Want to add power packs to my chair, love seat and sofa. Where can I get them in Phoenix area or on line.

I don't believe a standard "plug in the wall" power mechanism can be outfitted with a battery pack. They operate similar to a cordless drill, you have to remove the battery pack and place into a stand alone charger.

A battery pack is instead of the wall plug. These use rechargeable batteries that only need to be charged about every 200 open and closes of your chair. They work just like a power cord that plugs into the wall but are a great alternative for folks whose chairs will be free floating in their room. They are picking up in popularity as they are now a 3rd option for motion furniture. Manual, power or battery packs are the options for today’s motion pieces like recliners or reclining sofas.

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iCustomSofa wrote:

4 years agolast modified: 4 years ago

I don't believe a standard "plug in the wall" power mechanism can be outfitted with a battery pack.

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start here https://reclinertime.com/power-recliner-battery-back-up/

These chairs only take ~ 2 amps. If your older chair can't take an existing battery pack, go look at home computer UPS power supplies. get one that will handle 650 VA like these and plug the cahir wallplug into the backup power supply.

https://www.bestbuy.com/site/cyberpower-650va-battery-back-up-system-black/6239409.p?skuId=6239409

that unit should run the chair CONTINUOUSLY for 10-15 hours. So for intermittant use, it ought to last hundreds of up/down cycles before you have to recharge it. However

make sure to get one that you can turn off the "power out" beeper.

This battery pack for power recliners looks like a great option for anyone needing a reliable power source for their recliner chair. The pack is small and lightweight, making it easy to transport, and it should provide plenty of power to get the job done. I'm definitely considering buying one!