Powerchairs

• Robooter X40 – Compact, Electric Folding Powerchair

  £1,650.00Current price is: £1,650.00. With VAT Relief

  Was £2,899.99

  Original price was: £2,899.99. With VAT Relief

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• Dashi Duo Powerchair – Lightweight & Foldable Electric Wheelchair

  £1,100.00Current price is: £1,100.00. With VAT Relief

  Was £2,300.00 Save £1,200.00

  Original price was: £2,300.00. With VAT Relief

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• Dashi Lite Powerchair – Lightweight & Foldable Wheelchair

  £995.00Current price is: £995.00. With VAT Relief

  Was £2,300.00 Save £1,305.00

  Original price was: £2,300.00. With VAT Relief

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• Standard Power Chair – A Folding Powered Wheelchair

  £650.00Current price is: £650.00. With VAT Relief

  Was £1,999.00 Save £1,349.00

  Original price was: £1,999.00. With VAT Relief

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• Dashi Compact Folding Power Wheelchair

  £596.00Current price is: £596.00. With VAT Relief

  Was £2,500.00 Save £1,904.00

  Original price was: £2,500.00. With VAT Relief

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Frequently Asked Questions

• What’s the difference between a powerchair and a manual wheelchair?
  A powerchair is electric and moves using a battery and joystick. You don’t need to push it yourself or have someone push you. A manual wheelchair, on the other hand, is either moved by the user using hand rims or pushed by a carer. Powerchairs are a good option if you use a wheelchair often and want to get around without needing help.
• How far can powerchairs travel on one charge?
  The distance a powerchair can travel on a single charge depends on the model and size of the battery. Some are better for shorter journeys, while others are built for longer days out. As a guide, a 6Ah lithium battery can give up to 9 miles. You’ll find the battery size and estimated travel range under the product details, but if you’re unsure, call our team.
• Are powerchairs safe to use?
  Yes, powerchairs are safe when kept in good condition and used as intended. Most have a low centre of gravity, stable base, speed limiters, and anti-tip wheels to help stop them from losing balance on uneven ground. However, you should always take extra care when going up or down slopes.
• Can I travel with a powerchair?
  Yes, many powerchairs are built for travel. We stock a range of lightweight, compact models with foldable frames that are easy to lift and fit in a car boot or take with you on the go. If you’re planning to fly, make sure to let your airline know in advance. They’ll need details about the battery type and size to ensure it can be safely loaded and stored.