Archive for April, 2010
Pilot 2410 4/Four Wheel Power Mobility Scooter Medical
Posted on 30. Apr, 2010 by Pride Mobility Chairs.
Features
350 lb. weight capacity
Standard foldable, 360 degree swivel seat
18″ Captain’s Seat with adjustable depth available
12 degree maximum incline
0-6 mph variable speed
Flip-up armrests with adjustable width and angle
Anti-tip wheels for greater safety
Foam-filled, flat-free tires available
Available in Blue or Burgundy
The easy-to-operate Pilot helps you perform daily activities with greater mobility and confidence. The infinitely adjustable tiller lets you place the operating controls where they are most comfortable for you. Available Captain’s Chairs add comfort. And at only 22″ wide, the Pilot is one of the narrowest scooters in its class, allowing you to zip through tight spaces with ease.
Specifications
Maximum Weight Capacity 350 lbs.
Maximum Speed 6 mph
Estimated Range 22 miles
Maximum Grade/Incline 12 degrees
Turning Radius 54″
Ground Clearance 3″
Overall Dimensions
Length 47″
Width 22″
Height 38″
Seat Dimensions
Width 16.5″
Depth 16″
Back 14″
Armrest to Seat 7″
Power
Motor 24V x 350W x 4200 rpm
Controller Dynamic R 90 A
Batteries Two DC12V x 36AH
Battery Charger 5 Amp, Offboard
Brakes Electromagnetic
Freewheel Mode Yes
Suspension Rear
Tires (Pneumatic/Foam-filled) 10″ x 3″
Weights
Total Weight (w/o battery) 125 lbs.
Total Weight (w/ battery) 174 lbs.
Speed and range will vary according to user weight, terrain, battery charge/condition and tire pressure.
Accessories/Options
Backpack
Armrest Bag
18″ wide Captain’s Seat
Foam-filled, flat-free tires
Comes with Full Manufacturers Warranty
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Wheelchair Elevator – Acorn Stairlifts*
Posted on 30. Apr, 2010 by Pride Mobility Chairs.
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Stairlifts Prices [Acorn Stairlifts]*
Posted on 30. Apr, 2010 by Pride Mobility Chairs.
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Enterprise Mobility: A changing ecosystem
Posted on 30. Apr, 2010 by Pride Mobility Chairs.
Enterprise Mobility: A changing ecosystem Business Opportunities While the concept of Enterprise mobility continued to emerge in the segment of management and technology, people could not understand its benefit. But they needed a profound change in the way they work, communicate and conduct business. Now enterprises has started to recognize the transformative impact of enterprise mobility which itself is researching a new paradigms. Wireless enterprise applications have already been around longer than most of us care to remember. In the eighties and early nineties, FedEx, UPS, Hertz, and Avis were early adopters in enabling mission critical functions with wireless technologies. During mid-nineties we had seen single-consumer applications like stock trade and wireless enablement of consumer content flooded the market. That was the start-up for Enterprise mobility. Only a few companies started formulating their enterprise mobility strategy and experimented with trials. Now Enterprise mobilization is the high priority for enterprises that have mobile workforce and are seeking to be competitive and efficient. But during seventies and eighties wireless technologies were first adopted by individuals and companies primarily for business usage in the 1970s and into 1980s. In 1990s, with the advent of wide-area paging services, there were 22 million pagers. But at the stage people themselves purchased new technologies and the resultant devices with their own money and they strongly believed that the technology would help them be more efficient in their jobs while the corporate powers were slow to accept and adopt new technologies and devices. But with time, the evolution of the still-nascent business mobility ecosystem along with its key drivers, like consumer behavior is shaping the segment. It is also exploring the changing roles and relationships of the ecosystem’s key players; projections for growth in business mobility; and the ROI of business mobility. It offers advice to businesses that are considering business mobility solutions. And it points out a number of changes that members of the business mobility ecosystem will need to make in order for business mobility to evolve to the point of fruition, where companies are willingly ready to purchase solutions as a strategic investment, and where the solutions are as solid but also as flexible and easy to buy and integrate in a heterogeneous, global market. Lastly, the paper takes a look at a few large companies that have made significant steps toward strategic and holistic adoption of business mobility. Today, enterprise customers are more willing to engage with new technologies and devices but are still considered to be ?slow adopters’, requiring vendors to engage in prolonged sales cycles and drawn out pilot projects and tests. In future more sophisticated devices, more reliable network with higher bandwidth, new enabling technologies, and more mature enterprise mobility solutions and deployments across all industry verticals would come. Corporations will need to be thorough and diligent in their solution-selection process. They will be well advised to do long-term planning to adapt well to the changing ecosystem of enterprise mobility. Number s of Enterprise Mobility Solution provider companies worldwide are implementing mobility solutions with accelerating business cycles, increase productivity, reduce operating costs and extend their enterprise infrastructure. Before going for Business Mobility solution, one should look for a developers’ company who can offer you secure application on the go. For more information on Enterprise Mobility and Mobile Enterprise Application from India. Visit RapidsoftTechnologies.com
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Invacare TREX20P Tracer EX2 Wheelchair – 20 x 16 Inch with Permanent Arms
Posted on 30. Apr, 2010 by Pride Mobility Chairs.
The Tracer EX2 wheelchair sets the new standard in manual wheelchairs. The Tracer EX2 combines the design and technology of the 9000 series and incorporates it into the Tracer series.
A true dual-axle position allows for repositioning the 24″ rear wheels and 8″ casters for adult and hemi seat-to-floor heights. Hemi spaced footrest and a full range of accessories.
The new design also makes it possible to interchange components with the 9000 series chairs. Meets RESNA standards for manual wheelchairs in product performance.
# 14-gauge crossbraces add strength and durability
# Dual-axle positions allow variation of seat-to-floor heights
# Durable, low-maintenance, triple chrome-plated, carbon steel frame is long lasting
# Urethane rear tires, mounted on “no flex” wheels, offer superior performance
Back Height: 16″
Product Weight: 36 lb. (18″x16″)
Product Weight Capacity: 250 lb.
Seat Depth: 16″
Seat To Floor Height: 17.5″, 19.5″
Seat Width: 20″
Warranty: 5-year limited warranty on frame and crossbraces
