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ComfyGO-Phoenix Carbon Fiber Electric Wheelchair-FoldableIntroducing the Phoenix Carbon Fiber Electric Wheelchair, a groundbreaking foldable electric wheelchair tailored for the discerning traveler. Constructed from top tier carbon fiber materials and equipped with robust motors, this wheelchair guarantees a seamless and dependable journey. Featherweight Design: With its net weight beginning at just 26 lbs (main frame only), the Phoenix ensures hassle free transportation and storage, making it an ideal
Introducing the Phoenix Carbon Fiber Electric Wheelchair, a groundbreaking foldable electric wheelchair tailored for the discerning traveler. Constructed from top-tier carbon fiber materials and equipped with robust motors, this wheelchair guarantees a seamless and dependable journey.
⚖️ Featherweight Design: With its net weight beginning at just 26 lbs (main frame only), the Phoenix ensures hassle-free transportation and storage, making it an ideal travel companion.
💪 Dominant Drive: Powered by two 250W brushless motors, the Phoenix provides a smooth and potent drive, ready to tackle diverse terrains. Navigate with confidence using the integrated joystick controller, ensuring precision and user-friendliness.
🔋 Adaptable Battery Choices: Benefit from dual 24V*6.6AH lithium-ion batteries for extended journeys, ensuring you're always ready for longer adventures.
🚀 Unwavering Quality: The Phoenix Carbon Fiber Wheelchair is a symbol of durability.
Experience unmatched autonomy and flexibility with the Phoenix Carbon Fiber Electric Wheelchair. Secure yours now and redefine your travel experiences!
360° Joystick with LCD display
At a mere 26 lbs (main frame only), the ComfyGO Phoenix stands as one of the lightest electric wheelchairs available, offering unparalleled ease of use and portability. Our dedication to quality is evident in the comprehensive warranties we provide: a 1-year warranty on the frame, and a 1-year warranty on the electronics, motors and battery. The Phoenix wheelchair also features a 360-degree universal intelligent digital joystick with an LCD display, ensuring precise and effortless control over your mobility.
Ultra Lightweight
The ComfyGO Phoenix carbon fiber electric wheelchair boasts a lightweight frame and two battery options, providing both versatility and convenience. The phoenix offers unrivaled comfort. Experience the perfect blend of style, comfort, and functionality.
Airline & Cruise Approved
The ComfyGO Pheonix comes equipped with dual standard 6.6 AH lithium-ion batteries featuring a quick-release function, making them easily removable for travel or charging purposes. These batteries are airline and cruise approved, allowing for seamless travel experiences. Together, they provide an impressive driving range of up to 15.5 miles. Designed for user convenience, the batteries can work simultaneously and be charged either while installed in the wheelchair or independently, ensuring uninterrupted mobility and ease of use.
Battery and Charger
- The ComfyGO Mobility Phoenix Carbon Fiber Foldable Electric Wheelchair comes equipped with two standard 6.6AH lithium-ion batteries featuring a quick-release function, making them easily removable for travel or charging purposes.
- These batteries are airline and cruise approved, allowing for seamless travel experiences.
- The charging time for each battery is 6 to 8 hours.
- The Phoenix battery can be charged with a regular home outlet.
- Designed for user convenience, the batteries can work simultaneously and be charged either while installed in the wheelchair or independently, ensuring uninterrupted mobility and ease of use.
- The charging details for each battery are AC 100 – 240 Volt, 50 Hertz, at 1.5 – 5 amperes.
- The Phoenix comes with a standard 24V 2A charger in the box.
Range
- Two 24V 6.6AH batteries provide an impressive driving range of up to 15.5 miles.
- However, it is important to note that driving habits, temperature, weather, loading weight, road conditions, and other factors may affect the overall range.
Motors
- The lightweight carbon fiber Phoenix travel chair is equipped with two 250W brushless silent motors. Each motor operates independently, delivering a combined motor power of 500W.
- With a motor torque of 1.1Nm, these motors have the capability to climb inclines up to 6 degrees.
Intelligent Electromagnetic Brakes
- Enjoy a safe and smooth ride with our electric wheelchair featuring intelligent electromagnetic brakes built into the motors.
- Intelligent Electromagnetic Brakes provide several benefits for wheelchairs, including improved safety, smoother braking, and reduced wear and tear on the wheelchair's components. Unlike traditional braking systems, electromagnetic brakes are highly responsive and can be controlled with precision, allowing for a safer and more comfortable ride. They also require less maintenance and have a longer lifespan compared to other braking systems.
