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AVAILABLE OPTIONS: Hand Controls | Pedals & Pedal Guards | Steering Devices | Accessories
Hands Controls
Hand Controls were created to allow drivers with paraplegia, limited dexterity, motion, and/or tensor control to drive a vehicle.
MPS Hand Control Options:
Monarch Mark 1A - Right Angle Hand Control
The Monarch Mark IA hand control incorporates the most popular method of operation, and undoubtedly the least fatiguing available. Through mechanical linkage, the brakes are applied by the forward motion away from the driver toward the brake pedal or dashboard. The gas or accelerator is applied by a downward movement toward the driver’s lap and at a right angle to the brake. This quality hand control comes with our easy to use accelerator lock out that when engaged locks out the accelerator function of the hand control so drivers using the pedals cannot use the hand control.
Push/Rock Hand Control
The Push / Rock control enables the driver to apply the accelerator and brakes by hand. When the upright handle is pushed forward toward the brake pedal the brakes are applied. When the upright handle is rocked rearward toward the user the accelerator is applied. It also comes with Accelerator lock-out feature for added safety. This popular style is a favorite recommendation of many driving evaluators.
Push/Pull Hand Control
The Push/Pull hand control is operated by pushing down toward the floor for brake and pulling back for acceleration. It is available with upright handle or our standard handles to custom fit you and your driving style. Built MPS strong and also carries our 5yr warranty.
Brake Only Hand Control
The Brake Only Hand Control enables the driver to apply the brakes by hand. Through mechanical linkage, the brake is applied by a forward motion away from the driver toward the brake pedal or dash board. The Brake Only Hand Control is suitable for a driver who has right foot mobility for acceleration.
Pedals & Pedal Guards
MPS Pedals & Pedal Guards provide drivers easier access to the brake, clutch or gas pedals with the correct pedal for you needs.
MPS Pedals & Pedal Guards Options:
Left Foot Gas Pedal
The MPS Quick Release Left Foot Gas Pedal with Pedal Guard allows the driver to accelerate with the left foot. This pedal is installed on the left side and is mechanically linked to the original manufacturers pedal. The Pedal Guard shields the original pedal thereby making it inoperable. This quality crafted pedal is fully adjustable. The lightweight design of the pedal along with it’s quick release feature make it quick and simple to remove. The MPS Quick Release Left Foot Gas Pedal with Pedal Guard is a smart choice.
Accelerator Guard
The MPS Accelerator Guard is recommend by Driving Evaluators to guard against inadvertent contact with the vehicle accelerator pedal. The superior design Quick Release function makes removal for able bodied persons easy!
Accelerator & Brake Guard
The MPS Accelerator & Brake Guard is recommend by Driving Evaluators to guard against inadvertent contact with the vehicle accelerator and brake pedal. The superior design Quick Release function makes removal for able bodied persons easy!
Steering Devices
MPS steering devices offer drivers a steady hand through traffic.
MPS Steering Devices:
Spinner Knob
The quick release base allows easy one handed removal of the knob when not required. The base features a special bearing for smooth operation.
Quad Fork Spinner
This spinner fork was designed to make it easier for those with reduced hand strength to have better control of the steering wheel.
Tri-Pin Spinner
Palm Spinner
AmputeeSpinner
Palm Grip Steering
MPS Accessories
The controls of today’s vehicles have options which can be difficult for some drivers to reach or engage. MPS Accessory products bring everything within reach.
MPS Accessory Options:
Parking Brake Extension
Gear Shift Extension
Right Turn Lever
Drop Down Turn Signal
This button style gear selector lever is designed to shift in one easy motion – proving better leverage.
