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EZ Lock System

Heavy gauge steel construction. Relentless crash sled testing. Meeting and exceeding every industry requirement. All part of what makes EZ Lock a true leader in long-lasting durability. And security.

Once our base lock is mounted to the vehicle floor, it acts as receiver for the docking pin attached to the wheelchair, making your entry fully automatic, and minimizing the need for precise maneuvering.

 

 

The BL-6290 Base Lock: The Heart of the EZ LOCK System.

Casing is sturdy 3/16" powder coated steel  

Locking Jaws are 1/4" steel coated with a permanently bonded lubricant

Entry into lock is mechanical, and release is attained by an electrical pull solenoid

Emergency mechanical release is also incorporated (in case the vehicle loses battery power)

The base lock is mounted to the vehicle floor and acts as a receiver for the interfacing pin mounted to the wheelchair

 

 

The Wheelchair Bracket:

The interface bracket is mounted to the wheelchair allowing it to lock into the BL-6290 docking base

The EZ Lock system can accommodate a wide array of wheelchair styles, including both manual and power wheelchairs

Although we provide an interface for most of the wheelchairs currently on today's market, it is advisable to check with EZ LOCK, or your local adaptive equipment dealer, to ensure we have a system appropriate for your particular wheelchair

When consulting your dealer about availability it's helpful to have a) name of the manufacturer, b) wheelchair model, c) model number, and d) note of any accessories that might interfere with the bracket installation (i.e. reclining or elevating seat, vent tray etc)

 

 

The ECU-3 Control Panel: The Main User Interface for EZ LOCK:

Functions include release, alarm buzzer deactivation for unoccupied use, and an array of warning indicators

Green light signifies locking jaws are completely closed and system is safe to use

Yellow light means locking jaws are not completely closed, and the user should exit, then re-enter base lock

Red light indicates system has been de-activated, and is for unoccupied use only.