R-300 power chair Anvia with CE approved
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R-300 Supports daily functioning, reduces fatigue, and assists with safe mobility for individuals with limited walking capacity, enabling access to home and community environments following clinical assessment.

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Ergonomic Seating with Automotive‑Grade Foam

The R‑300 seat and backrest use automotive‑grade foam materials designed to provide a balance of firm external support and adaptive internal cushioning. This construction supports sustained seated use by distributing pressure and maintaining postural support.

The seating system incorporates an approximately 6‑degree upward seat tilt, which is intended to support pelvic positioning and seated stability. This ergonomic configuration may assist with comfort and postural tolerance during extended periods of use, subject to individual clinical needs and seating assessment.

The Device consists of 5 parts.

  • R‑300 Powerchair — Functional Mobility Support for Everyday Use

    The R‑300 Powerchair is a compact electric wheelchair designed to support functional mobility for individuals requiring powered assistance for indoor use and controlled community access. It may be suitable for users who require independent indoor mobility, predictable outdoor performance, and compatibility with clinically prescribed seating and pressure management systems.

    With a compact footprint and tight turning capability, the R‑300 is designed to support mobility within residential and care environments, including narrow hallways, bathrooms, kitchens, and shared spaces. Its drive system and responsive control interface are intended to support predictable handling and reduced physical demand during daily use.

    The R‑300 features a modular frame design that allows disassembly into lightweight components. This supports manual handling, storage, and transport in standard vehicles, which may assist with community access and travel where transportability is required.

    This configurability allows the R‑300 to be adapted to individual clinical requirements, rather than functioning as a fixed seating system.

    • Compact turning radius to support indoor manoeuvrability

    • Stable driving characteristics for predictable everyday use

    • Compatibility with custom backrests and pressure‑relief cushions

    • Ergonomic joystick controller with adjustable sensitivity

    • Selectable drive profiles for indoor and outdoor environments

    • Tool‑free disassembly into lightweight components

    • Lithium battery system designed to support routine community mobility

    • Driving Range: Up to 18 km

    • Maximum Speed: 6 km/h

    • Turning Radius: Compact indoor-friendly design

    • Maximum Climbing Angle: 15°

    • Battery: Lithium-ion

    • Operating Temperature: –5°C to 40°C

    • Weight: All disassembled components

  • Our powerchairs are supplied with lithium batteries that are provided with safety certification suitable for air-transport consideration.

    Each airline applies different terms, conditions, and approval requirements.
    Please check directly with your airline before making travel arrangements.

  • Anvia R-300 incorporates an ergonomically designed seating system intended to support prolonged seated use and functional daily mobility.

    The seat base and backrest are constructed using multi-density automotive-grade foam, providing a firm external support layer combined with softer internal contouring to assist with:

    • Even pressure distribution

    • Pelvic stability

    • Reduction of localized pressure loading

    • Maintenance of upright seated posture

    The seat platform is positioned at an approximate 6-degree posterior tilt, supporting a neutral pelvic alignment and reducing the risk of forward pelvic rotation and slumped sitting posture.

    This configuration is clinically appropriate for users who:

    • Require extended daily seated mobility

    • Experience fatigue or postural decline during prolonged sitting

    • Benefit from improved pelvic stability and pressure management

    • Require a stable and supportive base for functional indoor and outdoor mobility

    The seating system supports safe, sustained use in community and home environments.

  • Suitability, configuration, and seating selection should be determined through individual clinical assessment. Funding eligibility (e.g. ACC, Enable NZ, WINZ) is based on functional need, environmental demands, and clinical justification, rather than product features alone.


  • Warranty:

    Entire Powerchair: 1 year

    Battery and Motor: 2 years

    Frame: 3 years

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6 cm Obstacle- Climbing Capability

  • Designed to manage common environmental barriers such as low curbs, thresholds, and speed bumps.

  • This capability supports smoother community and residential mobility where minor surface changes are present, helping reduce interruption to movement.

Electromagnetic Braking System

  • The electromagnetic braking system is designed to provide controlled stopping and holding during use.

  • Brakes engage automatically when the joystick is released and support stability on slopes.

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79 cm Turning Radius

  • A tight turning radius supports effective manoeuvrability in confined indoor environments, including hallways, kitchens, and shared spaces.

  • This design assists with navigating tight spaces where larger powerchairs may be less suitable.

12-Inch All-Directional Wheels

Built for strength and balance

Glides over bumps and uneven paths

Stable handling with superior load support

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Move with ease using the R-300’s omnidirectional wheels — perfect for tight spaces and uneven paths. Automatic stopping on slopes and 15° incline capability keeps every ride safe and steady.

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Ergonomic 16° Handle Design

Angled to slide under most tables, making work, meals, and conversations effortless.

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90° rotating handle

Enter and exit from either side.

