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Integrated carbon fibre frame · 16.16 kg without battery · 150 kg maximum user weight · 20 inch self propel rear wheels · Electric and manual modes · GST free
Most powered wheelchairs make the decision for you. This one does not. The Infinity Solo Self Propel Electric Wheelchair carries 20 inch rear wheels with hand rims, so you can propel yourself the way you would in a manual chair, and a joystick with dual hub motors for when you would rather not. Use your arms across the flat stretch of a shopping centre, switch to power for the hill on the way home. It is designed to assist people who have reduced lower limb mobility but retain upper body strength, and as with any powered mobility device, an occupational therapist or healthcare professional is the right person to confirm it suits your individual needs.
The frame is a single integrated carbon fibre structure rather than a manual chair with a power unit bolted on, which means one device to charge, one device to service and one set of controls to learn. Unfolded it measures 57 cm wide, 104 cm long and 88 cm tall, with a 43 cm seat width, 41 cm seat depth and 46 cm between the armrests. It folds to 81 cm high and 23 cm wide. At 16.16 kg without the battery it supports users up to 150 kg, which is a higher limit than most carbon fibre powered chairs on the Australian market carry. A dual suspension shock absorbing front fork takes the edge off footpath joints and kerb transitions.
The Infinity Solo Self Propel Electric Wheelchair combines 20 inch self propel wheels, dual hub motors, a 150 kg maximum user weight, electromagnetic braking, a dual suspension front fork and a 16.16 kg integrated carbon fibre frame measuring 57 x 104 x 88 cm. It suits home, shopping, appointments and community access for users who want powered assistance without giving up the ability to move themselves, and it is supplied GST free across Australia.







Can I push this wheelchair myself?
Yes. The 20 inch rear wheels have hand rims, so it self propels like a manual wheelchair. You can also drive it with the joystick, or switch between the two as suits the situation.
Who is this wheelchair designed for?
It is designed to assist people with reduced lower limb mobility who retain upper body strength and want the option of propelling themselves as well as powered assistance. An occupational therapist or healthcare professional should confirm clinical suitability for your individual needs before purchase.
What is the maximum user weight?
150 kg, which is higher than most carbon fibre powered wheelchairs in this class.
How much does it weigh and how small does it fold?
The chair weighs 16.16 kg without the battery and folds to 81 cm high by 23 cm wide.
Will it fit through a standard doorway?
Unfolded it is 57 cm wide, which clears most standard Australian internal doorways. The seat is 43 cm wide with 46 cm between the armrests.
How is this different from adding a power pack to a manual wheelchair?
This is one integrated carbon fibre chair rather than a manual chair with a separate power unit attached. There is nothing to fit or remove, one battery to charge, and one set of controls.
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