Today, Smart Hire will be introducing the features of its special-needs portable toilets. These toilets are specially designed to have a flat base (measuring just 2.5cm high) in order to allow for wheelchair and amputee access.
These toilets have an interior hand railing, as well as the recommended Australian internal dimensions of 1.96 M in length, and 1.96 M in width, allowing plenty of room for maneuvering. The door width is 910mm across and has a door dampening attachment for a slow and consistent close.
Another feature is the easy close door handle, which has a swiveling head, allowing the door to be locked, and then unlocked, from the inside with just one hand.
Toilets may also be fitted (by request) with sanitary bins if required.
Before using the sanitary features, the toilet with a need to be filled with water, this may be done by removing the cap from the water tank, inserting a garden hose and filling from a tap or clean water source, and then refitting the cap when the tank is full.
After the waste has been deposited, a pump handle may be shifted back and forth in order to flush the toilet. Likewise, a small hand pump may be shifted back and forth in order to pump water for the sanitary hand basin, allowing for hand washing after use.
The toilet comes with both a complimentary toilet with every hire, as well as deodorizing incense disks and chemical disinfectants for the waste tub. Every toilet is disinfected and cleaned before every hire, creating a safe and clean environment for every customer.
We hope that you have enjoyed our presentation on disability access toilets.
Today, Smart Hire will be showing you how to start and use an electronic misting fan, otherwise known as a vapor fan or water misting fan.
Before beginning the set-up process, be sure to read all the machine labels and familiarise yourself with all of the key components such as the buttons, levers, valve, and plugs.
Begin by moving the machine into the desired position and then locking the wheels in order to set it in place. Then remove the cap to the bottom water reservoir and fill the tank with water, resealing the cap when done.
Secondly, simply plug in the machine to an electrical outlet or lead. Once the machine is plugged in, you are able to assign the setting for the fan, choosing between settings one, two, or three for different levels of fan-forced. Once the fan force has been chosen the fan may be turned on.
To activate the misting attachment, simply flick the switch labeled “mist” in order to start the misting pump and pivot the blue handle into the “on” position in order to allow water flow to the machine's head. The fan also has a rotating feature that may be activated by attaching a small drive arm to the main head of the machine. It is recommended to do this while the machine is off, in order to reduce movement.
Finally, when done simply turn off all switches for both the fan and misting pump, as well as closing the water valve. Then unplug the electrical hose, and drain the remaining water from the water reservoir through the water “drain value” at the base of the machine.
All equipment shown can be hired in-store at multiple locations.
Please contact us at:
For general hire- www.carnegierental.com.au
For concrete care- smarthireconcretecare.com.au
For trailer hire- www.melbournetrailerhire.com.au
For toilet hire- www.melbournetoilethire.com.au
The team at Carnegie Smart Hire pride ourselves on personal service and on our knowledge of the equipment we hire.