Bathing
Tutti
HK-8100
Easy transport, easy transfer
Wheelchair like mobility, for smooth docking
Safe transfer assistance
The leg rest can be completely folded under the seat, creating ample legroom. This allows the caregiver to step in further, allowing transfers to be performed more smoothly and with reduced physical strain.
Natural front-facing bathing
The forward motion when transporting enables front-facing bathing, reducing the anxiety and embarrassment of the bather.
Smooth docking
Bathtub designed with a wide 610 mm opening, allowing for smoother docking.
Expanded legroom allows comfortable bathing for persons up to 180cm in height
Focusing on a more natural bathing posture, allowing bathers to stretch their legs, the shape of the bath has been redesigned. The leg space has been expanded by 140mm compared to the previous model.
An intricately designed bathing wheelchair providing greater safety and reliability
Further alleviates the burden on caregivers Now 13kg lighter, allows for smoother operability
The weight of the bathing wheelchair has been reduced by 13kg from the previous model. This allows for smoother transfer and transportation, reducing the burden on the caregivers.
Easy handling with very little strength required Ergonomic, “Balance-Tilt” design for easy reclining
Our unique Balance-Tilt design requires very little strength to recline the chair, even with a bather sitting in it. The Tutti Balance-Tilt is designed to tilt the chair back based on the bather’s center of gravity, making it possible even for caregivers without much strength to easily control the chair by themselves, regardless of the bather’s weight. Bathers can also maintain a natural posture with little shift of their center of gravity, making them feel more secure.
Open & Close Type Side Guards
An open & close type side-guard for easy transfer An over-sized side guard protecting up to the knee (with lock)
Features an Open & Close Slide Guard, making transfer easier by allowing the bathing wheelchair to come right by the side of the wheelchair the bathing is transfered form. The side guards have also been enlarged, providing protection to above the bather’s knees for added safety.
Retractable Leg-Rest
A retractable leg-rest allowing for safer standing and transfer
The leg-rest can be completely stored underneath the seat. This creates a space at the feet to allow for safer movement.
Safety Belt
A safety belt providing a high level of support
Safety belts are provided for the lumbar and chest region as standard. An additional safety belt can be added as an optional piece allowing for greater safety.
Four independently locking casters
Casters have been redesigned to provide improved maneuverability. All four casters are equipped with locks for added safety.
A flat wheelchair seat for easier transfer
To make transfer easier, the seat has been designed with a nearly flat surface and the tip has also been refined to be a bit lower.
Sliding Headrest
Thorough cleaning made easy
Easy to clean wheelchair pad, removable seat and sliding headrest. The large tank lid can easily be removed for easy cleaning (also allowing verification of tank water temperature by hand).
A space-saving design allowing installation in 3 × 3.5 m unit bathrooms
The compact size is perfect for smaller facilities
The smallest bathing wheelchair in the industry.
The shape of the tank has been redesigned to reduce the total length of the unit by 175 mm compared to the previous model (with a total length of 1,830mm), making installation possible in 3 × 3.5 m unit bathrooms.
Smooth docking and easy caregiving
The bathing wheelchair also serves as the door to the bathtub, allowing for a more compact docking.
This facilitates the bathing wheelchair approach to the bathtub tank.
A more efficient pathing
Cuts down on wasted caregiver travel time to focus solely on bathing care.
Shoulder shower feature
The shoulder shower can be used not only during bathing but also during drainage preventing chills after bathing.
Water jet feature
Dual jet-stream nozzles installed for comfortable bathing.
VARIATIONS
A lineup providing selectable functions depending on preferences
Tutti HK-8100 Always fresh with hot water
Automatic tank refill for efficient bather rotation
The bath water tank automatically refills during the bath, to facilitate efficient bather rotation. This feature can be turned off prior to the last bath, to conserve water.