- Additionally, electromagnetic brakes can help prevent the wheelchair from rolling away when parked on a slope or incline, providing greater peace of mind for the user.
Travel Friendly
- The Phoenix is a lightweight foldable travel wheelchair. The 6.6AH (158.4WH) lithium-ion batteries are travel approved by most major airlines and cruise lines. Before travelling by airline or cruise, please contact the airline or cruise line to confirm their travel battery regulations.
Maintenance
- The Phoenix does not require much maintenance. Monthly cleaning, inspecting, and tightening of bolts and nuts should keep your wheelchair in good working order. Proper charging of the lithium-ion battery will prolong your battery life.
Controller (Joystick)
- This state-of-the-art wheelchair features a digital joystick controller with an LCD display for effortless navigation, alongside automatic reclining capabilities for maximum comfort during your journey. The quick-release function on the controller always ensures seamless operation.
- The controller contains the power on/off button, the speed selection buttons, the horn button, the battery level display, and the 360-degree joystick controller.
Cushion & Backrest
- Experience added comfort and easy maintenance with the leather cushion and backrest of our electric wheelchair.
- The Phoenix carbon fiber lightweight electric wheelchair is designed for maximum comfort. For additional comfort and easy maintenance, you can also choose to add a upgraded cushion and backrest, which are easy to clean.
Remote Controller
- The phoenix comes with an optional remote controller. The remote control allows you to maneuver the chair, adjust the speed, honk the horn, and recline the chair (if applicable). The remote control works at distances up 30 feet.
Accessories
- The phoenix has optional accessories available including a headlight with USB charger, phone holder. Please click here https://www.comfygomobility.com/collections/accessories for more information on accessories.
Speed
- The Phoenix has seven speed selections and a limited top speed of 4 mph. The seven speed selections will deliver 15%, 30%, 45%, 60%, 75%, 90% or 100% of the maximum speed with speed one being 15% of maximum speed and speed five being 100% of maximum speed.
Seating Area Width
- The Phoenix is available 18.5" seating option. The seat width is measured at the broadest point between the bars supporting the armrests.
- The phoenix offers unrivaled comfort, featuring a 17" cushion width and 16" cushion deepth.
Frame
- Experience maximum durability and strength with the Phoenix series of electric wheelchair, which features a carbon fiber frame.
- This high-quality material offers superior toughness and corrosion resistance, ensuring that your electric wheelchair can withstand the rigors of daily use and provide long-lasting performance.
Weight of the Chair
- The main frame of the Phoenix Carbon Fiber Wheelchair weighs 26 lbs, making it the heaviest component of the wheelchair.
- The cushion, backrest, footrests, and controller together add a total of 3 lbs. Thus, the Phoenix weighs 29 lbs without the battery.
- Each 6.6AH battery adds 3 lbs to the weight. Therefore, the total weight of the Phoenix carbon fiber wheelchair with the battery is 35 lbs.
Loading Weight
- The Phoenix carbon fiber wheelchair supports a maximum weight of 240 lbs.
Wiring/Electronics
- The Phoenix wiring, connectors, processor, motors, and controller are weather resistant and are able to resist light rain and winds. It is important to understand that none of the electronics are weather or waterproof and should avoid heavy rains or submersion in water.
Tires
- The Phoenix features solid tires, with 10" rear tires and 6" solid front tires.
Anti-Tip Wheels
- For added stability and safety, the phoenix wheelchair is equipped with anti-tip wheels. These bars are designed to prevent the wheelchair from tipping over and provide extra support when navigating over uneven terrain or inclines. With this advanced feature, users can enjoy a more secure and worry-free ride, knowing that their electric wheelchair is equipped with additional safety measures.
Warranty
- The phoenix comes with a standard 1-year frame, 1-year motor, 1-year battery, and 1-year electronic parts warranty.
- An optional ComfyGO Care warranty can be purchased to provide up to 2 years of coverage for batteries and electronics. An optional ComfyGO Care+ warranty can be purchased to provide up to 3 years of coverage for batteries and electronics. ComfyGO Care and ComfyGO Care+ can be purchased within 90 days of your delivery date.
What is in the box?
- The Phoenix wheelchair comes with two lithium-ion batteries, joystick (controller), optional remote controller, battery charger, anti-tip wheels, and the user manual.
