Invacare TDX SP Pediatric with Electric Tilt-Used Power Chair #1
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Invacare TDX SP Electric Wheelchair with Tilt, Recline & Legs :
This Invacare TDX SP Power Wheelchair is in Like New Condition and was only used for 3 Months! This TDX SP Power Chair features a 14X14 inch Deluxe Rehab Seat, Shark Dynamic Joystick, 14 inch Solid Drive Tires, a Battery Range up to 15 Miles, and has Electric Tilt! The TDX SP is the first model in the next generation of TDX (Total Driving eXperience) power wheelchairs. The TDX SP takes all the best features of the TDX series and improves upon them with enhanced performance, superior ride quality, quieter chassis, and an elegantly simple design. With built-in technologies such as a True Center Wheel drive, Enhanced SureStep, Traction Control Design, Quiet Stability Lock, and powerful HD Motors, the TDX SP is designed to meet the needs of rehab clients who demand performance and style! The Invacare TDX SP is truly a great chair for someone that is active and on the go!
This Invacare TDX SP Power Wheelchair Retails for $9800 that's $6,814 in savings! Act now and get this deal before it's gone!
Invacare Power Chairs:
Over the last 30+ years, Invacare has led the way with ground breaking innovations that fundamentally changed the industry — like the split-spring bed, the microprocessor-controlled power chair, the Invacare HomeFill Oxygen System and the gearless, brushless motor. The Company has grown and diversified through acquisitions of Kuschall, Carters, Poirier and Scandinavian Mobility, and has engaged in life-changing volunteer efforts with the Paralyzed Veterans Association, Invacare World Team Cup and Easter Seals.
- Top Speed up to 5 MPH
- 14X14 inch Deluxe Rehab Seat
- Battery Range up to 15 Miles
- Shark Dynamic Joystick
- Electric Tilt
- 14 inch Solid Drive Tires
- Indoor and Outdoor Use
| Product Name: | TDX SP |
| Manufacturer: | Invacare |
| Color: | Red |
| Condition: | Like New |
| Amount of Use: | 1 Month |
| Use: | Indoor/Outdoor |
| Weight Capacity: | 300 LBS |
| Top Speed: | 5 MPH |
| Length of Wheelchair: | 41.5 inches |
| Width of Wheelchair: | 27 inches |
| Turning Radius: | 20.5 inches |
| Battery Range: | 15 Miles |
| Battery Size: | 2 x 55AH Batteries |
| Charger: | External |
| Tires: | 14 inch Solid Drive Tires |
| Number of Wheels: | 6 |
| Seat Back: | Deluxe Rehab Seat |
| Seat Width: | 14 inches |
| Seat Depth: | 14 inches |
| Seat Lift: | No |
| Electric Tilt: | Yes |
| Electric Recline: | No |
| Electric Legs: | No |
| Flip Up Foot Plate: | No |
| Motor Information: | 2 Four Pole Motors |
| Joystick Information: | Shark Dynamic Joystick |
| Swing-Away Joystick: | No |
| Physical Owners Manual: | Yes |
| Digital Owners Manual: | Download the Invacare TDX SP Owners Manual Here! |
General Frequently Asked Questions about Used Power Chairs - Seat Lift, Tilt, Recline, High Speed
You can find affordable, used power chairs that are equipped with varying safety, seat lift, tilt, recline, and high-speed features to accommodate users with limited mobility needs. There are several terms to understand to figure out what features would be required for a user’s mobility needs.
We’ve compiled a helpful Q&A to help you figure out common terminology and tilt specifications to better understand the functionality of tilt and recline features of power chairs. Take a look below and don’t hesitate to reach out to us if you have more questions about some of the used power chairs we carry at Marc’s Mobility.
Q: How do I decide what seat functions I need for my power chair?
A: Powerchairs can have Seat Lift, Posterior Tilt, Anterior Tilt, Recline, Legs and Standing Function features. Most power chairs have all these functions, but here is why you might need them:
Q: What are Posterior and Anterior Tilts and how can they help alleviate pain?
A: Posterior Tilt, or the Backwards Tilt, can help take the pressure off someone's lower half. It works by applying the pressure to a user’s back which helps with blood flow and also helps prevent pressure sores. The tilt feature also allows you to get your legs above your heart which some people need to help with circulation. Tilt also helps someone such as a caretaker reposition the user more easily as well.
The Anterior Tilt, also known as the Forward Tilt, is a function that is mostly used to help assist someone getting in and out of the unit. It helps get someone closer to a standing position so they do not have to push off as far to get to the standing position.
Q: What are some of the common electric legs and recline functions in a power chair, and how do they help a user with limited mobility?
A: The Electric Legs feature is where someone can elevate their legs straight up. This helps individuals who need to raise their leg due to a medical reason, or if they have had surgery and need it to keep the leg in a straight position for recovery purposes.
Electric Recline: This feature helps with re-positioning a user in a power chair. It also allows the user to be able to relax and sleep in the chair comfortably. This feature is common for most individuals in high-end power chairs, where you recline and electric legs help the user lay flat. Some people are transferred in and out of the unit in a laying flat position.
Electric Seat Lift: This feature raises the individual depending on the unit from 5” (Jazzy 1103 Ultra) to 7” (Merits Vision Sport with seat Lift) to 10-12” (Jazzy Air and Jazzy Air 2) to 12-14” (Quantum level and Permobil M3, F3, M5, and F5 permobil versions). This function is mostly used for accessibility to help the user reach items at higher heights. It is also proven that power chairs that have a seat lift make the user more visible when crossing busy intersections which in turn would lower the rate of potential accidents from happening.
Q: What can seat lifts be used for? Can they help transfer and assist a user?
A: Seat Lifts also help with transferring a user to a bed or object that might be higher than a standard power chair seat height of 20”. You can raise the seat lift up and then get on a similar plain and transfer at the same height using a slide board.
Seat Lifts can also be used to help stand up. If someone raises the seat lift up and pivots to the front of the seat, they can then raise high enough to lock their legs out and then just pivot to a standing position. This requires much less muscle strength than someone who would have to stand from a squatting position.
Q: What power chairs are equipped with a Vertical Standing Position feature, and what are some of the benefits?
A: Vertical Standing Position: Currently only the Permobil F5 has a vertical standing option. Vertical standing is where a paralyzed person can stand with assistance from a power chair. This works with a knee brace and a chest brace combo, and a combination of motors on the unit that start to stand the person up so they can drive around in a fully standing position. There are many medical benefits with this feature.