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There isn’t a universally applicable electric wheelchair. Frequently, electric wheelchairs can be customised. In the case of complex rehab power wheelchairs, where specialised rehab equipment is typically required, this is especially true.
It is easiest to go over each component of a motorised wheelchair and explain how they work together. The power base option enables the chair to be built from the bottom up.
Then the power base is equipped with a seating system. Seating arrangements can differ substantially. When customised positioning is not needed, power chairs’ normal seating option, contoured seating, is chosen. The motorised wheelchair is now outfitted with electronics. Although a variety of drive control choices are available, a joystick is typically used to operate most electric wheelchairs.
The China Electric Wheelchair Market accounted for $XX Billion in 2021 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2026, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2022 to 2027.
Pak Hong Rehab Products Centre, known for its numerous professional credentials and products with worldwide accreditation, exclusively introduces the CMD-912 and CMD-912A electric wheelchairs.
The front wheels on the new goods are substantially thicker, and they also include aluminium alloy brackets. Despite being light, the wheelchairs can support four times as much weight as the user.
Users going uphill are protected, and wheelchair operation times are extended, thanks to brushless motors and excellent lithium batteries from Japan.
The wheelchair frame and its connection are made more stable, rust-resistant, and durable thanks to Tungsten Inert Gas (TIG) welding that complies with the highest international requirements.
The new wheelchairs include 50cm back pads instead of the 41cm ones used in comparable goods to give their riders more support and more comfort.
Pak Hong considers the steep roads and slopes in Hong Kong as well and decides to employ brushless motors to increase the safety of wheelchair users while ascending slopes up to 120,due to its increased rotating force.