Specifications:
| Total Weight | 35 lbs |
| Weight without battery | 29 lbs |
| Main Frame Weight (Heaviest Piece) | 26 lbs |
| Max Speed | 4 mph |
| Battery | Dual 24V 6.6AH lithium-ion batteries with a 6-8 hour charging time |
| Range | Up to 15.5 miles |
| Motors | Two 250W brushless silent motors with a 500W combined motor power |
| Brakes | Intelligent Electromagnetic Brakes for enhanced safety and smooth stopping |
| Seating Area | 18.5" width and 16" depth cushion for maximum comfort |
| Frame Material | Carbon fiber for durability and corrosion resistance |
| Loading Weight Capacity | 240 lbs |
| Tires | Solid 10" rear tires and 6" solid front tires |
| Controller | Digital joystick controller with LCD display for effortless navigation |
| Weather Resistance | Weather-resistant wiring, connectors, processor, motors, and controller |
| In the Box | Two lithium-ion batteries, joystick (controller), optional remote controller, battery charger, anti-tip wheels, and user manual. |
PACKAGE CONTENTS
Electric Travel Folding Wheelchair
Battery
Charger
Remote Control
Manual
FAQ:
1. Can I turn my wheelchair on or turn off with the remote control? |
| No. The wheelchair’s power must be turned on before the remote control is turned on. This allows the controller to pair with the chair. |
2. Does my wheelchair arrive fully assembled? |
| Your wheelchair will arrive almost fully assembled. When your wheelchair arrives, you'll need to attach the remaining parts. |
3.Can my wheelchair go on an airplane or cruise? |
| Yes. The 6.6AH (158.4WH) lithium-ion battery is travel approved by most major airlines and cruise lines. Before travelling by airline or cruise, please contact the airline or cruise line to confirm their travel battery regulations. |
4. I’ve run out of battery. Can I push my chair? |
| Yes. The wheelchair can operate like a manual wheelchair. To do so, make sure the power is off, then disengage both motors by pulling the levers on each motor to the unlocked position. Doing this will set your wheelchair to free wheel mode. |
5. Does my remote control come paired with my chair? |
| Yes. The remote control comes paired with your chair. If your remote loses its pairing, please click here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BfzfnSPWqNA to watch a video tutorial on how to pair your remote. If you are still having difficulties pairing your remote, please contact us 1 (844) 755-5055, [email protected], or use LET’S CHAT! feature on our website, https://www.comfygomobility.com |
6. Can I silence the beeping sound my wheelchair makes while reversing? |
| Yes. To remove the beeping noise, press the (+) key on the controller until you reach the top speed then hold the button down until you see the amber light in the middle of the display. Quickly press the horn button and the beeping will stop. Repeat these steps if you want the beeping sound back. |
7. Does the armrest raise? |
| Yes. Both armrests can raise to allow an easier exchange or to make it easier to push you chair closer to a table |
8. How do I charge the battery? |
| The lithium-ion battery can be charged through the joystick controller or directly on the battery. The charge time for an empty battery is 6-8 hours. If your battery has a partial charge, the charge time will be less. When the battery is fully charged, unplug the charger from the battery and unplug it from the power outlet. |
9. Can I install my controller on either side of the wheelchair? |
| Yes. The controller will be setup on the right side of the wheelchair, but it can be easily moved to the left side. |
10. Does my wheelchair come with a warranty? |
| Yes, The Phoenix wheelchair comes with a standard 1-year frame, 1-year motor, 1-year battery, and 1-year electronic parts warranty. |
11. Can I use my wheelchair on dirt and grass? |
| Yes. The Phoenix can traverse low grass and compacted dirt with ease. |
12. Where can I find the serial number of my wheelchair? |
| The serial number can be found in three places, on the frame near the footrest, in the product manual, and on the box the wheelchair was shipped in. |
13. How do I register my product? |
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To register your product, simply click here https://www.comfygomobility.com/pages/product-registration/ |
Warranty
- The phoenix comes with a standard 1-year frame, 1-year motor, 1-year battery, and 1-year electronic parts warranty.
- An optional ComfyGO Care warranty can be purchased to provide up to 2 years of coverage for batteries and electronics. An optional ComfyGO Care+ warranty can be purchased to provide up to 3 years of coverage for batteries and electronics. ComfyGO Care and ComfyGO Care+ can be purchased within 90 days of your delivery date.
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