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  The  electronic  system  consists  of  two  modules:  remote  control  and  process  execution  block. 

The data transition between the modules is organized by wire connection. 

  For  safety  management  the  main  drive’s  system  is  equipped  by  electromagnetic  brakes  that 

activates  in  case  of  power  loss.  Also  main  drives  has  special  handles  that  can  disjoin  the  gears  from 
wheels and tracks, this makes possible to roll the wheelchair by hands if the battery is discharged. The 
battery charge is designed for overcoming 15 km distance on smooth surface. Electronics monitors the 
battery charge and informs the user in case of low level.  

 

The CaterWil dimensions don’t exceed sizes of usual wheelchair. The width of the device is 65 

cm that allows using it at home conditions, going through interior doors and using elevators. 

The CaterWil can climb stairs up to 40 deg on tracks and can climb ramps up to 18 deg on wheels 

(fig. 2)

 

 

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Technical specifications 

Table 1. Wheelchair specifications.

 

№ 

Characteristic 

Unit 

Value 

Notes 

Dimensions  

(length x width x height) 

mm 

(1200-1400)x645x1230 

Adjustable length 

Seat width 

mm 

460 

 

Seat depth 

mm 

435 

 

Seat height 

mm 

530 

 

Armrest height 

mm 

150-220 

Adjustable 

Lower leg length 

mm 

400-550 

Adjustable 

Weight empty 

kg 

105 

 

Max. load capacity 

kg 

120 

 

Front wheel size 

mm 

200 

 

10 

Drive wheel size 

mm 

330 

 

11 

Max speed on wheels 

km/h 

 

12 

Max speed on tracks 

km/h 

0,7 

 

13 

Distance range 

km 

20 

 

14 

Max stairs angle 

deg 

40 

At step height 160 mm, step  

rounding radius 10 mm 

15 

Max step height 

mm 

200 

At stair angle 25 deg, step  

rounding radius 10 mm 

16 

Max step rounding radius 

mm 

20 

At step height 160 mm, stair 

angle 35 deg 

17 

Noise level 

dBA 

≤65 

 

18 

Operating temperature 

Deg C 

-10 to 40 

 

19 

Battery capacity 

A*h 

33 

2 pcs AGM batteries 

20 

Drive motors voltage 

24 

2 pcs DC motors 

21 

Charger power requirements 

220 

 

22 

Nominal charging current 

 

23 

Wheelchair protective system 

 

IP54 

 

Summary of Contents for GTS3

Page 1: ...1 Wheelchair transformer CaterWil model GTS3 Instructions for Use Caterwil LLC phone 7 383 319 7837 www caterwil com ver 1 0 1 rev 25 01 2017...

Page 2: ...protection 8 2 Start up and restarting instructions 8 2 1 Installing footrests 8 2 2 Adjusting the Lower Leg Length see fig 5 9 2 3 Adjusting footrest angle see fig 5 9 2 4 Adapting the Remote contro...

Page 3: ...s that rotate the wheels but using the additional gear that provides higher torque and lower speed on stairs The passenger s seat is installed on hinges and turned by the separate drive Turning the se...

Page 4: ...tracks and can climb ramps up to 18 deg on wheels fig 2 1 2 Technical specifications Table 1 Wheelchair specifications Characteristic Unit Value Notes 1 Dimensions length x width x height mm 1200 140...

Page 5: ...to enter driving commands and to display the current state of certain functions and components fig 3 1 Chair down button 2 Chair up button 3 Track mode button 4 Special functions button 5 On Off butto...

Page 6: ...e power wheelchair off Horn button The horn will sound as long as the horn key is being pressed Speed up and down buttons Pressing the speed buttons shortly increases or reduces the speed level After...

Page 7: ...kes and emergency brakes 3 40A fuse For overload or short circuit prevention 4 Battery charge indicator For battery discharge prevention 5 Emergency stop when Remote controller communication is failed...

Page 8: ...here is no need to use personal ESD protective equipment 1 8 Materials safety The chair and accessories are made of non harmful non allergic materials that has no limitations for contact with human sk...

Page 9: ...justing footrest angle see fig 5 To elevate the footrest 1 Use the release lever on the footrest 2 Move the footrest to the desired position 3 Let go of the release lever Fig 5 2 4Adapting the Remote...

Page 10: ...height to the arm length of the user you must loosen two clampers on the armrest holder see fig 6 You can now slide the armrest up and down 2 7Lap Belt The GTS3 can be equipped with a lap belt To appl...

Page 11: ...the wheelchair off when finished NOTICE There is no need to press ESD button to turn off the wheelchair during normal operations Press the ESD button for emergency stop only 3 Maintenance Manual 3 1...

Page 12: ...wires from installed batteries 3 Remove batteries from the battery box 4 Install new batteries into the battery box 5 Screw wires on new batteries as on the fig 10 Red wire to the red terminal black...

Page 13: ...e controller or control system is failed Inform service center 1 red LED indicator is blinking Low battery charge Charge the battery 2 LED indicators are blinking One of the motors is overloaded Resta...

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