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Access Solutions · by AbleNet

One

A quick-adjust mounting arm with one control point for positioning switches, AAC devices and tablets on tables, wheelchairs and bed frames.

Suitable for

Cerebral Palsy Rett Syndrome Spinal Cord Injury Parkinsons/Tremors Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA)
About

The One in brief

One is AbleNet's quick-ready mounting arm for positioning assistive technology or a tablet where a user can access it comfortably and consistently. A single adjustment point controls three movable joints, making it possible to reposition the arm quickly without adjusting each joint separately. A micro-adjustment head supports precise final positioning, while the Super Clamp attaches to flat table edges or round and square tubing such as wheelchair and bed frames. One is rated by AbleNet to hold up to 5 lb for maximum durability. Mounting plates are sold separately.

Key features

Why teams choose the One

One-point adjustment

A single control point adjusts three movable joints, simplifying setup and repositioning.

Precise final positioning

The micro-adjustment head helps fine-tune the position of a switch, AAC device or tablet at the user's access point.

Versatile Super Clamp

Attaches to flat table edges or round and square tubing on wheelchairs, beds and other compatible structures.

Flexible mounting-plate compatibility

Accepts AbleNet Quick Ready plates, compatible ¼”-20 mounting plates and Rehadapt plates using the Spigot Link System.

At a glance

Quick facts

Rated load

Up to 5 lb

Adjustment

1 point / 3 joints

Clamp surfaces

Flat / round / square

Product number

80000120

Every supply includes assessment, set-up, personalisation and training by our specialists. Unsure between options? Start with the condition or book a free consultation.

Who it helps

Is this right for you?

Users who need a switch, AAC device, tablet or other assistive technology positioned at a consistent and individually accessible location. One is particularly useful when equipment must be mounted to a wheelchair, bed frame or table and regularly adjusted by therapists, educators, caregivers or the user.

Let's talk

See the One in person

Book a free demonstration or arrange a trial. Our specialists will match the set-up to the person who will use it.

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