- Material: Evox WC 104 R – Reclining Wheelchair With Wireless Attendant Controller is made by excellent quality MS PC Coated which makes it a durable and compatible foldable wheelchair. The material of this chair is a safe dry finishing process that uses finely ground particles to create a protective finish. The framework is sturdy, which gives more strength. Powder coating adds to the steel’s durability, helping the frame to withstand damage better and last longer.
- Special features like reclining backrest and elevating footrest are essential for providing patients a long-term comfort and support
- With Wireless Controller Caretakers can easily maneuver the wheelchair and patients easily
- Adjustable: Highly adjustable or individually modified wheelchairs are designed for long-term users with special postural needs. This reclining wheelchair has additional components added to help support the user. This reclining wheelchair is going to be very beneficial and help you to increase productivity in your life.
- Easy to Control: A controller can be used on both left as well as right sides. Back support gives extra safety. Flip-up armrest makes it easy for sitting and getting up from the chair. The cushions are made for extra comfort. Footrests are adjustable. The backrest can be folded.
Evox WC 104 R Product Specifications
Type Of Wheelchairs | Reclining Wheelchairs |
Brand | Evox WC 104 R |
Weight Capacity | Up to 250 Lbs |
Automation Grade | yes |
Usage/Application | electric mobility |
Model Name/Number | EVOX WC 104 |
Battery | yes |
Seat Width | Standard 17 to 19 |
Frame Color | Silver |
Max Speed | 6km/hr |
Material | steel |
Front Wheel | rubber |
Speed | 6km/hr |
Warranty | 1 year |
Is It Foldable | Foldable |
Automatic | Yes |
Armrests | Yes |
Back Fixed | Yes |
Attendant controller | Wireless |
In The Box
- Evox WC 104 R Electric Wheelchair
- Battery
- Motorized Footrest
- Headrest
- Cushions
- Controller
- Power Adapter
Warranty – 1 Year
Country Of Origin – India
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