ELECTRIC WHEELCHAIR

An electric wheelchair is a motorized mobility device designed for people with mobility impairments who have difficulty walking or moving around independently. Electric wheelchairs use an electric motor to propel the chair and are controlled by a joystick or other device mounted on the armrest of the chair. The joystick allows the user to move the wheelchair forwards, backwards, and turn in any direction, providing greater freedom and independence than a manual wheelchair.

 

Electric wheelchairs typically have rechargeable batteries that power the motor and enable the chair to be used for longer periods of time without needing to be recharged. They also often have additional features, such as adjustable seat heights, leg rests, and armrests for added comfort and convenience.

 

Electric wheelchairs are used by people with a wide range of mobility impairments, including those with spinal cord injuries, multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy, and other conditions affecting mobility. They are often prescribed by healthcare professionals and can be obtained through medical equipment providers.

 

LIGHTWEIGHT & COMPACT

Can be folded-up in 3 seconds and designed to fit in a trunk even in a small vehicle.

 

POWERFUL & LONG LASTING

Robust high volume Lithium-Ion Battery can travel up to 20 miles in a single charge.

 

TECHNOLOGY & SAFE TO USE

Bluetooth technology inclusive and can be used in manual or electric mode. a 360° waterproof joystick can be mounted on the left or right hand side. It has 4 separate storages. Stable rear wheels, anti-rollover, and bumpers provide safety, stability, and comfort.

 

ELECTROMAGNETIC BRAKES

The electromagnetic brake system stops immediately after being released from the joystick controller and doesn't slide which makes it safe to utilize.