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The wheelchair’s capability to get up a hill depends on the degree of slope. It may be dangerous to
exceed an incline of 20° or driving on surfaces that are uneven, more than 150mm (look at the
drawings below).
Always use low speed and avoid making forceful steering movements when driving on a slope or on
uneven ground.
Driving positions for uphill and downhill.
Obstacle 150mm
Driving in water is prohibited due to the danger of damaging the wheelchair’s electric parts.
When driving the wheelchair in dim or dark conditions, driving lights should always be used as they
allow You to see obstacles or dangers in Your path. It is also very important for other road users to
see You.Releasing the steering lever (Joystick) will stop movement of the wheelchair. In a dangerous
situation, the wheelchair can also be stopped by unplugging its electric current from the steering
device (Joystick).
