EVA Electric Adult Support Walker Wide

The EVA Electric Adult Support Walker Wide is an adapted walking aid that is battery operated to assist the user to a standing position. The extra wide welded steel frame designed provides a wider entrance for wheelchair users in medical institutions. Users with limited mobility who are recovering from surgery will find the heavy duty frame and additional support helpful for rehabilitation.

The EVA Electric Adult Support Walker is often referred to as a therapy walker, cardiac walker or safety walker. The Electric model has a lifting capacity of 220 pounds, and a maximum weight capacity of 333 pounds. The Pendant Control works independently of the hand grips and is included. Two 12v 2.9 rechargable batteris for 24V 2.7 Ah hookup are included. The battery lift will operate at 6 minutes per hour continuous use, minimum 50 times up/down between charges. Recommended charging rate is once per week for 12 hours. The wide model is for institutional use and features a wider opening for wheelchair users and is easily height adjustable from 36.5 to 50 inches for different users. The padded arm rests have a molded forearm cutout to keep the user’s arms positioned at a comfortably height and provide comfortable support. The armrests can also be removed for cleaning. The hand grips on front of the armrests are round and positioned forward facing, providing a better and more ergonomic grip. The Wide model measures 31-1/2 inches wide at the base to easily accommodate a wheelchair.

The Eva Electric Adult Support Walker has step on caster locks on the rear wheels, and all four wheels swivel 360 degrees. The Eva Walker with Directional Casters align the rear casters with the front casters to track in a straight line, making the walker easier to control. When not needed, the casters can be released, allowing all 4 wheels to swivel 360 degrees. An easy to release lever mechanism adjusts the height and width of the walker. New hand brakes can be locked in position by pushing the brake lever forward.