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  • Soloc Uno one handed pelvic belt for those with one-sided weakness with stroke injury or hemiplegia
  • The FlexiFix side of the belt holds the buckle in place so you can use your 'good' hand to connect the belt.
  • Pulling on the large D-ring allows you to tighten the belt.
  • The Soloc Uno is a belt for those who can only use one side of their body.
  • Soloc Uno postural belt fastened across a lap. The belt can be fastened using one hand only
  • Soloc Uno one handed pelvic belt for those with one-sided weakness with stroke injury or hemiplegia
  • The FlexiFix side of the belt holds the buckle in place so you can use your 'good' hand to connect the belt.
  • Pulling on the large D-ring allows you to tighten the belt.
  • The Soloc Uno is a belt for those who can only use one side of their body.
  • Soloc Uno postural belt fastened across a lap. The belt can be fastened using one hand only

Soloc Uno

$199.95 – $214.95

Pack of 2

The Frame Saver Clamps allow you to connect the Soloc Belts to a tubular frame.

Frame Saver Clamps

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The Soloc Uno is a seatbelt solution for one-handed users. This might be due to a stroke, limited mobility or a limb difference.

How does it work?

The FlexiFix arm holds the buckle of the seatbelt in a ‘ready’ position, allowing you to bring the stud side to it and connect easily. The buckle closes with ease with the help of a magnet, which activates a physical connection in the buckle. Simply tighten the belt by pulling on the D-ring, in the same way you would usually tighten a lap belt.

To release the belt, simply push against the small lip or pull the pull tab. This allows users with limited hand function to release their buckle independently.

The FlexiFix arm remains in an upright position when the belt is not in use, making transferring in and out of the wheelchair much easier!

What sizes does it come in?

The FlexiFix arm of the Uno belt is one-size. There several fixing holes to choose from, depending on the length needed. You can also purchase an extender plate to add up to 120mm.

The belt can be adjusted to fit on the webbing side of the belt, where it attaches to the chair. To fit this side of the belt, you will need to allow enough extra webbing to bring the stud side all the way to the buckle. You also have adjustability at the centre of the belt, by the buckle, this is suitable for daily adjustments for different types of clothing, etc.

The Uno belt is available with either 600mm or 700mm total padding. The minimum length of the belt with the 600mm padding is 720mm and the maximum is 1500mm. With 800mm padding, the minimum length is 820mm and maximum is 1500mm.

Cleaning instructions can be found on the ‘Care’ tab. Replacement padding can also be purchased separately!

All Soloc belts are tested to ISO 16840-3 and ISO 16840-10 are CE and UKCA marked.

Soloc User/ Carer Information

  • Straps or Harnesses should be the last item to be released or removed before the user leaves the wheelchair and the first things to be secured after entering. Do not move around with the belt unfastened. 
  • Daily inspection of the belt is recommended. If any defects are found, please DO NOT use the belt and contact the manufacturer. 
  • The Soloc belt length may require adjustment periodically, to allow for User growth, changes to User’s disability or changes in seasonal clothing. On the Freedom or Uno FlexiFix Arms, adjustments can be made at the mounting plates, located at the anchored end of the belt. The webbing straps on the Connect or Uno can be adjusted at the main buckle using the D-ring, or further adjustment is available at the Tri-Slot mounting plate at the anchored end of the belt.
  • Incorrect adjustment could lead to distress and pressure injury, please check the occupant for signs of discomfort and redness, bruising or sores around the contact area with the belt.
  • The padding covers and webbing belts can be wiped with mild detergent and warm water. If badly soiled, the FlexiFix arms can be removed from the wheelchair and the padding covers removed and washed. We recommend that the arms are refitted by a wheelchair fitting professional, should you need to do this. The removable padding on the Connect or Uno webbing straps can be washed in a washing machine at 40°C on a synthetics cycle. Replacement padding is available from our spare parts catalogue.
  • The buckle can be wiped down with a damp cloth with a mild detergent and warm water. Do not machine wash. Do not submerge the buckle in water. If water or other liquid does enter the main body or stud parts of the buckle, allow to drain and dry for 24 hours in a warm ventilated place. Please note that while external water may dry quickly, the internal compartments of the unit will take longer to dry.
  • Inspection before use of the product is recommended to ensure the function of the buckle is working correctly. Test the release button/pull tab opens without obstruction and unit closes without any additional force. Adjust any padding that interferes with the pull tab.
  • Ensure the Stud enters the main unit without excess force. The connection of the two units is assisted with internal magnets so no additional force is required once the two parts are brought together. If the magnets do not pull the buckle parts together, check that no debris has accumulated inside the body opening, and check the stud to see if any dirt is fouling the end of the product which may restrict the unit’s connection. To remove any debris please wipe the stud with a cloth or use a soft tool, such as a cotton bud, to remove debris stuck in the stud entry point on the buckle. 
  • For the Uno and Freedom: The FlexiFix arm is designed to hold your belt open. It should not be bent excessively as it may break, causing sharp edges, or cease to hold the buckle in the correct position. The arm will stay out of your way when entering the chair – take care not to sit on it. 

Soloc Warnings

  • The Soloc belts are designed for postural positioning and/or safety only, not as a method of restraint.
  •  UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES should the Soloc belts be used as the sole method of securing the User in a wheelchair, during transportation in a motor vehicle. When transporting an occupant in a wheelchair, in a mobility vehicle, a suitable 4-point tie down restraint (WTORS) system with a suitable, separate 3-point passenger restraint must be used to ensure the occupant is safe during transportation.
  • All Soloc belts should be prescribed and installed by a suitably qualified healthcare professional, giving the necessary consideration to positioning, strap routing and correct adjustment.
  • The belt should only be worn by the user for whom it has been fitted. 
  • Achieving the correct tension is extremely important – see the Instructions tab for more information.
  • The Soloc belts with Soloc buckle are intended for a single occupant whose mass does not exceed 100kg.
  • Do not modify or tamper with the Belt or Buckle in any way.
  • We recommend that the belt’s function is checked before use – see Care tab and instructions for more information.
  • The buckle uses magnetic fields to engage and attract the parts together. Please make sure this does not affect magnetically sensitive devices. The buckle should be located at least 50mm from a pacemaker or other electronic device. 
  • Please record the batch number from the packaging in your users records for traceability .

Soloc Uno Instructions and Translations

Please click on the language required below to see a pdf of the instructions for the Soloc Uno.

Which Belt is Right for Me?

All of our Soloc Lap Belts feature the easy-to-use Soloc Buckle for those with reduced hand function. The buckle side has a cup that the stud side drops into. The magnets help the Soloc buckle to connect. Once connected, a physical connection is activated to hold you safely in your wheelchair. To release the buckle either push on the release tab, or pull the pull tab – as easy as that!

ConnectUnoFreedom
Main FeaturesOur simplest Soloc lap belt, the belt can be fastened by simply placing the stud side near to the buckle, and magnets pull it closed.The FlexiFix arm holds the buckle of the seatbelt in a ‘ready’ position, allowing you to bring the stud side to it and connect easily with one hand.The FlexiFix arms stay upright while you transfer in and out of the seat. To connect the buckle simply push down on both arms. This does not require any hand function. 
ImagesSoloc Connect lap belt being worn by a wheelchair userPulling on the large D-ring allows you to tighten the belt.Push down on the belt to close the buckle - lap belts for those with limb difference or poor hand function
Suitable ForThose with limited hand function.One-handed users. This might be due to a stroke, limited mobility or a limb difference. Those with very reduced hand function in both hands. Or even by those with limb difference in both hands!

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