Rear Drive Unit Under a Folding Chair
Under-seat drive units let a carer push with far less effort, but practise stopping on flat ground first.
More InfoWheelchair Power Packs
A wheelchair power pack fits onto a manual chair and adds a motor, so the user or carer has help on hills and long distances. Some drive from behind, others attach at the front. Check that the pack suits your frame, the extra weight it adds and how it is controlled.
Explore Styles
Check the dimensions, compatibility and handling requirements in each listing.
Power-Assist Rear Wheels with Hub Motors
Wheels with motors in the hubs mostly help the seated user, so carers see them less often.
More InfoClip-On Front Power Attachment
A clip-on front unit is driven by the user, which changes the carer’s role on a trip.
More InfoAttendant Power Pack on a Transit Chair
A transit chair with an attendant pack is a familiar set-up for carers who push every day.
More InfoFront Attachment Shown on Its Own
Storing the front unit indoors keeps it dry between outings.
More InfoRear Drive Unit Shown on Its Own
Small enough to keep in a cupboard, a rear drive unit and remote come off the chair easily.
More InfoFolded Chair with Detachable Drive Unit
With the drive unit off, the chair folds to go in the car, a routine worth practising.
More InfoHandle-Mounted Attendant Control
The handle control gives the carer speed and stop buttons within easy reach.
More InfoPower-Assist Battery and Charger
Charging the battery after each outing becomes part of the routine, so find a dry spot for it.
More InfoRigid Chair with Slim Power Wheels
Mainly for self-propellers, motor wheels on a rigid frame give little help to someone pushing from behind.
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