ZQ-TXH3 Mobile Electric Patient Recliner

Powered Mobility for Patient Transfer and Caregiver Assistance

The Mobile Electric Patient Recliner is designed for situations where a patient may need more than a conventional fixed treatment chair. Its powered positioning system combines reclining adjustment with lift assistance, allowing caregivers to adjust the chair according to the patient's condition and care requirements.

The lift function is particularly useful for patients who may have difficulty standing from a low seated position. By raising the seating position, the chair can help create a more controlled transition between sitting and standing. This makes the design suitable for recovery areas, rehabilitation facilities, elderly care environments, and other healthcare settings where assisted patient mobility is important.

Unlike a fixed recliner, the chair is also fitted with four 100 mm swivel casters. Caregivers can move the chair when necessary, while the individual wheel brakes help stabilize it during patient care.

This combination of electric positioning and mobility gives the chair a different role from a standard infusion recliner. It can support treatment, recovery, repositioning, and assisted patient transfer within suitable clinical environments.

Dual-Motor Adjustment for Individual Patient Positioning

The chair uses dual Linak electric motors to control the main positioning functions. Powered adjustment allows the backrest and legrest to be configured smoothly without requiring the patient to manually operate a mechanical reclining mechanism.

The backrest adjusts from -12° to 75°, while the legrest range is -75° to 12°. These adjustment ranges allow the chair to support upright sitting, reclined rest, and extended-leg positioning according to the patient's needs.

A -12° Trendelenburg position is also available for additional positioning flexibility in appropriate healthcare situations. The electric system is designed to provide controlled adjustment, helping caregivers make positioning changes with less physical effort.

The adjustable armrests can be set from 230 to 290 mm, providing additional flexibility for different users and seating preferences. A 410 × 230 × 80 mm head pillow provides additional support for the upper body during extended periods of sitting or reclining.

Heavy-Duty Construction for High-Load Patient Care

With a weight capacity of up to 240 kg, the recliner is designed for demanding patient-care applications where a reinforced structure is required. The heavy-duty steel frame provides the supporting foundation for the powered adjustment system and mobile base.

The chair has an overall width of 900 mm including the armrests and a 600 mm seat width, providing a spacious seating area for different patient requirements. The 580–780 mm adjustable seat height also supports different seating configurations and can assist with patient transfer.

High-density cushioning and durable medical upholstery provide support during treatment, observation, recovery, or extended sitting. The upholstery is designed for routine cleaning and maintenance in healthcare environments.

This construction makes the chair suitable for hospitals, rehabilitation centers, recovery areas, long-term care facilities, and other locations where the equipment may be used repeatedly throughout the day.

Emergency Adjustment and Controlled Repositioning

Patient positioning equipment must provide flexibility not only during normal care but also when rapid adjustment is required. This recliner includes a manual CPR handle for emergency backrest adjustment, allowing the backrest to be repositioned without relying solely on the powered motor system.

The mobile base is equipped with four 100 mm swivel casters. Each caster includes a brake, allowing caregivers to secure the chair after it has been positioned in the desired location.

The combination of manual emergency adjustment, powered positioning, and lockable mobility gives the chair multiple operating modes for different care situations. It can be adjusted electrically during routine use, moved between suitable care areas when necessary, and manually repositioned when emergency access is required.

Technical Specifications

The ZQ-TXH3 Mobile Electric Patient Recliner measures 1950 × 900 × 580 mm and provides a 600 mm wide seat with an adjustable seat height of 580–780 mm. Dual electric motors control the backrest and legrest, with adjustment ranges of -12° to 75° and -75° to 12°, respectively. The chair supports a maximum patient weight of 240 kg and includes a -12° Trendelenburg position. Four 100 mm swivel casters with individual brakes support repositioning and stability. Adjustable armrests, a supportive head pillow, and a manual CPR backrest adjustment function further support patient care and operational flexibility.

Product Highlights

• Dual-motor powered adjustment for controlled patient positioning

• Lift-assist function to support seated-to-standing transitions

• Backrest adjustment from -12° to 75°

• Legrest adjustment from -75° to 12°

• Trendelenburg positioning at -12°

• 240 kg maximum patient weight capacity

• 580–780 mm adjustable seat height

• Four 100 mm swivel casters with individual brakes

• Adjustable armrests for flexible patient positioning      

• Manual CPR backrest adjustment for emergency use

• High-density cushioning for extended seating comfort      

• Suitable for hospitals, recovery units, rehabilitation, and long-term care

FAQ

1. What is a mobile electric patient recliner used for?

A mobile electric patient recliner is designed for healthcare environments where patients require adjustable seating combined with assisted mobility. It can be used in hospitals, recovery areas, rehabilitation facilities, infusion therapy departments, elderly care facilities, and other patient-care environments.

2. Does this recliner have a lift-assist function?

Yes. The powered lift-assist function helps raise the seating position to support controlled patient transitions between sitting and standing. This can be useful for patients who have difficulty rising from a conventional low chair. Caregivers should assess the patient's condition and use the function according to facility procedures.

3. How is the chair adjusted?

The chair uses dual electric motors to control the main positioning functions. The backrest adjusts from -12° to 75°, while the legrest adjusts from -75° to 12°. Powered adjustment allows the chair to be configured for upright sitting, reclining, and resting positions.

4. Can the chair be moved between patient-care areas?

Yes. The chair is fitted with four 100 mm swivel casters. The mobile base allows caregivers to reposition the chair when necessary. Each caster has a brake to help stabilize the chair once it has been placed in the required position.

5. What is the maximum patient weight capacity?

The maximum weight capacity is 240 kg. The heavy-duty steel construction is designed for high-load patient-care applications. The specified weight capacity should not be exceeded, and healthcare facilities should follow their own equipment-use and patient-safety procedures.

6. Does the chair include an emergency CPR adjustment?

Yes. A manual CPR handle is provided for rapid backrest adjustment during emergency situations. This allows the backrest to be adjusted manually when quick positioning is required.

7. Is the seat height adjustable?

Yes. The seat height can be adjusted from 580 to 780 mm. This range provides flexibility for different patient-care situations and can help support more convenient patient transfer and positioning.

8. Where is this electric patient recliner suitable for use?

The chair is suitable for hospitals, recovery rooms, rehabilitation centers, infusion therapy areas, elderly care facilities, long-term care environments, and other healthcare settings requiring powered positioning and mobile patient seating.