Robooter
Robooter E60-A Electric Wheelchair / Power Chair
Robooter E60-A Electric Wheelchair / Power Chair
SKU: BBR-E60-02
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- Price: $4,299.00
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- List Price: $4,799.00
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Experience Unmatched Freedom with the Robooter E60-A Electric Wheelchair / Power Chair!
Description:
Revolutionize your mobility with the Robooter E60-A Electric Wheelchair / Power Chair, crafted for outdoor adventurers seeking unparalleled independence. Glide effortlessly through diverse terrains with its swift speed capability of up to 10km/h and a maximum range of 30km, ensuring dynamic exploration without boundaries. Enjoy a comfortable ride with advanced front suspension and 10-inch omnidirectional wheels, designed to tackle obstacles up to 8 cm high. Whether navigating tight spaces or embarking on long journeys, the E60-A model offers durability, lightweight maneuverability, and easy folding for seamless travel experiences. The E60-A adds adjustable backrest and adjustable armrests to make your comfort even more enhanced.
Key Features:
- Omni-Directional Wheels for effortless movement in multiple directions.
- Memory Foam Cushion for a relaxing and comfortable ride.
- Fine Matte Spray Treatment Technology prevents rust and corrosion.
- Ternary Lithium Battery for robust and high-capacity energy.
- Dual Brushless DC Motor for faster acceleration and stronger climbing ability.
- Electromagnetic Braking System for automatic parking on slopes and safe, stable braking.
- Ample Storage with compartments underneath the chair and on the backrest.
- Treaded Tires maximize usage on various terrains.
- Remote Controllable via smartphone app, ideal for caregivers.
- Unique Link Mechanism for easy folding and carrying.
- High-End Squeezing Casting for stable and durable construction with user comfort in mind.
- Adjustable Armrest and Back Rest
- Easily adjust the backrest angle from 8-38° for optimal support and relaxation.
- Tailor the armrest width between 455-515mm to accommodate individual needs and preferences.
Benefits:
- Enhance independence and comfort with unmatched mobility.
- Effortlessly navigate diverse terrains with swift speed capability.
- Enjoy a smooth and comfortable ride with advanced suspension and cushioning.
- Stay worry-free with rust and corrosion-resistant technology.
- Experience robust energy performance and strong motor capabilities.
- Ensure safety and stability with automatic braking on slopes.
- Conveniently store belongings for on-the-go accessibility.
- Maximize usage across various terrains for versatile exploration.
- Simplify control and monitoring with remote smartphone connectivity.
- Easily transport and store with a compact and lightweight design.
Specifications:
- Weight Capacity: 330 lbs.
- Product Weight: 59 lbs.
- Motor: 2x200W (Brushless Motors)
- Unfolded Size (LxWxH): 39" x 25" x 36"
- Folded Size (LxWxH): 27" x 25" x 17"
- Seat To Footrest Distance: 14.56"
- Seat Width: 17"
- Seat Height: 27"
- Seat Depth: 17"
- Ground Clearance: 3"
- Battery Type: Ternary Lithium Battery
- Battery Capacity: 20Ah
- Battery Voltage: 24V
- Range: 18 Miles
- Speed Range: 0--4.9 MPH
- Turning Radius: 31"
- Folding Mode: Manually
- Adjustable Backrest
- Adjustable Arm Rests
- Climbing Angle: 9°
- SKU: E60
Warranty:
User Manual & Brochure:
Questions & Answers
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Will Medicare pay for part of this wheelchair
Hi Bill, I'm not sure how accurate my information or research is but from what I'm hearing is that it is very very difficult to get a power chair or mobility scooter covered by Medicare, the coverage and determination guidelines are actually 20 pages long. To give you an idea of comparison the coverage and determination guidelines for a hospital bed is 1 page long. And from what I heard it also can be a pretty long process like 90 days minimum. You have to prove to them why a cane won't work, then why a walker won't work, then why a manual wheelchair won't work etc.... and on and on. Then in the event that you do get the coverage they only have a small selection of products to choose from and they are usually low budget, low quality, bottom bare bones base models. So I don't think the Robooter would be something that would fit their creteria as it is a high end model. It is also a new model that just came out on the market and it is still awaiting "FDA" approval to be advertised as and considered a "medical device" to be eligible for any type of insurance coverage.
Thank you
