Rear-wheel drive power chair. Options include: power tilt with manual recline and standard swing-away leg rests; power tilt with power recline and manual elevating leg rests; choice of control system; headrest; choice of batteries; colour decal sets.
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Manufacturer's Product Description
The Fusion rear-wheel drive power chair delivers terrain-gripping torque and is available with a maximum speed of up to 4 mph (6.5 km/h). The innovative, compact design of the Fusion makes it highly manoeuvrable in tight spaces without sacrificing traditional rear-wheel drive performance.
Manufacturer's Contact Details
Quantum
Wedgewood Road Industrial Estate
Bicester
Oxfordshire
OX264UL
United Kingdom
01869324600 (0410)132432 sales@pride-mobility.co.ukKey Features
- pneumatic drive wheels with rear suspension, solid front castors
- tension-adjustable, sling back
- leg rest width adjustment
- arm rest height adjustment
- manual freewheel levers to allow for manual manoeuvring by a trained attendant
- seat back folds flat for transport
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