Electric Wheelchair (Powered Wheelchair)

An electric wheelchair is a motorized mobility device designed to provide independence and ease of movement for individuals with limited or no ability to self-propel a manual wheelchair. It is ideal for patients with severe mobility impairments, chronic illnesses, or advanced age.

Description

• Frame: Sturdy steel or aluminum construction for durability and stability

• Motor & Battery:

  • High-torque electric motors for front, mid, or rear-wheel drive

  • Rechargeable batteries with 8–15 km range per charge (varies by model)

• Controls:

  • Joystick or alternative control options for hand, chin, or head operation

  • Speed adjustment and programmable settings

• Wheels:

  • Large rear drive wheels for traction

  • Front caster wheels for maneuverability

• Seat & Backrest:

  • Padded, ergonomic, often adjustable for reclining or tilt-in-space models

  • Some models have removable or foldable backrests for transport

• Footrests: Adjustable, flip-up, or swing-away

• Armrests: Padded and often adjustable or removable

• Weight Capacity: Usually 100–150 kg depending on model