Standing Electric Wheelchair

Standing Electric Wheelchair With Back and Footrest Electrically Adjustable with 110kg capacity GILANI ENGINEERING

✅With this standing wheelchair, the paraplegia patient can stand, lay down, sit, move and use the toilet by themselves.

✅Help the patients to stretch their body and joint, which strengthens cardio-pulmonary function and prevent bedsore.

✅24 months warranty on the frame and 12 months on electric parts and battery

✅14 Days Full Satisfaction Guaranteed  T&C Apply

As one of the most ergonomic and heavy-duty wheelchairs on the market, it is fitted with easily foldable foot plates and arm rests ensuring flexibility and comfort. 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°.

1. Battery: 24V 32Ah
2. Motor: 250W*2pcs
3. Overall size: 110*63*128cm
4. Seat width 50cm
5. Seat depth 50cm
6. Backrest height: 65cm
7. Seat height: 51cm
8. Loading capacity: 110Kg
9. Range: 20-30 Km
10. Speed: 0-6 km/h
11. Colour options: black

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 on using the wheelchair.

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 neuron disease 

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