DMI All Body Universal Heating Pad
Model: Chariot IV XTC Pediatric ELR Series
Availability: In Stock – Ready to Ship
Built for Kids on the Go: Effortless Rolling with Adjustable Leg Support
Keep up with school days, playdates, and family outings with the ProActive Medical Chariot IV XTC Pediatric Series. Designed specifically for smaller-framed riders, it scales down the high-strength, ultra-lightweight architecture of the adult XTC platform into compact, kid-friendly proportions. Low rolling resistance means independent propulsion and tight turns feel light and easy, all while safely supporting riders up to 250 lbs.
The standout feature of this pediatric build is its tool-free elevating legrests. As posture needs change throughout the day, the leg riggings lift and lock securely at custom angles for continuous lower-limb comfort. Add in flip-back desk-length arms that let the chair slide right up to school desks, plus standard rear anti-tippers, and you get a chair that's as practical for daily life as it is safe.
Key Features
- Scaled Pediatric Frame: Compact geometry gives younger riders an ideal fit and effortless independent propulsion.
- Tool-Free Elevating Legrests: Front riggings lift and lock into custom horizontal angles, with integrated calf pads for all-day lower leg support.
- Flip-Back Desk-Length Armrests: Fit neatly under standard classroom tables and flip back instantly for easy side transfers.
- High-Strength, Ultra-Light Frame: Durable metal construction stays easy to lift, load, and maneuver.
- Flat-Free Composite Wheels: Low-maintenance rear mag wheels and solid front casters glide smoothly across tile, sidewalks, and ramps.
- Breathable Double-Stitched Nylon: Flame-retardant black nylon upholstery resists sagging and stays comfortable through long days.
- Rear Safety Anti-Tippers: Adjustable, frame-mounted anti-tippers come standard on every unit for added stability on inclines.
Equipment Specialist Insight: The Chariot IV XTC Pediatric ELR pairs clinical alignment features with real classroom utility. Most youth chairs with elevating leg rests are bulky and tiring for a young rider to push independently — ProActive gets around that with a lightweight frame and smooth mechanical clutch joints, so it rolls with a light, effortless touch and still folds down to fit in a trunk or backseat for family trips.
Technical Specifications
| Brand | ProActive Medical – Chariot IV Line |
| HCPCS Codes | K0004 + E0990 (Lightweight Frame + ELR Leg Assemblies) |
| Weight Capacity | 250 lbs (113 kg) |
| Available Seat Widths | 12" or 14" |
| Armrests | Padded Desk-Length, Flip-Back Pivot Design |
| Legrests | Tool-Free Elevating (ELR) with Adjustable Calf Pads |
| Wheels & Casters | Flat-Free Composite Rear Mag Wheels, Solid Front Casters |
| Upholstery | Double-Stitched, Flame-Retardant Black Nylon |
| Safety | Adjustable, Frame-Mounted Anti-Tippers (Standard) |
| FSA/HSA Eligible | Yes |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How do the flip-back desk arms help with rolling up to school tables?
A: Standard full-length armrests stick out and block the chair from sliding close to a table edge. This chair's desk arms taper early to clear standard table trims, and they unlatch and swing fully back for easy side-to-side transfers.
Q: Do I need tools to adjust or remove the elevating legrests?
A: No. The legrests use a mechanical joint that adjusts by hand, so caregivers can change the leg angle on the go or unlatch them completely in seconds when loading the chair into a car.
Q: Is the nylon upholstery easy to clean?
A: Yes. The tightly woven, double-stitched black nylon resists stretching and can be wiped down with mild soapy water or a non-bleach disinfectant wipe as part of routine care.
Which seat width is right for my child?
A: This model is available in 12" and 14" seat widths. We recommend confirming your child's measurements with their physician or therapist before ordering to ensure the best fit.
Manufacturer specifications are subject to change without notice. This listing is provided for general informational purposes and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Please consult your physician or a qualified equipment specialist to confirm the right fit and configuration for your needs.
