Power Rollator Aluminium Walking Frame With Corded Remote Control The STELLAR

Description Introducing The STELLAR Motorised Rollator or Electric Rollator ***Now with the Backrest adjustable***   The STELLAR  lightweight four-wheel motorized rollator is supplied Australia-wide and is ideal for my aged care packages & NDIS recipients. The STELLAR electric rollator is designed to assist the user when walking home or outside, offering safety and confidence. The STELLAR motorized rollator is a 5in1 device that replaces your walker, manual rollator, mobility scooter, electric wheelchair, and walking stick. It is a great companion and offers the user confidence when walking anywhere, as when you get tired, you can still be on the move, which is time-saving. Specifications and Features of The STELLAR Rollator: Rear and front control Colour: Black, Red Large-capacity Battery storage bag Cushion, Adjustable backrest five-speed settings Unfolded Dimensions (Width x Depth): 100cm x 66cm Height Adjustment: 85-95cm Net Weight: 18.6Kg Wheel Size: 8 inches Seat Dimensions (Width x Depth): 45 x 29 cm Weight Capacity: 100Kg Frame Material: Aluminium Alloy Motor Power: 2x 250W Speed: 0-6Km/H Driving Range: 12-20Km Battery: 10AH Charging Time: 2-3Hr Seat Height from the floor: 58cm (Large) Seat height from the floor: 52cm (Small) Joystick Controller: 5 Speed Settings: The higher the setting, the faster the speed Forward setting: 1.2-6 km/H Backward Setting: 1-2.2km/H The backrest is adjustable: Adjust the strap at the back of the backrest Contact us through email or phone for any other inquiries or a free quote today! Safety Guide for The STELLAR Electric Rollator: Do not permit controls on children or those who do not understand its functions Do not sit on the product whilst transporting it in any vehicle Do not permit any private modifications of this product Do not stand on the pedal, which may damage the product Do not use it in heavy rain and windy weather. Do not use on ramps over 10° Do not exceed 100 kg to prevent product damage and user injury