Easy Drive
The Easy Drive is a hand control driving system designed to be fitted on the left-hand side of the driver seat. The Easy Drive comes in three models – Push/Pull, Push/Radial and Floor brake. The levers have the ability to be customised to suit the user’s individual strengths, preferences and capabilities.
The result is a highly performing, intuitive product, and the acceleration is comfortable and easy to manage.
In Action
Easy Drive Models
Push/Pull
The Push/Pull Easy Drive combines a forward motion to brake and a pull motion to accelerate electronically.
Push/Radial
The Push/Radial Easy Drive combines a forward motion to brake and a radial action of the wrist to accelerate electronically.
Floor Brake
The Floor Brake Easy Drive allows the brake to be managed by simply pushing the lever forward, ensuring braking with minimum effort. Can be combined with a Satellite Accelerator
Features
- Double bearing joint design minimises rotation effort required to accelerate
- The lever has 4 adjustable settings for the spring load tension
- The lever has 3 push rod selection points on the brake lever to optimise braking effort
- Smooth rounded external cover protects the user's knee from friction when using the device
- Operated with minimal fatigue
- Full indicator light control keypad (optional)
- Easily turned off enabling regular foot operation
- Acceleration safety cut-out mechanism
- Brake lock feature
- Compatible with original electronics
- Suitable for fitment (and re-fit) in all types of vehicles
Suitable for:
Paraplegia
Double Lower Limb Amputee &
Quadriplegia
Muscular Dystrophy
Cerebral Palsy
& other disability limiting dexterity
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