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R-net CJSM2 Joystick Module
Curtiss-Wright (PG Drives Technology)
Joysticks - standard. Colour-screen joystick module for R-net power chairs that can also learn infrared commands and optionally link by Bluetooth.
Drive controls, motors and controllers
Last updated: 5 October 2026 · Total: 23 products
This page is about how a power chair is commanded and what turns the wheels. Standard joystick modules such as the Curtiss-Wright R-net CJSM2 and Dynamic Controls LiNX REM400 combine driving, seat functions and a display. Mini and low-force joysticks like the mo-Vis Micro Joystick respond to very small movements of a finger, chin or lip. Other inputs include chin controls, head arrays, sip-and-puff tubes, single switches and eye control. Behind them sit the controller or power module, which meters current to the motors, and the motors themselves.
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LiNX REM400
Joysticks - standard. Touchscreen-first power chair remote with programmable buttons and Bluetooth for device and environmental control.
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Micro Joystick
Joysticks - mini / low-force. Tiny, very light-touch proportional joystick operable by finger, chin, tongue or lip.
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MicroGuide
Joysticks - mini / low-force. Light-touch proportional mini joystick with real stick movement, mountable at the hand, midline or chin.
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ASL 125 Orbit Bluetooth Joystick
Chin controls. Compact joystick for chin or hand mounting that can switch to Bluetooth mouse emulation.
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Dual Pro
Head controls. Head array offering proportional, switched or hybrid control, programmable on the chair.
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ASL 110 FUSION Head Array
Head controls. Head array switchable between digital and proportional driving with per-direction force adjustment.
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i-Drive
Sip-and-puff and switch interfaces. Drive-control hub that accepts sip-and-puff, proximity, mechanical and fibre-optic switches, head or tray arrays and a mini joystick in any mix.
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R-net Omni2 Speciality Control Interface
Curtiss-Wright (PG Drives Technology)
Sip-and-puff and switch interfaces. Display and interface unit that connects speciality inputs such as sip-and-puff, head controls, switches and scanners to R-net chairs.
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Sip/Puff Switch
Sip-and-puff and switch interfaces. Breath-operated dual pressure switch with headset or gooseneck mounting that can clamp to a wheelchair.
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Ability Drive with Drive by Eye
Eye control. Drive interface that lets a person steer a power wheelchair with eye gaze using on-screen buttons.
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R-net PM2 140A
Curtiss-Wright (PG Drives Technology)
Controllers and power modules. New-generation R-net power module handling drive, battery monitoring and inhibits for power chairs.
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LiNX DS drive controllers (DS90-DS180)
Controllers and power modules. Family of LiNX power chair drive controllers supporting wireless diagnostics and firmware updates.
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Electric wheelchair motor
Motors. OEM drive motor line for electric wheelchairs from a Chinese motor maker; details on request.
$4.99 (monsterscooterparts.com)
Joystick Knob P49-5742 (VSI, VR2, GC, Remote Plus)
Joystick knobs. Black rubber replacement knob for PG Drives VSI, VR2, GC and Remote Plus joysticks and Q-Logic joysticks.
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Rubber Dome Joystick Handle (PC107)
Joystick knobs. Wide, low, textured rubber dome handle that lets a power chair joystick be driven with the palm.
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U-Shaped Joystick Handle (PC101 / PC102)
Joystick knobs. Goalpost-style joystick handle with two upright wings that hold the hand in place and can be reshaped in hot water.
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Grooved Mushroom Joystick Handle (PC110)
Joystick knobs. Polyurethane mushroom-shaped joystick handle with grooved surfaces and a flexible shaft that can be trimmed to six heights.
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Midline Arms (PC031 / PC032 / PC033)
Joystick mounts. Stainless steel swing-away arms in straight, J and L shapes for mounting a joystick, phone, tablet or communication device at the midline.
$29.99 (monsterscooterparts.com)
GSM80233 1.5 m Joystick Bus Cable
Controller cables. 1.5 metre male-to-male bus cable that links a Dynamic joystick to the power module on a range of power chairs.
$3.17 (monsterscooterparts.com)
Brake Freewheel Lever and Cap (FRMASMB9628)
Brakes and freewheel levers. Replacement freewheel lever with rubber end cap and hardware for Go-Go Elite Traveller, Ultra X and Travel Pro scooters.
$449.99 per side (monsterscooterparts.com)
Drive Motor for Jazzy Elite 14 and Elite HD (DRVASMB7110011 / DRVASMB7110012)
Motors. Left or right drive motor assembly with gearbox and electro-mechanical brake for Jazzy Elite 14 and Elite HD power chairs.
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$31.99 (monsterscooterparts.com)
RVQ24YS08-03 30S B502 5K Ohm Throttle Potentiometer
Throttle parts. 5K ohm throttle potentiometer with a 30 mm shaft, used behind the thumb lever on many mobility scooters.
How to choose
- Identify the electronics family on your chair first, since inputs are built for one system such as R-net or LiNX.
- Choose the control site by the most reliable movement you have, whether hand, chin, head, breath or eyes.
- Plan for programming by a qualified technician, because speed, acceleration and sensitivity are set in software.
- Order motors by exact part number, as left and right units and gear ratios are not interchangeable.
Common questions
Can I drive a power wheelchair without using my hands?
Yes. Power chairs can be driven by chin joystick, head array, sip-and-puff, switches or eye tracking. An assessment with a specialist identifies which input gives the most reliable control.
What is a sip-and-puff wheelchair control?
It is a tube held near the mouth. Hard and soft puffs and sips of air are read as commands such as forward, reverse, left and right, so the chair can be driven with breath alone.