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Straight Tracking on Slopes

Stable performance on tilted paths.

Rear Anti-Tip Wheels


Extra support at the back keeps you steady, even on slopes.”

360° Warning Lights

Stay visible after dark with high-mounted front and rear lights.

Disassembles in 4 Easy Steps

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Disconnect power and pull out the battery

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Unlock the carabiner and remove the upper part of the seat

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Remove the basket

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Separate Front and Rear Wheels

Quick Tool-Free Disassembly

The R‑300 can be disassembled into smaller components without the use of tools.


This supports manual handling, storage, and transport in standard vehicles, which may be beneficial for users who require portability for community access or travel.

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R-300 Safety & Compliance

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Your safety, our promise. The R-300 meets the highest international standards:

“With these certifications, the R-300 ensures maximum safety, reliability, and peace of mind for every journey.”

FAQ’s

  • R‑300 is a compact powered wheelchair designed to support seated mobility for individuals who require powered assistance for indoor use and controlled community access. It is intended for users who can remain seated and require a reliable, manoeuvrable powerchair for everyday mobility.

  • R‑300 is designed to support indoor mobility and controlled community use, where predictable handling and manoeuvrability are required.

    Indoors, R‑300 is well suited to residential and care environments, including homes, apartments, and shared spaces. Its compact footprint and tight turning capability support navigation through hallways, doorways, kitchens, and other confined areas commonly encountered indoors.

    Outdoors, R‑300 may be suitable for smooth and even surfaces such as footpaths, paved walkways, car parks, and other controlled community environments. Minor surface changes, such as small thresholds or low curbs, may be managed within the chair’s design limits.

    R‑300 is not intended for rough or uneven terrain, including loose gravel, mud, sandy, steep gradients, or unsealed surfaces. Environments requiring larger tyres, suspension systems, or higher ground clearance may be more appropriately matched to alternative mobility solutions.

    Suitability for specific environments should be considered on a case‑by‑case basis, taking into account the user’s functional needs, typical routes, and clinical recommendations. Trial use in real‑world settings is recommended where possible.

  • R‑300 uses a powered drive system designed to support predictable handling and manoeuvrability. Drive characteristics are intended to suit indoor navigation and everyday community use, rather than uneven or off‑road terrain.

  • R‑300 may manage minor surface changes such as small thresholds, low curbs, or speed bumps within its design limits.
    It is not intended for rough terrain, steep gradients, mud, or uneven ground. Suitability for outdoor use should be assessed based on the user’s environment and mobility needs.

  • Yes. R‑300 features a modular, tool‑free disassembly design, allowing it to be separated into smaller, lightweight components.
    This supports storage and transport in standard passenger vehicles, subject to vehicle size and loading capacity.

  • R‑300 is designed as a mobility device, not as a vehicle seat.
    Where possible, users are recommended to transfer to a vehicle seat and use an approved seatbelt system. If alternative transport arrangements are required, advice should be sought from a clinician or mobility specialist.

  • Yes. R‑300 is compatible with custom seat cushions and backrests, allowing configuration to support:

    • Postural needs

    • Pressure management considerations

    • Individual comfort requirements

    Seating selection should be guided by clinical assessment where specific needs are identified.

  • The R‑300 is designed for regular daily use, subject to appropriate charging, maintenance, and user tolerance. Usage patterns vary depending on individual needs and environments.

  • Battery range varies depending on:

    • User weight

    • Terrain and gradients

    • Driving speed and usage patterns

    Under typical conditions, the battery is designed to support routine daily use before recharging is required.

  • Routine maintenance of R‑300 is important to support reliable performance and ongoing use.

    Battery charging is the most essential regular task. R‑300 should be charged as recommended (typically overnight) to maintain battery health and ensure sufficient power for daily use.

    Where applicable, tyre condition and inflation should be checked periodically to support efficient operation and predictable handling. Maintaining appropriate tyre pressure helps reduce rolling resistance and unnecessary strain on the drive system.

    In addition, periodic inspection of moving components—such as bearings, joints, and other mechanical parts—may be required. Lubrication and servicing should be carried out in accordance with the manufacturer’s guidance.

    The seating system itself typically requires minimal routine maintenance. Where customised seating, cushions, or supports are used, any specific care or maintenance requirements should be discussed with the supplier or prescribing clinician at the time of delivery.

    R‑300 is supplied with a user manual, which outlines recommended maintenance and servicing tasks, often presented in weekly, monthly, and annual intervals. Following these guidelines helps support the longevity and safe operation of the powerchair.

  • Suitability should be determined through individual clinical assessment, taking into account functional needs, environment, and intended use.

    Anvia Mobility offers assessment‑led discussions and test drives to support appropriate equipment selection. You may request a test drive by completing the enquiry form, and our team will contact you to discuss your needs and help guide the assessment process.

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