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No matter how often you check the weather forecasts, British weather is predictably unpredictable and can change without warning, so it’s no surprise that there will be times when you get caught out in the rain unexpectedly. Many customers of mobility scooters often wonder how rain will affect their product and whether they can use their scooter when it’s raining outside. Here we will get to the bottom of this question.
Getting caught out in an unexpected downpour can cause some discomfort when your get cold and wet. There are a few ways to avoid this discomfort and protect yourself and your mobility scooter.
As a first step, it is always best to check the weather forecast if your plans for the day involve being outdoors for many hours. If you see rain predicted in the forecast you have the option to adjust your plans.
Everyone knows that British weather is unpredictable at the best of times and can change at any moment. This is why we advise you take a waterproof cape or cover with you when you take your mobility scooter out in case you get caught in a downpour, as the use of an umbrella isn’t practical when operating your scooter.
Other accessories are available, for example; a control panel cover to wrap around the steering controls.
Remember, water and electricity never mix well, so please take care to protect your scooter from the rain.
When faced with sudden changes in weather, there are a few things that you can do to protect your scooter. Depending on the severity and heaviness of the rain or snow you’re caught in, we recommend finding suitable shelter until the weather passes or at least lessens. As you’re making your way to the shelter, try to avoid larger or deep puddles.
If your scooter gets particularly wet:
Another important thing to note is to ALWAYS close your mobility scooter battery’s charging port before any use and avoid getting it wet in any circumstance.
Most scooters perform perfectly well in light showers, so don’t let the fear of a little rain put you off going out, just be prepared for whatever the weather may throw at you.
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