The two main types of power mobility available are in the form of electric scooters or power wheelchairs. The choice to use either an electric scooter versus an electric wheelchair depends on the users' needs and abilities. Knowing some of the benefits of power wheelchairs can help in making the right decision. KP 10.3 Power Wheelchair also can be classified on the basis of the location of the drive wheels. There are three types of power wheelchairs: front-wheel drive, mid- or centre-wheel drive, and rear-wheel drive. Traditionally, rear-wheel drive power wheelchairs were preferred because of their similarity to manual wheelchairs in design and maneuverability. However, centre-wheel drive wheelchairs have gained popularity because they provide increased maneuverability. Power chair users should try to make sure that batteries are fully charged before leaving home, and to stay within the limit of their batteries usage. Failure to do so may lead to the user being stranded. Batteries are sealed and non spill able, and should be maintained as per the instruction manual.
Karma KP 10.3 S Power Wheelchair
Light weight indoor or portable Power Standing Wheelchair are popular, and many are car transportable.. The older type which fold up are more robust, and some can climb small curbs. These are mainly intended for indoor use and for in shopping centers and on very good surfaces, good flat pavements etc. While their small wheels and design enhances maneuverability inside, their wheels do not cope well with sudden obstacles, and can be turned sharply by a stone or crack. The needs of the patient, as well as those of the caregiver, are paramount. Power wheelchair seating system include postural support, stability, and pressure distribution. Goals of the mobility system include providing optimal mobility and function.
KARMA KP 80 POWER WHEELCHAIR
Karma KP 80 POWER STANDING WHEELCHAIR
Karma latest power standing wheelchair is now available in India. Power Standing wheelchair - Increase your freedom Stand up again improve your independence and be find of your body
FEATURES
Karma KP 10.3 S Power Wheelchair
- Ergonomic seat system provides comfortable seating
- Tool-free disassembled into 3 parts for traveling and transportation
- Quick-release battery pack
- Washable upholstery
- Height adjustable and flip back armrest
- 2-level adjustable back angle
- Item Code :WCI-72
- MRP: Rs 128201
- Our Price :Rs 95500
- Net Price :Rs 93590( Apply Coupon Code 'MSW2365' Get 2% Discount )
Light weight indoor or portable Power Standing Wheelchair are popular, and many are car transportable.. The older type which fold up are more robust, and some can climb small curbs. These are mainly intended for indoor use and for in shopping centers and on very good surfaces, good flat pavements etc. While their small wheels and design enhances maneuverability inside, their wheels do not cope well with sudden obstacles, and can be turned sharply by a stone or crack. The needs of the patient, as well as those of the caregiver, are paramount. Power wheelchair seating system include postural support, stability, and pressure distribution. Goals of the mobility system include providing optimal mobility and function.
KARMA KP 80 POWER WHEELCHAIR
Karma KP 80 POWER STANDING WHEELCHAIR
Karma latest power standing wheelchair is now available in India. Power Standing wheelchair - Increase your freedom Stand up again improve your independence and be find of your body
FEATURES
- Power standing
- Swing-away controller
- Power Recline function
- Front wheel drive
- Flip-back Ergonomic arm pad
- Knee support
- Multiple adjustments - seat depth, footplate height, armrest height
- Parking Brake
- 50 AH Battery
- Item Code :WCI-74
- MRP: Rs 424910
- Our Price :Rs 308000
- Net Price :Rs 301840( Apply Coupon Code 'MSW2365' Get 2% Discount )
- They let people go faster and get to places than they otherwise could not.
- Can really enhance the quality of life of those with disabilities.
- Promote autonomy by correct positioning allowing self feeding.
- Can save staff time in transport, feeding, mobility.
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