UMF Medical Power4011 Leg-Centric Procedure Chair

The UMF Medical Power4011 Leg‑Centric Procedure Chair is a versatile, power-adjustable unit tailored for OB/GYN, oncology, and leg-centric procedures. Featuring four smooth power functions, programmable positioning, and a seamless upholstered top, it provides optimized patient access, comfort, and efficient workflow.

Overview

Powered by dual electro-mechanical actuators, the Power 4011 adjusts effortlessly with four motorized functions: height, backrest, tilt, and leg extension. A hand control with OneTouch Patient Positioning® enables two programmable presets plus a return‑to‑home feature. Designed to meet ADA standards with a low seat height and equipped with foldaway stirrups, double-articulating headrest, and pull‑out drain pan, it’s built for safe, comfortable, and infection-controlled procedures.

Key Features

• Four power-adjustable functions: Seamlessly adjust hi–lo (18.5″–37″), backrest, tilt (Trendelenburg/Semi‑Fowler), and leg extension.
• Programmable positioning: Hand control with two presets and return‑to‑home enables quick setup.
• ADA-compliant access: Low 18.5″ entry height supports wheelchair and mobility‑impaired transfers.
• Leg‑centric design: Includes adjustable length foldaway stirrups and extendable leg section.
• Comfort and support: Double-articulating headrest with interchangeable options.
• Hygienic upholstery: Removable seamless top with PreFixx® finish for easy cleaning.
• Drain pan included: Stainless steel pull‑out pan simplifies fluid management.
• High capacity: Supports patients up to 650 lb.

Product Specifications

• Model: 4011‑650‑100 (hand control); 4011‑650‑200 adds foot control; 4011‑650‑300 includes OneTouch WheelBase®
• Height range: 18.5″–37″ (± 0.5″)
• Seat width: 28″ | Back width: 26.5″
• Length: 73″–80″ with leg extension
• Leg rest: 28″ W × 11.5″ D
• Weight capacity: 650 lb
• Net weight: ~445 lb; shipping ~495 lb
• Electrical: 120 VAC, 60 Hz (220/240 VAC optional)
• Warranty: 3-year limited

Ideal For

• Leg-centric procedures in OB/GYN, urology, and oncology clinics
• Settings requiring ADA-compliant flexibility and accessibility
• High-volume practices needing programmable positioning and efficiency
• Facilities emphasizing infection control—seamless upholstery and drain pan
• Clinics supporting heavy-duty capacity and ergonomic clinician workflow