Pinnacle Glide Electric Wheelchair – Folding 22kg Power Wheelchair, 20km Range

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The Pinnacle Glide Electric Wheelchair is a compact folding power wheelchair with a lightweight aluminium frame, quick-release 24V 12Ah lithium battery and a range of up to 20km. It adds USB charging and built-in lighting for everyday convenience.

Key features

  • Lightweight aluminium frame that folds for compact transport
  • Foldable backrest, electromagnetic brakes and flip-up footrests
  • Quick-release battery, USB charging and built-in lighting
  • Dual 130W brushless motors with 24V 12Ah lithium battery
  • Up to 6km/h and up to 20km range
  • Includes safety belt and anti-tipper
  • Optional accessories: storage bag and phone holder

Specifications

Overall width 600mm
Overall length 900mm
Seat width 400mm
Seat depth 400mm
Backrest height 400mm
Seat height 470mm
Wheel size 8-inch front caster, 12-inch PU rear
Safe working load 100kg
Power 2 x 130W brushless motors, 24V 12Ah lithium battery
Maximum speed 6km/h
Maximum range 20km
Product weight 22kg

Who is it for?

  • People who want a foldable electric wheelchair for outings
  • Users who want a quick-release battery and USB charging
  • Anyone needing a compact power chair for smaller spaces

Frequently asked questions

How far can the Pinnacle Glide go on one charge?

The maximum range is 20km.

What is the top speed of the Glide?

The maximum speed is 6km/h.

What is the Glide weight capacity?

The safe working load is 100kg.

Buy from InCare Supports

InCare Supports is an Australian disability and aged care supplier based in Nunawading, Victoria. Ask our team about suitability, delivery, and using NDIS or Support at Home funding: shop@incaresupports.com.au.

Always speak with your occupational therapist, physiotherapist or healthcare professional about the right equipment for your needs.

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