Motorized Beach Wheelchair – E1

*Please read our “Rental Property locations with concerns” topic on our FAQ page.

If you are visiting the beach just for some ‘me’ time, prefer to be self-sufficient, or you don’t think your loved one is able to push you in a manual chair then this motorized beach wheelchair is the answer for you!  

This chair is similar to the E2 and E3 chairs.

Features:
-Reclining seat back
-Adjustable arm rests (height and width), and they swing up to make transfers easier.
-Adjustable head rest
-Umbrella holder located on the back

-The controller can be moved to the right or left side if needed.

-Max rider weight capacity is 285 lbs.

Usage and safety:
Always maintain control of the Beach Cruiser Motorized Wheelchair while in use.
To ensure safety and prevent injury, the user must always wear the seatbelt while using the motorized wheelchair.
The motorized wheelchair is not to be used in the water or on wet sand.
The motorized wheelchair should only be used on dry level ground. Avoid driving up inclines or down declines at angles otherwise the chair may flip over/rollover.
The motorized wheelchair should not be used during inclement weather, and any other poor conditions.
If caught in the rain, cover the joystick with the supplied plastic bag, and get the chair back to a covered area as soon as possible to prevent damage.
When not in use be sure to plug in the charger and if rain is expected, cover the motorized wheelchair with the supplied cover.
Do not use the components of the motorized beach wheelchair for any purpose other than what is intended.

Do not tow beach wagons, or load heavy beach gear on the motorized beach wheelchair.
Do not have more than one person using the motorized beach wheelchair.
The daily life of the batteries is determined by the weight of the rider and the terrain in which the chair is being operated. Under “normal” conditions, you should experience up to 6-8 hours of operation.