Can this power a lift chair null

I tested it on my power recliner and had no issues and was able to open and close on battery power so I just bought one for my Dad's lift chair. He picked his up yesterday and hasn't tested it yet but I think it will work fine. I'll report back once he tests it. I know my recliner did not draw much power and from what I read on other sites it seemed liked it should work.

Depends on the power (VxA) the Lift Chair requires. A 1000VA UPS will supply about 5 amps or about 600 watts (for how long depends upon the UPS)

I doubt it very much. A lift chair would require too many amps. You may be better off with an auto jump start.

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Asked by Rick 4 years ago

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I tested it on my power recliner and had no issues and was able to open and close on battery power so I just bought one for my Dad's lift chair. He picked his up yesterday and hasn't tested it yet but I think it will work fine. I'll report back once he tests it. I know my recliner did not draw much power and from what I read on other sites it seemed liked it should work.
Answered by DebInMaryland 4 years ago
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Depends on the power (VxA) the Lift Chair requires. A 1000VA UPS will supply about 5 amps or about 600 watts (for how long depends upon the UPS)
Answered by 4Eyes 4 years ago
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I doubt it very much. A lift chair would require too many amps. You may be better off with an auto jump start.
Answered by Dave 4 years ago
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