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Many devices for people with disabilities including switches, portable computers, communication systems and environmental controls, will need to be fixed in a certain position to enable independent use. Fixtures and mounts are used for this purpose. Mounting is often necessary for clients who are mobile in a wheelchair. The mounting system should be flexible so that the device may be accessible when in use but safely out of the way when it is not needed.
A range of wheelchair or desk mounting assemblies for communication devices and laptop computers. Most models have a Quick Release Plate to suit the device being mounted.
Car kits for PDAs (personal digital assistants) and organisers that can be adapted to mount to a wheelchair and to also hold mobile phones. They have flexible arms to enable correct positioning for the user. The supplier does not fit the holders onto the chairs.
A mounting systems, comprising of a number of components to mount a switch to make it accessible to a user.
A mounting system which positions a switch in any position, by adjusting one lever. The system clamps onto a wheelchair or table.
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