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Quickie Q200 R Compact Powered Wheelchair

Name: Quickie Q200 R Compact Powered Wheelchair
Brand: Sunrise Medical
SKU: Q200 R

Model: Q200 R

The Quickie Q200 R is a compact rear-wheel-drive power chair for outdoor and indoor use, rated for users up to 136 kg, with 6 or 10 km/h speed options and up to 31 km range. Optional tilt-in-space and powered recline make it suitable for users who need more postural support.

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Supplied from Dubai · Delivery & installation across the UAE · +971 4 388 3891

Specifications

Drive type: Rear-wheel drive
Maximum speed: 6 km/h or 10 km/h
Maximum range: 31 km
Batteries: 55 Ah
Weight: From 98 kg (incl. batteries)
Maximum user weight: 136 kg
Overall width: 580 mm
Overall length: 1070 mm
Seat width: 430–500 mm
Seat depth: 410–510 mm
Turning circle: 1700 mm
Kerb climbing: 70–100 mm (with kerb climber)
Maximum safe slope: 8°
Tilt-in-space (option): 22°

Overview

The Quickie Q200 R builds on Sunrise Medical's compact power-chair concept with a slightly larger, more outdoor-capable base and a higher 136 kg user weight limit.

It is available with 6 km/h or 10 km/h speed settings, runs on 55 Ah batteries for a maximum range of 31 km, and climbs slopes up to 8°. Seat width (430–500 mm) and depth (410–510 mm) are adjustable, and the chair can be specified with 22° tilt-in-space, powered recline and a lower 42 cm seat-height option for users who need pressure management or easier transfers. VR2 electronics are standard and the chair is crash-tested to ISO 7176-19.

Who it is for: active adults who travel outdoors daily, users who need tilt for comfort and pressure relief, and clinics or rehabilitation centres in the UAE assessing clients for a compact but capable power chair.

Key features

Compact rear-wheel-drive base for indoor and outdoor use
6 or 10 km/h speed versions
Optional 22° tilt-in-space and powered recline
136 kg maximum user weight
Crash-tested to ISO 7176-19

Used in

Home users in the UAERehabilitation centresHospitalsLong-term care facilities

Handicap & accessibility

Medical and therapy equipment should be selected and used under the guidance of a qualified healthcare professional. Specifications are provided by the manufacturer and may change; please confirm before ordering.