By TR Equipment
TR 1000 Electric Shower and Hygiene Chair
A battery-operated shower chair for care facilities, for residents up to 200 kg (440 lb) who can sit upright without support. The caregiver raises, lowers and tilts it with a hand control, for showering, toileting over the toilet and foot care.
- Maximum working load of 200 kg (440 lb)
- Seat height from 535 to 935 mm (21.1 to 36.8 in): 400 mm (15.7 in) of electric lift
- Tilts 25° back and 7° forward with the hand control
- Removable 24 V Li-ion battery, emergency stop, 4 braked twin castors
A shower chair that works at the caregiver’s height
Two lifting columns move the seat over 400 mm (15.7 in), and a tilt actuator angles it 25° back or 7° forward. The caregiver sets both from the hand control.
Lower the chair, brake the castors, tilt it forward and raise the armrest on the transfer side. The resident moves across from the wheelchair, side by side.
TR Equipment lists showering, toileting over floor- or wall-mounted toilets, and pedicure among its uses. A bedpan with lid is available as an option.
Features of this shower chair
Electric height adjustment
The seat moves from 535 to 935 mm (21.1 to 36.8 in) above the floor, so the caregiver works at a comfortable height.
Tilt back and forward
Tilting back 25° helps with showering; tilting forward 7° helps the resident on and off the chair.
Removable battery
A 24 V, 4 Ah Li-ion battery comes off for charging. A wall bracket for the battery pack is offered as an option.
Emergency stop and safety belt
A red button stops the columns and the tilt at once. A hip belt and two foldable armrests come with the chair; a chest belt is an option.
Bedpan with lid (option)
Instead of going over the toilet, a bedpan with lid attaches under the seat. Fit it before the resident sits down.
See the TR 1000 chair
TR Equipment presents the TR 1000 shower chair.
Specifications
TR 1000
700 mm (27.6 in)Width
- TR part numbers
- 0521000 straight armrests, 0521010 front-closing armrests
TR 1000-W
750 mm (29.5 in)Width
- TR part numbers
- 0511000 straight armrests, 0511010 front-closing armrests
Same on both models
- Maximum working load
- 200 kg (440 lb)
- Length
- 860 mm (33.9 in)
- Height at the headrest
- 1,350 to 1,750 mm (53.1 to 68.9 in)
- Chair weight, without options
- 75 kg (165 lb)
TR 1000
TR 1000-W
Same on both models
- Seat height range
- 535 to 935 mm (21.1 to 36.8 in)
- Lifting stroke
- 400 mm (15.7 in)
- Tilt backwards
- 25°
- Tilt forward
- 7°
- Control
- Hand control for height and tilt; emergency stop
- Battery
- Removable, rechargeable Li-ion, 24 V, 4 Ah; charger 100 to 240 V AC, 50/60 Hz
- Castors
- 4 twin castors of 100 mm (4 in), each with a brake
- Materials and protection
- Foamed PUR seat, backrest and armrests; powder-coated and zinc-plated steel and stainless steel; IPX5
- Cleaning
- Mild, slightly alkaline detergent without solvents; no iodine-based disinfectant; water no hotter than 45 °C (113 °F). Wipe dry, away from sunlight and heaters
- Use
- Indoors, in care facilities. The resident must be able to sit upright without support
- Options from TR Equipment
- Adjustable and foldable footrest, chest belt, bedpan with lid, battery wall bracket, straight steering kit, custom colours
- Works with
- TR 2810 shower panel from TR Equipment
- Technical life span (TR Equipment)
- 10 years when serviced and maintained as the instructions require
- Manufacturer warranty
- Provided by TR Equipment. Terms are confirmed with your quote.
About the manufacturer
TR Equipment is a Swedish manufacturer, based in Tranås, of hygiene and patient handling equipment: shower trolleys, including a bariatric model, shower chairs and patient lifts.
LIOMAR distributes TR Equipment products in Canada. We prepare your quote and remain your first point of contact after delivery, working with TR Equipment on repairs.
Questions about the TR 1000
What is the difference between a shower chair and a commode chair?
A shower chair is made to get wet; a commode chair is made for toileting, over the toilet or with a pan. The TR 1000 does both: TR Equipment describes it as a shower chair that also serves as a hygiene and mobile commode chair. It goes over floor- or wall-mounted toilets, or takes a bedpan with lid (option).
How is a resident moved from a wheelchair onto the TR 1000?
TR Equipment’s steps: lower the chair to its lowest position, brake all four castors, tilt it forward with the hand control and raise the armrest on the transfer side. Place the wheelchair side by side with the chair and support the resident during the move. Fasten the safety belt, then lower the armrest.
How is the TR 1000 cleaned?
Clean it after use with a mild, slightly alkaline detergent without solvents, using a towel, sponge or soft brush. TR Equipment excludes iodine-based disinfectants and water above 45 °C (113 °F). Wipe the chair dry and keep it away from sunlight and heaters. The chair is rated IPX5.
How often does the TR 1000 battery need charging?
TR Equipment recommends charging the 24 V Li-ion battery daily, or whenever the chair is not in use; it cannot be overcharged. If the chair is used only now and then, charge it after each use for at least 24 hours. In storage, charge it at least once a month.
How much does the TR 1000 cost?
The price depends on the model (TR 1000 or the wider TR 1000-W), the armrests and the options, such as the footrest or the bedpan. Request a quote and a representative replies within two business days.
Request a quote for the TR 1000 chair
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