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Pride Go Chair Portable Electric Wheelchair

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Description

Pride Go Chair Portable Electric WheelchairPride Go Chair is portable and compact. This power wheelchair is easy to travel with since it disassembles into six small, lightweight pieces for transport. Features 20" seat available FDA cleared medical device Tight turning radius of 25. 5 for maneuverability Improved Weight Capacity of 300 lbs. Speeds up to 3. 7 mph Heaviest Piece: 36 lbs Adjustable width and adjustable height armrests Two swing away, under seat storage bins Large footplate Key

Pride Go Chair is portable and compact. This power wheelchair is easy to travel with since it disassembles into six small, lightweight pieces for transport.

Features

  • 20" seat available
  • FDA cleared medical device
  • Tight turning radius of 25.5 for maneuverability 
  • Improved Weight Capacity of 300 lbs.
  • Speeds up to 3.7 mph
  • Heaviest Piece: 36 lbs
  • Adjustable-width and adjustable-height armrests
  • Two swing-away, under-seat storage bins
  • Large footplate

Key Specs

  • Drive Range: 13.20 miles
  • Top Speed: 3.70 mph
  • Heaviest Piece: 36 lbs.
  • Turning Radius: 25.50"
  • Weight capacity: 300 lbs.
  • Weight: 128 lbs

The roomy stadium-style seat is comfortable and features flip-back armrests that are both height and width adjustable. The new Pride Go-Chair design offers two separate storage compartments beneath the seat, so you can securely stow personal belongings while on the go.

Specifications

View the specs of the Pride Go Chair Electric Wheelchair below:

Model Go Chair
Weight Capacity 300 lbs.
Turning Radius1 25.5"
Driving Range3,6 Up to 13.2 miles at 200 lbs
Up to 8.7 miles at 325 lbs
Maximum Speed3 up to 3.7 mph
Width1 22.5"
Length1,2 28.5" without front rigging
33" with front rigging
Ground Clearance1 1.8" at motor, 1.7" at anti-tip, 2.7" at foot bracket
Front Wheels 6" solid casters
Drive Wheels 9" solid
Rear Wheels 3" solid anti-tips
Standard Electronics 40 amp, PG GC3 (non-programmable)
Battery Size (2 required) 18 Ah, 12 V, deep-cycle
Standard Battery Charger Off-board, 2 amp
Battery Weight5 14 lbs. each
Weight of Heaviest Piece4 36 lbs. (rear)
Standard Seat Weight 30 lbs.
Standard Seat Size Compact, Foldable (18"x17")
Medicare Code Coverage K0899 Power Mobility Device, not coded by DME PDAC or does not meet criteria
Warranty 5-year limited on frame;
13-month limited on electronics;
13-month limited on drive motors

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