Carbon Fiber Electric Wheelchair Yurob YC-01
- Warranty 12-24 months
- Warranty free service and post-warranty
- Equipment instalation and staff training at the company's expense
- Full customer support (phone consultation even after installation)
- Visiting the exhibition hall
- Leasing sale
- Holding conferences and events
- Quick response to a request
The Yurob YC-01 innovative electric wheelchair combines ultra-lightweight design, premium durability, and advanced technology for effortless mobility. Featuring a full carbon fiber structure, it weighs only 12.9 kg (without battery), making it one of the lightest power wheelchairs in its class while supporting a maximum load capacity of 136 kg (300 lbs).
Equipped with dual 200W brushless motors, reliable electromagnetic brakes, and a smart backlit LCD controller featuring a USB charging port, the YC-01 ensures smooth operation and convenience. The dual lithium batteries (2×6Ah) come with a quick-switch mechanism, eliminating the need to detach them for replacement or charging. Designed with an ergonomic memory foam cushion, it delivers superior comfort and breathability during extended use.
Key Highlights:
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Full Carbon Fiber Structure: Delivers maximum strength with an ultra-light net weight starting at 12.9 kg.
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High Weight Capacity: Supports up to 136 kg (300 lbs).
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Brushless Dual Motors: 2 × 200W motors for efficient, quiet, and reliable performance.
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Smart LCD Controller: Features backlighting and a built-in USB charging port.
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Quick Battery Swap: Dual 200W/6Ah lithium batteries with a quick-change switch (no removal required).
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Ergonomic Memory Foam Cushion: Breathable, contoured design for enhanced seating comfort.
Specifications:
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Model: Yurob YC-01
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Overall Dimensions (L×W×H): 970 × 625 × 870 mm
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Folded Dimensions (L×W×H): 970 × 310 × 750 mm
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Seat Dimensions (W×D×H): 460 × 370 × 480 mm
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Max Speed: 6 km/h
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Travel Distance: <10 km
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Max Climbing Slope: 9 degrees
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Net Weight (Without Battery): 12.9 kg
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Total Weight (With Battery): 17.9 kg
Sterilization and CSSD