This guy beats other videos hands down on how to connect a back up power battery to a reclining chair. So thank you sir and all best wishes from the UK.
Can anyone please tell me the voltage and current needed to run this> We were given the chair with nothing to connect to. I can now see the value in this gift. Thanks for your input.
This battery is not working for our recliners. It WAS working for a full 2 weeks, but I disconnected and then reconnected the battery, and now it does power the recliner. I've tried with 2 different Limoss batteries, one of which is fully charged. Right after I connect the battery my recliner will work for a few seconds and then stop. If I reconnect the battery to the wall for a second, and then unplug it, the recliner does the same thing, it works for a few seconds and then quits. Any advice?
I know this video is over 5 years old but is there a way I could use this with a hospital bed? I have been trying to find something as a backup power supply for my bed during a power outage so that I can get in and out as needed. My bed does not use the connections shown in the video, just a 2 or 3 prong plug (I cannot remember which type it is). Is there an adapter I could get?
I have several questions. If you charge your battery pack and you don't want it connected unless the power goes out, does it lose its charge off the power source? I don't want it pulling on my electricity if it is already fully charge. In otherwords, if it is charged and you don't have it connect because your power is on, does it keep the charge? How long does it stay charged once you do turn in on in the case of a power outage? 1 day? Several day? How long? Thanks
This guy beats other videos hands down on how to connect a back up power battery to a reclining chair. So thank you sir and all best wishes from the UK.
Can anyone please tell me the voltage and current needed to run this> We were given the chair with nothing to connect to. I can now see the value in this gift. Thanks for your input.
This battery is not working for our recliners. It WAS working for a full 2 weeks, but I disconnected and then reconnected the battery, and now it does power the recliner. I've tried with 2 different Limoss batteries, one of which is fully charged. Right after I connect the battery my recliner will work for a few seconds and then stop. If I reconnect the battery to the wall for a second, and then unplug it, the recliner does the same thing, it works for a few seconds and then quits. Any advice?
I know this video is over 5 years old but is there a way I could use this with a hospital bed? I have been trying to find something as a backup power supply for my bed during a power outage so that I can get in and out as needed. My bed does not use the connections shown in the video, just a 2 or 3 prong plug (I cannot remember which type it is). Is there an adapter I could get?
I have several questions. If you charge your battery pack and you don't want it connected unless the power goes out, does it lose its charge off the power source? I don't want it pulling on my electricity if it is already fully charge. In otherwords, if it is charged and you don't have it connect because your power is on, does it keep the charge? How long does it stay charged once you do turn in on in the case of a power outage? 1 day? Several day? How long? Thanks
Where can I buy this?
Thank you.
If the pack is mounted to the chair, It may become hard to reach. That being said can it be charged without unplugging the motor cord?
Yes you can. It has a pass through function
How can I get the battery? I reside in UAE, please drop me your email
Doj@limoss-us.com
@@yella1029 thanks Derrick, I sent you an email.
You make batteries. You're not an 80's synth band. Cut the stupid music!
Where can I buy this?