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LEVO COMPACT (LC)    

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Picture of LEVO COMPACT (LC) The Levo Compact is a stand up wheelchair designed for use by individuals with mobility disabilities. FRAME: Stand-up folding or fixed frame. Anti-tip rollers are optional. SEAT: Choice of seat widths and depths. The fixed frame model has a folding backrest. Side Guards and a backrest extension are optional. CUSHION: Optional. STAND UP MECHANISM: Powered stand-up mechanism with push-button control. A control switch extension is optional. CASTERS: Front casters. WHEELS: Rear push wheels with handrims. FOOTRESTS: Height- and angle-adjustable stand-up footrests with knee supports.

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Price: Contact manufacturer.

This product record was updated on January 13, 2004.

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Levo USA, a wholly owned subsidiary of Dane Technologies Inc.

7105 Northland Terrace
Brooklyn Park, Minnesota 55428
United States
Telephone: 888-538-6872 or 763-544-7779.
Fax: 763-582-0442.
Web: http://www.levousa.com.
Email: teamlevousa@danetechnologies.com.


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