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Choosing a Mount'n Mover Wheelchair Mount

Which Wheelchair Mount Should I Get?

Mount'n Mover has several wheelchair mount options, which are compatible with iPads, tablets, laptops, phones, and speech devices when paired with the right device plate. This guide will help you find the one that's right for you. Our wheelchair mounting systems include the Dual Arm, Single Arm, Tilt'n Turner, Easy Mover Single Arm with Quick Connect or Tilt Plate, Easy Mover Dual Arm with Quick Connect or Tilt Plate, Simple Mount Small, and Simple Mount Large.

The Dual Arm, Single Arm and Tilt'n Turner wheelchair mounts offer:

Customizable lock-setters provide secure locks and repeatable user-specific positioning
Multiple lock positions may be set (24 per joint)
Built-in tilt plate adjusts from 0 to 110 degrees and anywhere in between
Handles provide easy-access, one-handed lock release and operation
Tool-free adjustments
Tilt hinges built-in resistance keeps devices and trays from slamming down
Attach to a wheelchair, table or floor stand
Compatible with iPads, tablets, laptops, phones, and speech devices with when paired with the right device plate

The Easy Mover Dual Arm and Single Arm wheelchair mounts offer:

Joints can be adjusted from low to high resistance, changing the effort to move the mount
Sleek design
Available with either Quick Connect Receiver or Tilt Plate
Hinge on Quick Connect Receiver and Tilt Plate available with either low or high resistance
Compatible with iPads, tablets, laptops, phones, and speech devices with when paired with the right device plate

The Simple Mounts offer:

Two sizes of tray, small 3.5" x 7" x .250" and large 9" x 11.5" x .375"
Tray comes attached to either 8", 12", 18", or 24" post. 36" post available at additional cost
Clear trays swivel 360 degrees, lay horizontal, tilt at a variety of angles (0-90 degrees) and folds down to the side
Attach to a wheelchair, table or floor stand
The tray is attached to a variable angle hinge. The hinge is available in either a high or low resistance
Uses current Mount'n Mover wheelchair hardware
Compatible with cellphones and smartphones with the use of Angles

The Hybrid Dual Arm with Pow!r Shoulder or Pow!r Tilt offer:

Power joints for independent device postitioning
Single or Dual switch directional control
Customizable target positions
Built-in keypad for attendant
Compatible with iPads, tablets, laptops, phones, and speech devices with when paired with the right device plate
Option to attach: trays, speech devices, camera, laptop, suction tube

Wheelchair Mount Device Compatability

Mount'n Mover wheelchair mounts are compatible with most devices, when used with the proper device plate. Below are the device plates required for each type of device.

Device Plate for Mounting iPads and Other Tablets

TR-iTab tray or custom tray
Can also use DP-UR, Universal Rotator, to change from portrait to landscape

Device Plate for Mounting Cell Phones

Lip Kit
DP-Phone-OB-model

Device Plate for Mounting Laptop

TR-LT

Device Plate for Mounting Communication devices, AAC, PRC

Depends on the specific comm device; see full guide

Device Plate for Mounting Eye Gaze

DP-T2
DP-other
TR-iTab, Custom
May also include a Rotator

Additional Information

Learn How The Mount'n Mover Arm Works.
For more information, check out our Specification Table: Specification Table- Arm-Black Model

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Dual Arm

The Dual Arm offers the most flexible positioning, and has more reach than the Single Arm.
Consider the Dual Arm if you need greater flexibility to:

Use your device in more than one operating position
Set a different position for a second device
Position something "just so"
Move it around other things
Position it so the controls are either away from or towards the person

You need a longer arm, so you can:

Extend it more than 8" from the side of your chair
Extend across midline
Mount to the side opposite the joystick, and still position the device on that side
Use it for eye gaze
Extend it forward and inward

You have limited reach. Less range of motion is required to move it to another operating position.

The Hoop unlocks both the Elbow and Shoulder
Move the arm laterally, and
It will still be within reach

The Single Arm works well for people who don't need the reach and flexibility of the Dual Arm.

Lower profile and more compact, which some people prefer
Simpler to operate, because you don't need to learn to "steer" it
Positions the device lower than the Dual Arm
- unless just the upper arm of the Dual swings over your legs or tray

Limitations and considerations:

Fewer lock positions
Not as good for multiple operating positions
Hoop and paddle rotate away from you as you swing it away

Don't have it lock away from you if you can't reach the controls

The Tilt'n Turner is recommended for:

Smaller devices that are to be positioned on a post, just in front of the armrest
Placing a second device on the top of the post that a Dual or Single Arm is already attached to.
- enables someone to do two things concurrently (ie, read and use a laptop)
- Attachment to a table to position a tray or other device at a good operating height.

Double Decker with dual arm and simple mount