People ask me all the time, what about a battery backup on an assistive chair, power recliner, or a MacZcliner?

Here's what I think.

Get a cord and plug it into the wall, and you'll be good to go because most of these batteries don't have the bandwidth to help you in this chair, because these chairs have so many great features and benefits.

Power headrest, power lumbar, raise you up, raise you down, zero gravity reclining.

It's got heat, massage. It's got all sorts of things.

They draw a lot of electricity.

These chairs, these MacZcliners, you get up in the middle of the night, the white light goes on to show you the way, and that light's constantly searching every day, trying to find movement to turn the light on.
So they draw a lot of electricity.

The battery game is not up to the strength of these chairs.

Take it and plug it in, and you'll be much happier.