HKM-9499091 Light Folding Electric Wheelchair Dual 250W Motors 24V 12Ah 12.4-Mile 330 lb Capacity 50.6 lb Net Aluminum Frame

HKM-9499091 · electric wheelchairs · 12 Ah Lithium (metric and US units listed) · 50.6 lb (with battery)

A 330 lb Rating on a 12Ah Pack With an All Black Painted FinishLight Folding 330 lb 12Ah 12.4 Miles

The HKM-9499091 puts a 330 lb rating on the 12Ah build: dual 250W motors, 50.6 lb with the pack in, and 12.4 mi of rated range in an all-black finish. This is the heavier-rated option without stepping up to the larger pack.

Load capacity is 330 lb against 265 lb on the standard build, and the chair still weighs 50.6 lb with its 12Ah pack fitted, so the extra rating costs nothing in weight.

Two 250W brushless hub motors on a 24V system move the chair at walking pace, and the 12Ah pack returns 12.4 mi per charge.

At a Glance

• Model — HKM-9499091 | Electric Wheelchair
• Motor — Dual 250 W Brushless Motors
• Battery Voltage — 24 V
• Battery Capacity — 12 Ah Lithium
• Range per Charge — 12.4 mi
• Brake System — Electromagnetic brake
• Controller — 360-degree joystick (left/right mountable)
• Frame Material — Aluminum alloy
• Seat Width — 18.9 in
• Seat Depth — 15.7 in
• Product Weight — 50.6 lb (with battery)
• Load Capacity — 330 lb

Frame, Motors and Fold

For a rider between the 265 lb and 330 lb marks, this chair is the middle of the range: more capacity than the standard build, less pack than the 24Ah versions.

The frame is the same aluminum alloy, with the seating structure taking the load into the rails.

Choosing it comes down to two numbers. If the rider and the bag together stay under 265 lb, the standard build does the job; if they do not, this one keeps the chair inside its rating rather than at the edge of it.

• Motor: Dual 250 W Brushless Motors
• Battery Voltage: 24 V
• Battery Capacity: 12 Ah Lithium
• Range per Charge: 12.4 mi
• Brake System: Electromagnetic brake
• Controller: 360-degree joystick (left/right mountable)

The pack detaches for indoor charging, which keeps the battery out of a cold car overnight and the chair folded in the boot. Seat 18.9 in wide with a 15.7 in cushion, joystick on either armrest, and the electromagnetic brake sets itself as the stick returns to center.

Battery, Range and Charging

Two 250W hub motors drive the rear wheels directly through a 24V controller, splitting the work between them.

That is what keeps the chair moving a heavier rider away from a standstill on a ramp without the pause a single geared motor shows.

The 12Ah pack returns 12.4 mi per charge. A heavier load draws a little more from the pack than a lighter one over the same route, so a full charge before a day of several stops is worth the overnight window.

Charging is an overnight job rather than a top-up at a cafe. The pack comes out, goes on its charger indoors, and is back in the cradle before the next trip; carrying a charger around is optional rather than part of the routine.

Who It Fits and How It Drives

Puncture-proof tires are the practical choice under a 330 lb load: no tube to pinch, no pressure to maintain and no flat to change at the roadside.

The trade is a firmer ride over cracked pavement than an air-filled tire gives. A chair kept in a car needs the pack indoors, and this one separates cleanly: the pack lifts out, the frame folds, and both fit through a front door without being taken apart any further.

• That is the whole loading procedure, and it repeats the same way every trip
• This build sits in the middle of the range: more capacity than the standard chair
• It is the choice for a rider whose weight plus a bag lands above 265 lb
• The difference is not visible from outside

What's in the Box

HKM-9499091 ships in one carton with the the product and the parts listed above. Check each item against the list before the first use, and keep the carton for the first month in case something has to go back.

Color and Finish

Check the frame joints and the seat mounts monthly when the chair runs near its 330 lb rating, and clear grit from the hubs after use outdoors.

Loose hardware found at home is a five minute fix; the same bolt found in a car park is not.

Battery Care and Maintenance

Charge indoors and unplug at full. Test the brake on level ground before the first trip, keep loaded bags over the seat rather than on the push handle, and cross slopes square instead of turning on them.

The seat is 18.9 in wide with a 15.7 in cushion, and the joystick can be swapped between armrests. At this rating the transfer is the moment that tests the chair, and the pan carries the rider's weight into the frame rather than into the foam.

One stick handles forward, reverse, steering and speed; releasing it engages the electromagnetic brake. A heavier chair rolling on a driveway slope is exactly what that behaviour is for, since nothing has to be held by hand after the rider lets go.

The frame folds into a car boot and the pack comes out first, which turns a 50.6 lb chair into two lifts that one adult can manage. Folded, it takes up about the space of a large suitcase, leaving the rest of the boot usable.

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Service and Policies

Coverage that lasts beyond the box. Orders ship free with a tracking number in 2 to 5 business days. From delivery, the product is protected for 180 days against manufacturing defects and transit damage, returnable within 30 days for a full refund, and covered by a 24-month parts-and-labor warranty on manufacturing defects. Four policies, one idea: ship it free, protect it for 180 days, take it back for 30, and stand behind it for two years.

HKM-9499091 · Electric Wheelchairs · Dual 250 W Brushless Motors · 24 V · 12 Ah Lithium · 12.4 mi (20 km) · Electromagnetic brake · 360-degree joystick (left/right mountable) · Aluminum alloy · 18.9 in (48 cm) · 15.7 in (40 cm) · 50.6 lb (23 kg) with battery · 330 lb (150 kg) · Yes, removable · CE, ISO certified