Economical with less hot water
The amount of hot water used by each bather amounts to around 185L. This is around 100 L less than the amount of water used by the average family household, making hygienic bathing an economically viable option.
SPECIFICATIONS
Tutti HK-8100
| Product name | Wheelchair-accessible Bath System HK-8100 |
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| Power supply voltage | AC 100V 50/60Hz |
| Power input | 0.8kVA (50Hz) / 1.1kVA (60Hz) |
| Power consumption | 0.7kW (50Hz) / 1.1kW (60Hz) |
| External dimensions | 1660 × 1200 × 1160(H) mm * Bathtub width 840mm |
| Inner bathtub dimensions | Approx. 1410 × 610 × 620(D) mm |
| Bathtub volume (when full)/Water consumption | Approx. 285L / Approx. 185L |
| Weight | 200 kg |
| Seal mechanism drive system | Electric actuator |
| Bath fill / drainage time | Approx. 1 min / Approx. 1 min. (with 170cm / 65kg bather and standard water level) |
| Tank volume | Approx. 260 L (effective volume) |
| Tank fill time | Approx. 8 mins (using the rapid tank fill function) |
| Temperature control | Electric mixer |
| Optional add-on features | Shoulder Shower Set (HK8100-001), Water Jet Set (HK8100-002),Backup Battery Set (HK8100-003) |
| Safety functions | Abnormal fill temperature drain function, abnormal tank fill temperature stop function, abnormal bath fill temperature stop function, abnormal shower temperature caution / stop function |
| Auxiliary functions | Slow fill start function, automatic fill / water level detection function, elapsed time display / alert function, rapid tank fill, rapid bathtub fill / drain function, hand shower, tank / bathtub temperature display, alert tone |
Made in Japan
Bathing Wheelchair RA-8100
| External dimensions |
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| Weight | 47 kg |
| Back angle | 60°(when bathing) / 81°(when transporting) |
| Casters | φ 125mm diam (with stoppers) |
| Safety function | Safety belts (waist, chest, leg (optional accessory)) |
| Auxiliary functions | Balance tilt mechanism, sliding headrest, moving side guards, one-touch retractable leg rest |
| Standard accessories | Wheelchair Pad, Safety Belts (waist, chest), Pad Fastener Remover |
| Bather’s height range | Persons measuring 140–180 cm |
| Bather’s weight range | Persons weighing 100kg or less |
Made in Japan
Accessories (consumable parts)
| Wheelchair Pad | RA8100-001 | 1 |
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| Waist Belt | RA825-001 | 1 set |
| Chest Belt | RA825-009 | 1 set |
| Headrest | RA355-014 | 1 |
| Pad Fastener Stud | RA355-009 | 1 |
| Pad Fastener Socket | RA825-008 | 1 |
Options
| Shoulder Shower Set | HK8100-001 |
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| Water Jet Set | HK8100-002 |
| Backup Battery Set | HK8100-003 |
| Leg Belt | RA825-002 |
LAYOUT
Layout diagram/Installation diagram
Installation conditions
Installation works
| Hot water supply | 20A, stopped with a water cutoff valve. Raise from floor 100mm |
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| Hot water/water supply pressure | 150–300 kPa |
| Hot water/water flow | 40L/min or more for each |
| Hot water supply temperature | 55–70 °C (end temperature) When the hot water / water supply pressure exceeds 300kPa, add a reducing valve to the water cutoff valve to reduce the pressure back down to 150–300kPa. |
Electrical works
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| PF piping |
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Construction works
| Floor gradient | Form an identical floor gradient of 1:100 across the area marked with( ). (* Part dimensions) |
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| Drainage capacity | Use a trap or some other form of odor prevention, and ensure a drainage capacity of at least 300L/min. |
| Drain | Pit drain (groove depth of 200mm or more) install the drain port in the groove. |
| Boiler capacity |
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- Specifications and appearance are subject to change for improvement without notification.
- The content of this catalog is current as of April, 2023.
