Almanurse1 |
06-19-2022 11:19 PM |
Reclining Chair Power
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Originally Posted by villagetinker
(Post 2108050)
UPS are available in many sizes (capabilities), the one the our recliners are plugged into will support the CONTINOUS operation of the recliners for well over 20 minutes, and you only need about 10 to 15 seconds. The unit is about 4 inches by 8 inches aby 3 inches and cost around $75 from Best Buy. A slightly larger one power (and protects) my wifes long arm quilting machine. This was recommended by the long arm installer.
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I’m happy to know there’s an alternate source of power for chairs in these situations. Of interest: in the healthcare industry, these chairs are considered “unlawful restraints” when used for patients who lack the ability to get out of them, for whatever reason. I’ve seen people try to roll out of them sideways from a recumbent position because they were left unattended by staff. It’s also considered negligence to recline someone in a chair without leaving the controller in their hand. Sorry, I digress.
Final note, as aging arthritic Villagers, these chairs are true miracle products when you want to raise up into a standing position (using electricity or an alternate power device) as long as you remember to let go of the button in time. If not, they will pitch you out on your face faster than any nurse can get around the desk to catch you. No power chairs here yet, and yes, small power blip yesterday in Ashland.
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