For a description of how to transport the wheelchair see Transporting the Wheelchair.
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(a) Front
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(b) Back
Do not Use Integrated Pelvic Belt in Vehicles
The label indicates that you must use the seat belts of the vehicle and not the integrated pelvic belt when transporting the wheelchair in a moving vehicle.
 (a) Old label on the pelvic belt |  (b) New label on the pelvic belt |
Crushing Hazard
The wheelchair is heavy and comprises a large number of movable parts. In a worst-case scenario, a finger or other limb could get trapped. The label indicates a crushing hazard.
(a) Variant 1 |
(b) Variant 2 |
