Specialty Controls

The USB Charger and Guide Light for Portable Electronics. The Power Buddy's premium design features two rows of powerful LED lights to help you see and be seen. The flexible swan neck design allows you to twist and move the PowerBuddy so you can easily plug in your charging cord without having to fuss with it. The XLR plug can even be rotated 180 degrees to fit any position on virtually all scooters and power wheelchairs with off-board chargers.

The airspace is a Lockout plug that aids in reducing ground handling while flying as there is no longer any need to disassemble the wheelchair for travel.
It's effective for the majority of electric-powered wheelchairs and scooters. It's robust; ergonomic construction has been designed for long life in a harsh environment.
Other uses include transport vehicles to lock out power during rides and also prevent unsolicited joy rides and theft.

The New Drive Control that Steers Like a Scooter

The combination of power wheelchair maneuverability and scooter style controls creates a more natural riding experience.

In the attendant position, the patent pending JoyBar provides more stability and greater control for the attendant, all without the need of upgraded electronics.

Accessing an armrest mounted input device often requires the user to compromise their posture to drive a powerchair, which may result in permanent upper body deformations for active users. The ReJoy mounting platform and lateral adjustable lower arm/hand gel support pads offers superior positioning of the input device which leads to increased function of the controls. The ReJoy actually works in conjunction with the seating system to maintain body position at midline, thereby maximizing client comfort while reducing fatigue.

The MicroGuide offers proportional drive with as little as 40 grams of force and a quarter inch of throw (deflection). The MicroGuide has the size and durability of the proven MicroPilot, but with physical joystick throw for clients that prefer feedback of movement.

When partnered with the ReJoy mounting platform and Center Drive System, the MicroGuide and enhanced display are optimally positioned at midline. Support from beneath offers greatly increased stability and the adjustable gel support pads provide upper extremity support for better control and increased comfort and function.

Position Joystick in Every Client’s Natural Hand Position

Because of the multiple benefits of customized joystick positioning for every PWC user, every PWC client deserves the opportunity to drive at a central location, not just those who have difficulty driving in the armrest location.

For initial use, simply connect the three pin plug of your power wheelchair charger into the three pin port of the ReCharge adaptor. Thereafter, to charge the power wheelchair, just insert the ReCharge adaptor into any Center Drive socket.

Superior Midline Positioning - The ReJoy 360° offers superior midline positioning for joysticks and alternate drive controls pre-assembled in the modular Center Drive System. The dual-ball RAM mount swivels 360° around a 3 1/2" arc so the powerchair input device and gel pad support platform can be positioned exactly where it provides maximum performance and postural benefits.

The Touch Drive 2 is popular with younger clients who are already familiar with touch screen technology from their experiences with smart phones and tablets. When partnered with the ReJoy platform, the Touch Drive is optimally positioned and stabilized. In addition, the gel pads offer an area for upper extremity stabilization to allow for better driving, more precision and reduced fatigue.

The ReCharge+ is for use on power wheelchairs and scooters. It comes with the receiver socket that connects directly to the charge port of a mobility vehicle and can be mounted on the seat or other locations convenient to the user. Once mounted, the mobility vehicle's off board charger cord attaches to the oversized charging handle, so that the user simply has to drop-in the handle to the receiving socket to charge the mobility vehicle's batteries.