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Broda Latitude pedal wheelchair is ergonomically designed to promote self-mobility for people who need long-term care in a comfortable way. The steady swaying of the Latitude pedal rocker chair provides a calming, relaxing impact for disturbed individuals. The 48R pedal rocker chair features a revolutionary comfort tension seating mechanism that distributes pressure and allows air to flow for improved sitting comfort and support.
Broda Latitude pedal wheelchair enables safe and comfortable placement without the use of restraints, with up to 18° of endlessly adjustable seat tilt (up to 33° when utilising both tilt and rocking functions simultaneously). The front pivot seat tilt of the Latitude pedal rocker chair helps to keep the client's foot on the floor for safe self-propelling while inclined. Both short and tall clients can benefit from the adjustable seat to floor height, which ranges from 14" to 19".
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Additional positioning padding & slim posture padding available on request, Please call or email us for quote.
Broda Latitude Pedal Wheelchair | |
Tilt Angle | Up to 33° |
Recline Angle | No Recline |
Weight Capacity | Up to 250 lbs. |
Frame | 16-gauge powder-coated tubular steel frame |
Seat Widths | 16", 18", 20", 22" |
Seat Depths | 15.5", 17", 18.5", 20" |
Back Heights | 32", 33.5", 35" |
Seat Surface Heights | 14", 15", 16", 17", 18", 19" |
Wheels | Front Aluminum Non-Locking Casters: 5", Front Mounted Mag Wheels: 20", 22", Front Total Lock Casters: 5", Rear Fixed Casters: 5", Rear Mounted Mag Wheels: 20", 22", Rear Total Lock Casters: 5" |
Special Features | ADP Coded, Dynamic Rocking |
Patient Mobility | Self Propelled |
Manufacturer warrants this product to be free of defects in materials and workmanship as per the schedule below:
Disclaimer and Limitations of Remedies:
The chair frames are guaranteed for Three years against structural defects or failure. All other parts (except seat pads and cloth or vinyl covers) including but not limited to strapping, cushions, gas springs and attachments, casters, wheels, brakes and armrests are guaranteed for one year against defects in materials and workmanship based on normal institutional use. This warranty does not cover damages that arise from improper handling, cleaning, or negligent use; inclusive of exposure to improper solutions or abrasives, exposure to heat sources, use of sharp objects, excessive agitation, pooling of fluids, or similar negligent acts. The warranty does not cover use of manufacturer chairs in a shower or pool, with the exception of the manufacturer commode/shower chair.
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Q. What makes the Latitude different from a regular wheelchair?
A. Unlike traditional wheelchairs, the Latitude offers tilt-in-space positioning, gentle rocking motion, and Broda’s Comfort Tension Seating® system—all of which improve comfort, pressure relief, and posture over long periods of sitting.
Q. Is the rocking motion always active?
A. No, the Latitude Pedal Rocker Chair’s rocking feature can be enabled or disabled by a caregiver. To activate it, the caregiver secures the rocking handle to the frame while the seat is in an upright or slightly tilted position. The rocking tension can also be adjusted to suit the user. To deactivate, simply release the rocking handle from the frame.
Q. Can users move the chair on their own?
A. Yes! The Latitude features front pivot seat tilt that allows users to pedal the chair with their feet, giving them greater independence if they have limited upper-body strength.
Q. What makes Broda’s Comfort Tension Seating® system unique?
A. Unlike solid or sling-style seating, it uses flexible straps that conform to the body, promoting airflow and reducing pressure for enhanced comfort and skin protection.
Q. What is the difference between a transit and self-propelled wheelchair?
A. A transit wheelchair is designed to be pushed by a caregiver and typically has smaller rear wheels, making it lighter and easier to maneuver. A self-propelled wheelchair has larger rear wheels with hand rims, allowing users to independently move themselves with their hands or feet. A transit wheelchair may also refer to a crash-tested, WC19 certified wheelchair for use in an accessible vehicle.
Q. Can Latitude Pedal Wheelchairs be adjusted for individuals with varying leg lengths or strength?
A. Yes, Broda pedal wheelchairs feature adjustable seat-to-floor heights to accommodate different leg lengths and mobility needs. These adjustments ensure users can comfortably and effectively reach the floor, promoting safe heel strike and efficient self-propulsion.
Q. Is Broda Latitude Wheelchair categorized as geriatric furniture or chairs?
A. No, It is classified as Durable Medical Equipment (DME). According to the FDA, It fall under the Medical Device category, specifically Class I Mechanical Wheelchairs. Additionally, the Veteran’s Health Administration recognizes it as Manual Wheelchairs with Tilt and Recline Functions as part of their Prosthetic Clinical Management Program (PCMP).
Q. What is the proper way to clean and disinfect the Broda Latitude Pedal Wheelchair?
A. It is easy to clean and disinfect. Use one of the following solutions for regular cleaning:
Q. What is a pedal wheelchair?
A. A pedal wheelchair is a mobility chair designed for foot propulsion, allowing users to move independently using their legs and/or hands. These wheelchairs typically have a lower seat-to-floor height, making it easier for users to reach the ground and navigate their environment with ease.
Q. What are the benefits of a foot pedal wheelchair?
A. Foot pedal wheelchairs promote active movement and independence, reducing reliance on caregivers for mobility. They can help improve circulation, maintain muscle strength, and reduce fatigue, making them an excellent option for individuals with some lower-body mobility. The ability to self-propel or scoot with both feet and hands provides flexibility based on the user’s strength and endurance.