P09 - Salient Characteristics.docx
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This document is a salient characteristics specification for a Fullpower patient exam chair (SEPG 533583, EER 277550) intended for the Department of Veterans Affairs' procurement of four medical exam chairs. The chair is specifically designed for Head & Neck specialists and minor procedure applications, featuring solid steel construction with low-voltage DC motors powering vertical height adjustment and backrest recline capabilities. The chair must include programmable position settings with auto-return functionality, low-voltage membrane switches on both sides for control, and smooth 360-degree rotation with rotation locks and brake levers accessible from both sides.
The chair must be equipped with an anatomically contoured backrest with integrated lumbar support, a synchronized footrest that coordinates with recline positioning and flips up when needed, and swing-out armrests to facilitate patient entry and physician access. Additional requirements include a flat recline position supporting minor procedures, full mobility via foot-actuated release at the base, a QuickChange Headrest system allowing rapid swapping of multiple headrest pads (standard, comfort, stretch pillow, full rubberized concave, and half rubberized spherical), protective upholstery finish for cleaning and disinfection, overall length not exceeding 80.0 inches when fully reclined, and a typical seat height range of approximately 20-35 inches. The chair is not intended for patient transport.
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SALIENT CHARACTERISTICS: SEPG 533583 EER 277550 ENT EXAM CHAIRS
· Full‑power patient exam chair specifically designed for Head & Neck specialists and minor procedure applications.
· Solid steel construction with industrial‑strength, low‑voltage DC motors for all powered movements.
· Electro‑mechanical drive system provides powered vertical height adjustment and powered backrest recline.
· Programmable position settings plus an auto‑return to original position feature
· Low‑voltage membrane switches on both sides of the chair back to control functions
· Chair must provide smooth 360° rotation with rotation lock releases and brake levers on both sides of the chair.
· Anatomically contoured backrest with integrated lumbar support to maintain patient comfort and head positioning.
· Synchronized footrest to support patient legs. Remains coordinated with recline to keep the patient stable and secure. Footrest can flip up and out of the way as needed.
· Swing-out armrests to facilitate easy patient entry/exit and closer physician access during procedures.
· Flat recline position to support minor procedures.
· Must be fully mobile via foot‑actuated release at the base for easy repositioning. Not for patient transport.
· Quick‑Change Headrest system for rapid swapping among multiple headrest pads for various procedural needs.
· Headrest required include standard, comfort, stretch pillow, full rubberized concave, and half rubberized spherical for different procedures.
· Upholstery must include protective finish for easy cleaning, disinfection, and enhanced chemical resistance.
· Overall length not to exceed 80.0 inches when fully reclined.
· Must have typical seat height range approximately 20–35 inches
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