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The 3G Arrow rear-wheel drive power wheelchair with TrueTrack technology has the flexibility and function to accommodate a variety of drivers with diverse needs and take them where they need to go in style.

Product Summary

Power Wheelchair Features

· Adjustable Rehab Seat featuring width and depth adjustment in 1" increments. Width ranges: 12"-16", 16"-20", and 20"-24". Depth ranges: 12"-18", 16"-19", and 19"-22".

· Features TrueTrack technology, which accurately translates the driver's commands and helps keep the power chair on a true forward path - even on slopes, thresholds and uneven terrain. TrueTrack minimizes the need for veer correction.

· Gearless Brushless motors provide accurate control of wheel speed ensuring exact and effortless of the drive command

· Standard Monroe Spring Shock system allows for up to 2 inches of movement to absorb impact and provide maximum clinical comfort and function

· Standard with MK6i Expandable Electronics, including a MK690 Controller and an MPJ Mark 6i Joystick. or MK6i Display and Alternative Driver Controls.

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The 3G Arrow rear-wheel drive power wheelchair with TrueTrack technology has the flexibility and function to accommodate a variety of drivers with diverse needs and take them where they need to go in style.

 

The revolutionary TrueTrack system makes power chair control easier than ever, while exposed suspension, aluminum mag wheels and a wrap-around battery enclosure provide sporty, rugged good looks.

Available with a variety of options, the 3G Arrow is everything you could ask for in a power chair - and so much more.

 

 

 

Highly Recommended for:

Highly independent users who travel alone most of the time, primarily by public transport.

 

Transport Suitability Rating:

MRT—Excellent

WAB—Excellent

Taxi/Car—Poor

Brand: Invacare

Storm Series Arrow Power Wheelchair

To contact us:

Phone: +65 6774 7518

Fax: +65 6842 0366

E-mail: sales@falconmobility.com.sg

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Arrow Power Wheelchair