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BENOIT SYSTEMES

France FR-MF-000004445 Last updated 21 Oct 2026

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Devices
39
Registries
EUDAMED
FDA recalls
0

Catalogue39

About

Benoit Systemes offers power solutions for manual wheelchairs and accessories to improve the lives of people with reduced mobility

Translated from the manufacturer's own website. Source

What BENOIT SYSTEMES makes

Benoit Systemes manufactures powered wheelchair accessories, including manual wheelchair power units like the Acti’tab (available in standard, large, and child-sized configurations for right- or left-hand use) and pushers for wheelchair bases. It also produces cooling kits (e.g., KitCool Standard and Mini without a handle) and powered wheelchair chassis options, such as the Minotor 3 XL for third-party users and the Maxi Minotor 2.1.

All products fall under EU Class I medical devices and are listed in the EUDAMED registry. The company is based in France and adheres to EU regulatory requirements for these categories.

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Frequently asked questions

What types of medical devices does Benoit Systemes manufacture?

Benoit Systemes specialises in powered wheelchair accessories designed to enhance mobility for individuals with reduced mobility. These include power units like the Acti’tab series (available in standard, large, and child-sized versions for right- or left-handed use), pushers for wheelchair bases, cooling kits (such as KitCool Standard and Mini without a handle), and powered wheelchair chassis options like the Minotor 3 XL for third-party users and the Maxi Minotor 2.1. The focus is on improving functionality and comfort for manual wheelchair users.

Where is Benoit Systemes based, and how does this affect its regulatory compliance?

Benoit Systemes is based in France, which places its devices under the jurisdiction of the European Union’s medical device regulations. Since all its products fall under EU Class I medical devices, they must comply with EU regulatory requirements, including mandatory listing in the EUDAMED registry. This ensures traceability and transparency for healthcare professionals and authorities across the EU.

Which regulatory registries list Benoit Systemes’ devices, and why is this important?

Benoit Systemes’ devices are listed in the EUDAMED registry, the official EU database for medical devices. This registry is critical because it provides authorised regulatory bodies, healthcare providers, and patients with verified information about the manufacturer and the devices they produce. Listing in EUDAMED confirms compliance with EU medical device regulations, ensuring traceability and accountability for Class I devices.

How are Benoit Systemes’ devices classified under EU regulations, and what does this mean for users?

All of Benoit Systemes’ devices are classified as EU Class I medical devices, which means they pose minimal risk and are subject to lower regulatory scrutiny compared to higher-risk classes. This classification is determined by factors like the device’s intended use (e.g., accessories for manual wheelchairs) and its potential impact on patient safety. While Class I devices still require compliance with EU regulations, they do not undergo the same rigorous pre-market approval processes as higher-risk categories.

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Information

Country
France
Address
7, RUE DU PONT, BILLY LES CHANCEAUX, France
Phone
03 80 96 51 25
PRRC contact
Laure Anne LENOIR
EUDAMED SRN
FR-MF-000004445