UC520 Sol Zero Gravity Lift Chair Recliner
Comfort is easy with this bucket-back, bucket-seat style power lift chair. This design will hug your form to provide the perfect support, while our patented Stellar positioning guides you through your perfect relaxation position. This recliner also offers a supported lift, placing you in the ideal position to comfortably help you out of the lift chair.
StellarComfort™ lift and recline chairs instantly transport your body into a state of balance and a new level of comfort. StellarComfort positioning technology allows for a greater range of positions to help improve circulation, relieve back pressure and enhance comfort. Because the UC682 recliner electric lift chair has two motors, you can adjust the back and leg rest independently allow you to position this chair in almost any position you find comfortable.
One Touch Positions:
Sit - brings you to a neutral seated position with the back upright and footrest closed.
TV Watching - keeps the back upright, but raises the seat box and footrest for relaxation of your lower back and legs.
Zero Gravity - level recline position that supports your legs and evenly distributes your weight providing back relief and pressure-free relaxation.
Sleep - takes you to a lay-flat recline position allowing you to stretch out for a peaceful rest.
This recliner electric lift chair can also be put in the Trendelenburg position that provides a gratifying stretch while you encourage proper circulation by elevating your feet above your heart.
Battery Backup - Each UltraComfort zero gravity lift chair recliner has a battery backup system in the electrical transformer which operates on two 9 volt batteries. In the event of a power failure, the battery system will raise the chair from the reclined to the seated position.
UC520 Features Include:
• Infinite Recline
• Two Motors
• Daydreamer Pillow adjustable headrest
• Power lumbar support
• Coil spring seating
• Two side pockets
• Battery Backup
• American Made Quality - Manufactured in Old Gorge, PA
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