
1. A simple bracket connected to the power distribution unit is installed on the wheelchair frame.
2. The manual wheels are removed and the E.fix wheels are "plugged in". (Existing manual wheels may be interchangeable with the E.fix drive wheels.)
With a turn of the wheel hub, users can choose between manual and power operation.


3. The joystick controller is mounted to the wheelchair frame.This component is quick release for easy removal.


4. The nylon battery pack is attached using Velcro straps. The power distribution unit plugs into the face of the battery pack as it sits in the pouch. To fold the wheelchair, only the battery pack needs to be removed.
Here's a google image of the system attached to a manual chair...

There are so many reasons why this seems like it's ideal for us. It's utilizing his existing chair -- we love his chair and the portability factor (we don't need a lift) -- he fits well in the seat and you can switch between power and manual modes.
I contacted a new vendor and he's going to work with us to try and get this system for Jack!
Here is the printable brochure (PDF)...
I am hopeful that this will truly let Jack be independent!!
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