Product Specifications
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Product Overview
Graham-Field - Fr577rgh6727 - Recl Heat&mas Meteor Ca-133, Lumex - Specialty Seating
The Graham-Field Recliner features multiple positioning options for patient comfort and caregiver convenience. It includes three primary positions for patient use and a fourth Trendelenburg (Shock) Position, which must be activated by a caregiver for safety.
Features:
- Three Patient-Accessible Positions:
- Upright Position: Ideal for transport and initiating patient treatment or therapy.
- First Recline (TV Position): Designed for patient treatment, rest, and reading.
- Second Recline (Full Recline Position): Provides optimal comfort for extended treatment or relaxation.
- Trendelenburg (Shock) Position: Caregiver-activated for emergency or therapeutic use.
- Enhanced Comfort: Wider, softer armrests, adjustable headrest, and improved seat/back upholstery with varied density for long-term support.
- Easy Operation: Gas cylinder mechanism for quick Trendelenburg activation and smooth lifting.
- Convenient Side Tables: Durable, high-impact tables sit flush with the armrest for easy access to prep materials. Smooth, tapered edges simplify cleaning.
- Accessible Maintenance: Removable side panels allow for easy cleaning and upkeep.
- Maneuverability: Four Tente swivel casters (three with locking function) for smooth transport in tight spaces. Directional wheel lock ensures straighter tracking.
- Weight Capacity: Supports up to 290 lbs, evenly distributed.
Specifications:
- Positions: Upright, First Recline, Second Recline, Trendelenburg (caregiver-only).
- Casters: Four swivel casters (three lockable).
- Weight Capacity: 290 lbs.
- Material: High-impact, easy-clean upholstery.
Use Suggestion:
This recliner is ideal for medical facilities, rehabilitation centers, or home care, providing versatile positioning for patient comfort and treatment. The Trendelenburg function is particularly useful for caregivers managing circulatory or respiratory conditions. Ensure the locking casters are engaged during stationary use for stability.
