Jazzy Elite ES Power Wheelchair - 4945
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Jazzy Elite ES Power Wheelchair
This Jazzy Elite ES Power Wheelchair is in like new condition and only has 8 hours of use! The Elite ES features an 18" Wide x 19" Deep Deluxe Captain Seat and reaches speeds up to 4 MPH. The Jazzy® Elite ES delivers a reliable blend of power, performance and style for your active lifestyle. The in-line, front-wheel drive technology provides tight turns around corners for optimal indoor maneuverability in small spaces and large front wheels for extra absorption over obstacles. With superb climbing capabilities combined with front anti-tip wheels for transitioning over grade changes easily, the Jazzy Elite ES handles various terrains with ease.
Pride Mobility Power Chairs:
The Pride Mobility Products Corp. is one of the leaders today, in power wheelchairs, scooters, and other mobility products. Their product lines evolved from an existing family business in 1986, Pride began focusing on manufacturing mobility power lift chairs. In 1992, Pride extended its product line to include scooters, with options and accessories. In the next 4 years, Pride entered the power wheelchair market with the release of their Jazzy with the exclusive mid-wheel drive. Pride has now entered the rehab market with their Quantum division.
- 300 lbs. weight capacity
- Up to 4 mph
- 24.75" turning radius
- Up to 13.5 miles per charge
- In-line, front-wheel drive technology provides tight turns around corners
- Comfortable, depth-adjustable, limited recline high-back seat with headrest
- 40-apm, PG GC 3 controller
- Optimal indoor maneuverability in small spaces
- Large front wheels for extra absorption over obstacles
- Available in Candy Apple Red and Viper Blue
- 18" x 19" Captain Seat
| CATEGORY | SPECIFICATION |
|---|---|
| Model |
Jazzy® Elite ES
|
| Weight Capacity | 300 lbs. |
| Turning Radius1 | 24.75" |
| Width1 | 22.75" |
| Length1,2 | 34.75" |
| Maximum Speed3 | Up to 4.0 mph |
| Ground Clearance1 | 1.5" |
| Front Wheels | 3" solid anti-tips |
| Drive Wheels | 9" solid |
| Rear Wheels | 6" solid casters |
| Drivetrain | Two motor, in-line, front-wheel drive |
| Braking System | Regenerative and electro-mechanical |
| Suspension Type | Limited |
| High-Back Seat (max. size) | 20"W x 20"D |
| High-Back Seat-to-Floor Range | 21.5” – 23.5” |
| Standard Electronics | 40A, PG GC3 |
| Battery Size (2 required) | 12 volt, U-1 |
| Standard Battery Charger | 3.5A, off-board |
| Per-Charge Range3,6 | Up to 13.5 miles |
| Battery Weight5 | 25 lbs. each |
| HCPCS | Group 2: Standard (K0822/K0823) |
| Weight of Heaviest Piece4 | 69 lbs. |
| Standard Seat Weight | 50.2 lbs. (comfort, high-back) |
| Seat Size | 18" Wide x 19" Deep |
General Frequently Asked Questions about Used Power Chairs - up to 300 lbs.
Q: What is the height from the floor to the top of the seat?
A: The average height from the seat to floor is 19 - 20 inches.
Q: What is the total width? Length?
A: Normal width is usually between 22 - 24 inches. The length is specific to the model and drive type.
Q: What is the maximum inline the power chair can go up?
A: Max incline is usually 6 - 8 degrees.
Q: Can it go through the grass? Dirt?
A: Depends on the type of grass. Most scooters should be able to go through grass. Portable Scooters do not perform well on non-paved surfaces
Q: Is the seat height adjustable?
A: Some seats are height adjustable. Some have seat lifts.
Q: What is the max weight capacity?
A: Max weight capacity for smaller chairs usually fall between 250 - 300 lbs. There are a large selection of scooters that go to 400 and 500 lb capacities
Q: What is the top speed?
A: Depends on the type of chair. It can be anywhere from 4 mph up to 8 mph.
Q: How long can I go on a battery charge?
A: Normal battery life is around 12 - 15 miles.
Q: Are the armrests and footplates’ height adjustable?
A: Most armrests and footplates can adjust up/down and in/out
Q: Does it disassemble/breakdown?
A: On almost all chairs the seat can at least be removed. Most all the “Travel Scooters” on the website would break down for transport.
Q: What is the chair’s turning radius?
A: Turning radius isn’t really what you need to look at. You need to know how much total length the chair needs to turn.
Have any additional questions? We’re here to help! Marc’s Mobility sells a variety of new and used spare parts and power chairs that assist individuals with various mobility needs.