Description
The Millennium is a dual tilt-in-space, riser recliner chair suitable for clients with most general and early-stage conditions. The Cura Millennium possesses the functions of a rise and recline chair and the attributes of a care chair by providing excellent postural support and pressure care options.
Specialist Features
This chair is built with a variable angle lift frame (VAL), which offers three different height transfer positions. It enables you to achieve the correct standing transfer height for a wide range of clients, quickly altering it to suit multiple clients. In addition, an electric arm lifts to the millennium for wheelchair transfers or those who require side transfers.
Remember we can customise your chair
We can customise our riser recliner chairs from our bariatric chairs to our lift chairs; press the configure button or contact us if you have any questions.
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Why single or double motor
Single motor chairs
A single motor riser recliner chair is where one motor controls all of the electric functions on the chair. For example, the backrest, footrest and riser functions are all operated through a single set of buttons.
The chair can be put into a fully reclined position with the backrest reclined and the footrest raised, all through pressing the recline button. Next, the chair moves into a raised sit-to-stand position by pressing the rise button. The backrest will rise while the footrest drops, and then the whole chair will rise, all through that single motor. Single motor rise and recline chairs are less expensive than dual motor riser chairs. This is because the single motor operation and simplistic controls are less costly to produce and, as a result, are less expensive to buy.
Dual motor chairs
As the name suggests, a dual motor riser recliner is where two motors control the chair. One motor operates the backrest whilst the other motor operates the footrest and riser function. Each motor has its own set of buttons, and you will notice the chair’s handset control has four buttons.
With the dual motor rise and recline chairs, the user has more flexibility in determining a position that they find comfortable. Furthermore, by reclining the backrest independently of the other functions, users can create very different seated positions for a single motor chair. This flexibility makes dual motor chairs more popular with elderly and disabled users.
