Electric Mobility Rascal Ultralite 480 Mobility Scooter
Product Code: EMO004RUM
- Maximum speed - 6.4km/h / 4mph
- Maximum kerb height - 4cm / 1.5''
- Range - up to 13km / 8 miles
- Colour - Black / Red / Teal
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Electric Mobility Rascal Ultralite 480 Mobility Scooter
£1945.00
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The Electric Mobility Rascal Ultralight 480 lightweight mobility scooter has all the features you are probably looking for in a lightweight transportable mobility scooter. In fact, don't just take our opinion. The Ultralite 480 was voted “Best Buy” in the Mobility Scooter Reviews 2014 by Which? Magazine. This compact lightweight mobility scooter is easily dismantled for transportation. There is a comfortable folding seat with a swivel action to make it easier getting on and off your mobility scooter. It is capable of carrying up to 18 stone in weight, and can go for up to 8 miles between charges.Charging is made more convenient, as the batteries can be charged with the off-board charger, allowing you to leave the electric mobility scooter in the boot of your car. The heaviest part is a very light 28 lbs, and it offers 2" of ground clearance. Overall, if you are looking for a compact, lightweight solution to transportable mobility, the Electric Mobility Rascal Ultralite 480 certainly ticks all the boxes.
Features and Benefits:
- Car transportable
- Fold down backrest
- Flip-up width adjustable armrests
- Removable front basket
- Tiller adjustment
- Solid tyres all-round
- Swivel seat
- Single heaviest component (front chassis) 13kgs / 29lbs
Optional Extras:
- An exclusive Rascal arm bag
Specification:
- Type Class A / 2
- Overall length 102cm / 40’’
- Overall width 51cm / 20’’
- Floor to seat height 45-55cm (min-max)
- Seat width 43.1cm / 17’’
- Seat depth 33cm / 13’’
- Maximum carrying capacity 113kgs / 18 stone
- Battery voltage and capacity
- Maximum speed 6.4km/h / 4mph
- Ground clearance 5cm / 2’’
- Maximum kerb height 4cm / 1.5’’
- Range* up to 13km / 8 miles
- The maximum safe slope 6°
- Turn-around width 1.62m / 5’4’’
- Colour Black / Red / Teal
Delivery summary
- FREE Delivery (3-10 Working Days)
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