Home care is one of the three settings the manufacturer names for the HH-TC01. There, it serves a person who uses its joystick and controls to move between the bed, toilet, sofa, and table on their own. The electric seat height is set for each transfer, from 400 mm to 600 mm.
Privacy is the case the manufacturer makes for self-operated control. During a toilet visit, the user is at the joystick, with the split seat opening for the transfer itself. The open transfer seat also supports other daily care activities, with its split design providing access during each.
In nursing homes, residents can drive the chair themselves, and the rear handle lets a carer step in when help is needed. Where space is tight, its integrated rear-view camera displays the area behind the chair while the resident manoeuvres and positions it.
In rehabilitation facilities, users sit on a 470 × 500 mm seat rated for a 120 kg load and operate the joystick and the control panel's dedicated function buttons from that seat.
As the manufacturer positions it, the HH-TC01 is for elderly people and people with disabilities, with the person in the chair doing the driving. That positioning fits everyday care, with the manufacturer naming independence, comfort, and dignity as the chair's focus. Two 200 W motors and a 24 V 10 Ah battery provide the electric drive, and the joystick directs it. The manufacturer classifies it as an electric mobility aid within its range of transfer solutions.