E-Goes Freedom Chair A08L Lightweight Powerchair
Product Code: EGO004A08
- Net weight of chair: 28.5kg
- Max. user weight: 27 stone/160kg
- Seat width: 19in
- Drive wheels: 12.5in
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RRP £2498.00
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Latest Battery Tech
Up to 3 rechargeable lithium-ion batteries can be fitted giving you x3 the power and range. Each battery has a range of up to 9 miles, so with three batteries, 27 miles may be possible depending on terrain and user weight. Adaptor cable included for off-board charging.
Foldable
All FreedomChair models can be easily folded in just seconds. The compact design, combined with a lightweight aluminium frame, makes them easy to transport by car or plane. Storage space required inside an apartment or cruise ship cabin is minimal.
Highly Manouverable
This powered chair will turn on its own axis making it much easier to use than a mobility scooter in restricted areas such as retail spaces and lifts. Steering with the joystick is very intuitive and can be left or right handed.
Electromagnetic Brakes
Electromagnetic brakes automatically hold you on a hill as soon as the joystick is released. Motors can be set to freewheel mode allowing the chair to be manually pushed by an attendant if required.
Specification
- New weight of chair: 27.6kg
- Maximum weight capacity: 350lbs / 160kg
- Seat dimensions: 19” x 17.5” / 49cm x 44cm
- Drive wheels: 12.5” air tyre - Front wheels 8" PU tyre
- Driving range: With 1 battery: up to 9 miles/15km – With 2 batteries: up to 18 miles/30km – With 3 batteries: up to 27 miles /45km
- Battery capacity: 24V 10AH per battery.
- Motors: 2 x 250W brushless motors with electromagnetic braking (250W Continuous Power Consumption & 300W Peak Power Consumption).
- Maximum speed: Up to 4 mph/6.5 kph.
- Gradient: 14 degrees.
- Suspension: Spring absorber.
- Length: Open: 40” / 102cm – Folded: 25.2” / 64cm
- Width: Open: 24.4” / 62cm – Folded: 24.4” / 62cm (29” / 74cm if castors not flush with sides)
- Height: Open: 35.4” / 90cm – Folded: 13” / 33cm
Delivery summary
- FREE Delivery (3-10 Working Days)
Engineer Installation & Setup Delivery Please note when choosing this service you must allow around 7-14 working days for delivery. For more information click here
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Note: The charges above cover only standard UK addresses, highlands & islands maybe more.
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