Since 1986, EZ LOCK systems have helped thousands to experience a degree of independence not afforded by other systems.  It is safe, simple to use, and built to last.

The EZ LOCK wheelchair docking system allows a person to drive from their wheelchair, or to ride as a passenger in the wheelchair.

The wheelchair can be securely locked to the floor of the vehicle simply by driving the wheelchair into the cocking base.  Once you’re locked into the cocking base, state of the art electronics monitor the system for your safety.  Vehicle mounted lap & shoulder belts are required to ensure a complete occupant restraint.

Once you’re reached your destination, the wheelchair can be easily released by pressing a conveniently located switch. 

The Wheelchair Bracket is the interface mounted to the wheelchair that allows it to dock into the BL-6290 base lock. The EZ Lock system can accommodate a wide array of wheelchair styles, including manual and power wheelchairs. Although we can provide an interface for most all of the popular wheelchairs on today's market, it is advisible to check with EZ Lock, or your local adaptive equipment dealer, to ensure that we have a system that is appropriate for your wheelchair. When consulting your dealer about availability it would be helpful to have the name of the manufacturer, the model of the wheelchair, model number, and to note any accessories that might interfere with the bracket installation (reclining or elevating seat, vent tray etc...)

The ECU-3 is the main user interface for the EZ Lock system. The functions of the ECU-3 include release, alarm buzzer deactivation for unoccupied use, and an array of warning indicators. The green light signifies that the locking jaws are completely closed and the system is safe to use. The yellow indicator light means that the locking jaws are not completely closed, and the user should exit, then re-enter the base lock. The red light indicates that the system has been de-activated, and is for unoccupied use only.

The picture on the bottom illustrates the wheelchair bracket applied to a standard manual wheelchair. The application pictured also includes the front stabilizer, which is required for all drivers. The stabilizer is designed to minimize any tipping or side-to-side motion. The EZ Lock system is used for both manual and power wheelchairs, and is suitable for both drivers and passengers.