A reclining electric wheelchair is a motorized wheelchair designed to let the user move independently and change their sitting position by reclining backward for comfort, health, and rest.
 

1. Electric movement

• Powered by batteries and motors
• Controlled using a joystick (usually on the armrest)
• Can move forward, backward, turn, and adjust speed 

2. Reclining backrest

• The backrest can tilt from upright (about 90°) to partially or fully reclined (up to ~160–180°) 
• Some models allow lying almost flat

3. Adjustable leg support

• Footrests can rise or tilt
• Helps improve blood circulation and reduce swelling 

4. Comfort design

• Padded seat, headrest, armrests
• Designed for long sitting periods without pain

5. Foldable frame (many models)

• Made from lightweight aluminum
• Easier to transport or store 

6. Safety systems

• Electromagnetic brakes
• Anti-tip wheels
• Stable design for indoor and outdoor use 

A reclining electric wheelchair is ideal for:

• Elderly people
• People with limited mobility or paralysis
• Patients recovering from surgery
• Anyone who needs long-term sitting support