Can these lights be used on a wheelchair ??
1664030
If the wheelchair's wheels have bicycle style spokes and hub, it should work. These would be a perfect night time safety feature, I would recommend giving them a shot, especially since they're so affordable. Cheers!
1664031
I'm going to say yes qualifying the yes with the effect of the lights tricking the eyes of people passing by is at running speed and up. If your wheelchair has a small enough hub and bicycle spokes it will mount and function
1664032
No they don't stay lit more than two minutes. And they're not visible 10 feet away .
1664033
Not sure how the center hub looks like on a wheel chair (wheel). If it wider than a bicycle one, i wouldnt buy it.
1481571
Won't work with a wheelchair. It requires motion, this is not a GOS sensing device.
1615583
the whole wheel lights up. I have them on the front of my wheelchair and you can see them when I am in motion
2282249
Sure they could be but I would suggest that you wire in a flat trailer light plug and plug the light bar into that. If the case is you only have a round trailer plug you can purchase a converter that will allow you to plug in a flat plug.
815087
Yes, but don't drop the lights or they will not work...Very fragile! I do not recommend this product!!
85070
yes..no reason that you can't..however they don;t hold up well if you don;t use the flashlight enought..paul
1747387
Yes. they attach to the handle bars. it is adjustable. you tighten the attachment to the handle bar. you must check the circumference of the handle bar of the wheelchair, if it is the same size as a bicycle handlebar it will certainly work. that would be a good way of judging. measure it.
13820
Im not sure if you can but they seem to be air tight. Very nice and bright LED light.
150452
I believe you can. Just unscrew the wheels and find light up ones that will fit.
1180821
Yes, they aren't that heavy so if you had some fairly strong tape like Jen suggested that should work fine. However, you might have trouble changing the batteries- I think the light needed to be removed for that.
2070570
No they will not...These lights are junk.Half of mine were broken during shipping and they never were replaced.. Beware
1694313
I don't think so - this particular brand attaches to the bike via the wheel and wheel skewer and I'm pretty sure the wheel mechanism would be different on a wheelchair...
1063404
You could but I night suggest some Velcro. The on off switch an the screws to change the batteries are on the back. You will want a way to remove the lights from time to time.
180227
First of all, that is not at all the use they were designed for. I suppose it could work, but the specs say the batteries last up to 40 hours, so if you used the lights much at all, you would be changing the batteries quite often.
1208710
Don't know the answer to that question, but since they are low voltage I think the chances are you might be able to. The connections between lights seem to be tight enough to keep out moisture.
613133
No...it will mess them up. And be warned now. They may blow and only a couple colors will work. Crappy lights.
1570838
I think this would work in any wheelchair just fine. Fortunately, if it doesn't fit your particular wheelchair, it is easy to return. Hope this helps!!