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A power chair, such as the Jet 3 Power Chair by Pride Mobility Products Corp., usually has six wheels and is steered using a "joystick". Sometimes referred to as an electric wheelchair or power wheelchair, power chairs offer superior in-home maneuverability, fit almost anywhere and turn on a dime. A power chair is primarily designed for people who need help getting around indoors.
The Jet 3 Power Chair has a compact size for superior handling in tight quarters and features a curved rear caster beam that provides excellent stability and a 18.5 inch turning radius. This is an excellent power chair for getting around in tight quarters.
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Jet 3 Power Chair
| Manufacturer: | Pride Mobility Products Corp. |
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| Weight Capacity: | 300 lbs |
| Maximum Speed: | Up to 4 mph |
| Standard Color: | Jet red |
| Price: | Medicare may cover 80% of the cost of a new power chair. And if you have supplemental insurance, it may cover the remaining 20%. |
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"Growth of the mobility-impaired community is increasing as the population ages, as the effects of obesity, and other neurological, rheumatoid, and physical ailments impair mobility. In addition, demand for power wheelchairs has grown due to demographics, technology development and consumer awareness." -- National Spinal Cord Injury Association, www.spinalcord.org |
Measurements
| Total Height: | 45" |
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| Height - Floor to Seat: | 20.5" |
| Weight Capacity: | 300 lbs |
| Weight: | 182.5 lbs |
| Overall Length & Width: | 34.5" Long x 23" Wide |
| Ground Clearance: | 3" |
| Standard Seat Measurements: | 18" Wide x 20" Deep |
| Headrest: | Yes |
| Batteries: | 2 12-Volt, 32AH, U-1 |
| Battery Charger: | 4 Amp, On-board (standard) |
| Drive Train: | 2 - Motor, Mid-wheel Drive |
| Range: | Up to 25 Miles Per Full Charge |
| Speed: | Up to 4 mph |
| Steering Method: | Armrest joystick |
| Turning Radius: | 18.5" |
| Drive Wheels: | 10"Pneumatic, Mid-wheel Drive |
| Warranty on Manufacturer's Parts: |
5 - Year on frame 1 - Year on electronics 1 - Year on drive motor |
Additional Features
- Compact size for superior handling in tight quarters
- Standard active-trac suspension
- 300 lb weight capacity
- Use the trapeze bar seat mount for adjustability and easy interchange of a broad range of seats
- Convenient front battery access
- Curved rear caster beam provides excellent stability
- Maximum speed up to 4 mph
- Up to 25 miles of range per charge
- Standard 50-amp PG VSI controller
- 18.5" turning radius
It should be stressed that may times electric power chairs, electric wheelchairs, and electric scooters are available at little or NO cost to you, depending upon your insurance qualifications.
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If this is all new to your, a Power chair is a personal mobility device that usually has six wheels and is steered using a "joystick". Sometimes referred to as a motorized wheelchair, power wheelchair, or just power chairs, they generally offer superior in-home maneuverability, fit almost anywhere and turn on a dime. An electric power chair is primarily designed for people who need help getting around indoors.
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Stay mobile with a new scooter or power chair. Contact a Personal Mobility Consultant to discuss your Medicare or Medicaid Payment Options
Power chair product availability varies by geographic location, so please check with your Personal Mobility Consultant for more information.
Note: Your physician determines the right power mobility solution for you based on your medical needs.
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) allows for an electric wheelchair, power chair or POV/Scooter to be prescribed by the beneficiary's treating physician or practitioner. However, due to the relative safety risks associated with POV/Scooters compared to electric wheelchairs or power chairs, CMS recommends that POV/Scooters be prescribed by a Rheumatologist, Neurologist, Physiatrist, or Orthopedist.
