Esleh Stair Climbing Electric Wheelchair WD 100

The Esleh WD 100 Stair Climbing Electric Wheelchair is an automatic powered stair-climbing mobility and evacuation chair designed to help users move safely between different floors without requiring permanent stair modifications. Its tracked climbing system allows the chair to travel up and down suitable staircases in a controlled manner, making it useful in homes, hospitals, schools, hotels, offices, and other buildings where stair access is required.

The tracked mechanism is designed to provide smooth and steady movement on stairs. The manufacturer states that the wheelchair is designed not to glide or fall when stopped on the staircase, while its electromagnetic braking system provides additional stopping control.

The WD 100 features three adjustable speed modes and a power system with soft-start protection. This helps provide a smoother start while potentially reducing stress on the motor and battery. An LED light and LCD power display provide useful visibility and battery-status information during operation.

The electrical circuit is enclosed inside the frame pipe and is described by the manufacturer as waterproof-protected. The motor is designed for quiet operation. The battery is positioned away from the user's body and is detachable, making charging and replacement more convenient.

For safety during transportation, the chair includes vest-style safety straps with metal buckles to help secure the occupant. Four wear-resistant rubber wheels allow the chair to function as a conventional wheelchair on level ground in addition to its stair-climbing function.

The frame is made from aluminium alloy, keeping the chair relatively lightweight while providing a strong structure. Its foldable and compact design makes storage and transportation easier when the stair-climbing function is not required.

The WD 100 is suitable for emergency evacuation and assisted stair transportation in residential, healthcare, educational, hospitality, and institutional environments. Because stair-climbing equipment requires correct operation and suitable staircase conditions, users and caregivers should follow the manufacturer's operating instructions and safety procedures.