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Features. Portable power: Take the e-fix wherever you want to go. Components can go on and off without tools. Quick-release mechanism makes it easy to remove the wheels for transport. Joystick for the user or for an attendant. Speeds of up to 3.75 mph. Range of up to 11 miles. Max user weight of 350 lbs.
- alber e-fix Eco Power Assist
Portable power: Take the e-fix Eco wherever you want to go....
- alber e-fix Eco Power Assist
While moving, sensors built into the push rims measure your drive movement and provide you with the desired power. This allows you to move, steer and brake your wheelchair with very little effort. With a weight of only 17 lbs. per drive wheel, the e-motion is one of the lightest active add-on drives available.
A useful helper is the e-fix electric add-on drive, which turns your wheelchair into a small and lightweight electric wheelchair. You can then independently cover greater distances and handle slopes without stress or external assistance.
A power assist device is a motorized accessory that can be coupled to a manual wheelchair. It allows a wheelchair user to propel without spending much energy. Additionally, some power assist devices can help wheelchair users overcome physical barriers, like hopping over sidewalk curbs.
Portable power: Take the e-fix Eco wherever you want to go. Components can go on and off without tools. Quick-release mechanism makes it easy to remove the wheels for transport; Joystick for the user or for an attendant; Speeds of up to 3.75 mph; Range of up to 11 miles; Max user weight of 265 lbs. 14”, 22”, 24” wheel sizes
Transform your wheelchair into a hand controlled power chair! Cover long distances quickly and easily in the comfort of your lightweight made to measure RGK wheelchair. The hi-tech hand control unit provides full power and direction control and 'on-the-spot’ rotation.
A Wheelchair Power Add-On, also known as Power Assist Device - transforms your manual wheelchair into a powered wheelchair. Power Assist Devices are available in varying forms; Front Mounted, Rear Mounted, and Hub Mounted - with free demonstrations available from Beyond Mobility.
