Couch Guard Aus | SKU: CGACT-220-K

Lift Chair Actuator Kit

Name: Lift Chair Actuator Kit
Brand: Couch Guard Aus
SKU: CGACT-220-K
Price: 269.00 AUD
Availability: InStock

$269⁰⁰

Lift chair Motor Kit

CouchGuard® have put together a lift chair recliner motor kit. This retro fit kit replaces all the electrics in your lift chair, has a powerful 10mm/s with a 600kg push / pull capacity. Compatible with the Okin Refined-O Deltadrive 1.28.000.187.30 plus many many more. This kit now comes with an Okin actuator and aftermarket components i.e: power supply, hand control etc. CouchGuard® Is Australian Owned & Operated

Description

This lift chair actuator kit contains the Okin actuator, lift chair power supply kit which has the figure 8 power lead and two pin extensions lead plus a 2 button hand controller. This is great alternative to replacing the lift chair and will fit 99% of the recliners on the market. We also provide a 1 year warranty. Use this Complete Actuator Kit in replacement of the Dewert Megamat 000.870.177 or you can order a genuine Dewert Megamat Actuator here.

Additional Information

Price Match

Seen the same, Genuine Okin, TiMOTION or Kaidi part cheaper? Click here to Email Us.

Part must from an Australian supplier, in stock and included delivery. Please include the url of the cheaper part in your email.

Before You Buy An Actuator

Check The Power Supply Green Light Is ON
Check the leads for damage
Check the switch isn’t faulty
Check the actuator in another recliner

All these checks can be done on another recliner and may save you hundreds of dollars doing so.

Actuator Warranties

We offer the following warranties:

36 Months Warranty on all our compatible actuators.
24 Months Warranty on all genuine Okin & TiMOTION actuators.
12 Months Warranty on all genuine Kaidi, eMoMo & Mulin actuators.

All of the actuators supplied are rigorously tested by the manufacture prior to leaving their facility. If a defect becomes apparent within 6 (six) months after taking delivery of the actuator, it will be refutably assumed that the defect already existed in the actuator, unless such an assumption with the nature of either the object of the delivery or the defect.

T&C’s apply