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The Aspen rear-wheel drive power chair boasts a compact frame, making it more manoeuvrable than other rear-wheel drive powerchairs. The Aspen provides improved obstacle climbing performance and a tighter turning radius. It has a tubular design frame and is compatible with several seating and electronics, making it a great powerchair choice at an affordable price.
| Drive Configuration
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Rear-wheel drive
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|---|---|
| Weight Capacity
|
21.6 st (136 kg)
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| Turning Radius
|
25.25″ (642 mm)
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| Length
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33.41″ (849 mm)
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| Width
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22.79″ (579 mm)
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| Ground Clearance
|
3.58″ (91 mm)
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| Max. Obstacle Climbing
|
2.36″ (60 mm)
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| Max. Slope Rate
|
6° (10.5%)
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| Base Weight
|
129.48 kg
|
| Castor Wheels
|
8″ or 9″ – Solid or Pneumatic
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| Drive Wheels
|
14″ x 3″ – Solid or Pneumatic
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| Anti-tip Wheels
|
2″ (51 mm)
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| Battery Size
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2x 62 Ah
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| Speeds
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4 mph (6.44 kmh) / 6 mph (9.65 kmh)
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| Motor Packages
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2-Pole, Rear-wheel
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| Suspension System
|
Independent Rear Suspension
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| Electronics
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Q-Logic NES / Q-Logic 3 / VR2 / R-Net
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| Seats
|
TB Flex
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| Seat Width
|
15″ – 20″
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| Seat Depth
|
15″ – 20″
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| Powered Positioning
|
Tilt / Recline / Lift / Legs
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| Seat Lift
|
10″ lift
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| Crash Tested
|
Yes
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