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Quingo Vitess 2 Technical Specification
Class Type
Classified according to EN12184 as class B mobility unit
Speed
6kph (4mph) and 12.9kph (8mph)
Length/Width
127cm (50”) x 64cm (25”)
Height (seat at lowest setting) 134cm (53”)
Wheelbase
89cm (35”)
Fully cushioned seat unit with closed cell foam rubber includes seat base,
backrest, headrest (where fitted) and armrests.
Seat width
47cm (18.5”)
Seat depth
33cm (13”) measured to ISO 7176.7
Backrest height min/max
76 - 89cm (30 - 35”)
Seat height from deck min/max 45 - 55cm (17.7 - 21.7”)
Seat height from ground min/max 64 - 70cm (25.2 - 27.6”)
Legroom min/max
75 - 90cm (29.5 - 35.4”) **
Extra Legroom when stationery 98cm (38.5.”) **
Foot area
56 - 63 (22 - 24.8”) ****
Total unladen weight
116kg (256lbs)
Weight of each battery
15.5kg (34.2lbs)
Weight of heaviest component 96kg (211.7lbs)
Tyre type/Pressure
F&R Pneumatic/pressure 30psi/2.1bar
Suspension Front
Floating axle with independent outer wheels
Suspension Rear
Twin coil spring (Adjustable)
Motor
400-watt constant load
Battery Capacity
12V 50Ah x 2 off
Maximum Capacity
182kg (28.6st) (400lbs)
Range
48km (30miles) See notes regarding range
Ground Clearance c/l of vehicle 12.7cm (5”) *
Turning radius
113cm (44.5”)
Safe climbing angle
12 Degrees
Kerb climbing
7.5cm (3”) ***
*
Measurement taken from the centre of the vehicle.
**
From the hip joint area to the ball of the foot
***
Measured as a safe maximum kerb height
****
Measured from the rear cover to the end of the footplate
Range: Up to 30 miles (48km) with standard battery configuration.
The above range figures are theoretical, produced in accordance with ISO 7176-4
ISO 7176-4 specifies a method for determining the theoretical distance range of electrically powered
wheelchairs and scooters by measuring energy consumed over a specified distance. It is applicable to
electrically powered wheelchairs and scooters with a maximum speed not greater than 15 km/h, intended to
provide indoor and/or outdoor mobility for one disabled person whose mass is within the range presented by
ISO 7176-11.
The distance range of an electrically powered wheelchair is affected by energy consumption and battery
condition. Energy consumption is affected by a number of factors such as ambient temperature, total weight
and weight distribution of the user, topography, surface characteristics, and tyres. Battery condition is
affected by factors such as temperature, age, charging history and discharging history. Hence the result
obtained from the test specified in this part of ISO 7176-4 cannot be used to derive an accurate range
estimate for a particular wheelchair (or scooter) and user. However, it can be used to give a basis for
comparison between different wheelchairs or scooters under similar test conditions.
Note regarding speed: The maximum speed and performance criteria is set as per specification and cannot
be changed in any way by the customer. This can only be changed by a qualified engineer equipped with a
suitable electronic programmer.
Note
Specifications are correct when going to press.
Advanced Vehicle Concepts Ltd retains the right to change specifications without prior notice.