Introducing Folding Electrical Wheelchair the H3S, Fully Automatic :

Our most intelligent and max-ranged fold-able electric wheelchair.

App with more features:

Intelligent control system. Remote power on/off; fold/unfold with the press of one button; Turn your wheelchair into your smart toy and drive it with your phone via Bluetooth connectivity.

User-friendly design:

Interchangeable left and right joystick controller for different user preferences. Switching from electric to manual mode allows the H3S to be manually pushed.

• The footplate is comfortable and non-slip, with three adjustable heights.
• The fold-up armrest design makes dining and getting on/off easy and safe.
• Washable soft cushion, high-grade breathable fabric that is easy to clean; the thickened soft cushion is designed for the sedentary to avoid fatigue.
• Equipped with a seat belt to safeguard each trip.
• Lightweight but strong aluminium frame.
• Battery (WH): 432 (Ah): 20.8
• Weight: 33 kg
• Widest part W: 64 cm
• Longest part L: 110 cm including the footplate
• Longest part L: 95 cm with footplate folded up
• Height: 98 cm
• Folding length: 102 cm including joystick which is removable & 90 cm without joystick
• Folding width: 64 cm
• Folding height: 40 cm
• Seat width: 46 cm
• Seat depth: 46 cm
• Armrest to the ground: 78 cm
• Cushion to the ground: 54 cm
• Frame: Aluminium alloy 6061
• Max Load: 130 kg
• Max Climbing Angle: About 8 deg
• Standard Max Speed: 6 km/h
• Range: 35 km
• Applicable Temperature: -15 C~50 C
• Charge Time: 5 Hrs
• Rated Power: 200 W*2
• Front Wheel: 8 inch
• Rear Wheel: 12.5 inches, inflatable tire
• Rotation Radius: 1.2 m
• Obstacle Capacity: <40 mm
• Trench Crossing Capacity: <100 mm
• Net Weight: 30 kg
• Warranty: 2 Years on Frame & 12 Months on Battery

This product is recommended for everyone including people with:

• Cancer 
• congestive heart failure
• chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) 
• cystic fibrosis 
• epilepsy 
• stroke 
• glaucoma 
• hepatitis C 
• lymphedema 
• osteoporosis 
• vascular disease