Carbon Fiber 3 in-1 Multifunctional Electric wheelchair：This electric wheelchair & rollator walker which can be changed into two working modes. One of mode is drive with 360 deg joystick .If you feel tired, it may be drived as an electric wheelchair with a speed of 6km/H.Powered by 250W*2 motor with rear controller. It is easier to push when you are encountered on the uphill.The wheelchar can be used on most roads including grass road, stone road and carpet with power assistance. Solve the trouble of obstacles: The electric rollator has the function of electric obstacle-passing, which saves effort and easily crosses the obstacles, and does not need to be lifted by hand. When encountering obstacles, gently pull the walker back. The front-wheel will be angled up, and then adjust the safe angle, and slowly lower it, you can smoothly cross the obstacle. The rear controller gear is "01-03": The Drag brakes provide constant resistance. To achieve the effect of anti-skid and anti-fall, multi-sensor monitoring. The required resistance is adjusted by the angle sensor to achieve the effect of slow deceleration downhill.The rear controller gear is "C1-C3":This product can provide power assistance when the seniors are walking,and it can adjust the power assistance and resistance in six shifts respectively through the rear controller. Adjust Arms：The handle grips adjust from 34.3"to 38.2".The rollator width is 23.62".The bodyside length of the rollator is 32.28".Folded dimensions: 32.28" (length) x12.6" (width) x34.3~38.2" (high).The lightweight design of the carbon fiber body weighs only 38 lbs. Functions in one: electric wheelchair & electric transport wheelchair & electric rollator walker. The power assist function increases the range of activities for use.Compact Foldable Design: The straps can be easily pulled up on the seat so that they can be quickly folded and put into the car trunk. Enlarged under-seat storage bag which is removable for storing personal belongings. The rotating leg rest is more convenient for folding.
