Flannelette Dual Motor Lift Chair, Massage, Heat & USB Ports

Specification

• Motor Input: AC100V-240V 50/60Hz
• Motor Output: DC29V 1.8A
• Massage & Heating Input: AC110V-240V 50/60Hz
• Massage & Heating Output: DC12V 2.5A
• Weight Capacity: 350 lbs / 159 kg
• Net Weight: 102.5 lbs / 46.5 kg
• Product Dimensions: D36.8' x W33.7' x H44.5' / D935 x W855 x H1130 mm

Key Features:

• Massage & Independent Lumbar Heating: The lift recliner features multiple massage points (back, lumbar, thighs, calves), offering 3 vibration modes, 3 massage intensities, and three timer settings (15/30/60 min). The remote control is simple and easy to use. The independent lumbar heating function helps relieve body fatigue.
• Multi-Angle Adjustment: The power lift recliner chair offers various angles for different scenarios: -45° to assist seniors in standing, 90° for reading, 165° for watching TV and relaxation, and 180° for zero-gravity full recline for sleep. Equipped with a Home button, it allows you to easily return to an upright position with one click.
• Dual-Motor Lift Chair: Our power lift recliner is equipped with high-quality OKKIN dual motors, controlling the backrest and footrest separately. The lifting process is quiet and stable, with a long motor lifespan. It supports infinite position adjustment, with a maximum reclining angle of 180°.
• Convenient & Comfortable Design: The power lift chair for elderly features a high-quality, comfortable flannelette surface and high-density foam interior, offering softness with support. It comes with USB-A and Type-C charging ports, 2 cup holders for easy access to drinks, and side and front pockets for storing everyday items, offering a thoughtful design.: Sturdy and Durable: This lift chair with heat and massage features a spacious design with dimensions of D36.8' x W33.7' x H44.5', suitable for individuals between 5' 7' and 6' 2'. It has a maximum weight capacity of 350 lbs. Built with a high-quality metal frame, the structure is strong and ensures security and reliability for long-term use.