Description

As one of the most ergonomic and heavy-duty standing wheelchairs on the market, it is fitted with easily foldable footplates and armrests ensuring flexibility and comfort.

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The GEMN1003 offers a removable joystick to efficiently suit left and right-handed users. This wheelchair also offers a lightweight frame without compromising on strength and has a sleek and modern feel making it enjoyable to use.

The breathable cushion is removable and washing machine friendly ensuring a clean and comfortable ride each time. Offering both durability and elegance, the GEMN1003 is engineering at its finest.

Steel frame; Import controller; Electrically standing; Electromagnetic brake; Electrically adjust the Angle of the backrest up to 60°; Electrically adjust the angle of footrest up to 80°.

• Zero Gravity

• Battery: 24V 32Ah

• Motor: 250W 2*Pcs

• Overall size: 110*63*128cm

• Internal width (measured from inside one armrest to inside other armrests): 45cm

• Seat depth 45cm

• Backrest height: 65cm

• Seat height: 51cm

• Loading capacity: 110Kg

• Range: 20-30 Km

• Speed: 0-6 km/h

• Colour options: black

• Turning circle: 97cm

Standing Electric Wheelchair

Zero Gravity Electric wheelchair with standing and relining features

Electric power Standing wheelchair Advantages:

With this standing wheelchair, you can stand, lay back, sit, move for better blood circulation and stretch your body and joint, which strengthens cardio-pulmonary function and prevent bedsore. The controller is easy to and operate, let go can be safe to stop to boost your confidence in using the wheelchair.

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This product is recommended for everyone including people with:

• Stroke  
• Traumatic brain injury  
• Individuals recovering from traumatic brain injuries such as stroke  
• Unilateral paresis  
• Cerebral palsy GMFCS level IV, V 
• Multiple sclerosis 
• Motor neurone disease 

standing wheelchair

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