Lavolta Battery Pack for Reclining Furniture - Rechargeable Recliner Battery Pack - Universal 2-Pin Power Supply for Electric Recliners, Recliner Chair, Couch, Sofa (2200 mAh)

I was skeptical to buy after reading some reviews Because of USB ports and separate buttons for the headrest not being compatible and draining the battery. So far, I have been using it every day for 2 weeks and it still shows 4 out of 4 bars of power. When I got it, I charged it overnight and it's been good ever since. Great value if the battery keeps holding up. As is now I should get a month of use between charges. I don't plug anything into the USB ports as I'm sure it would drain the battery. Setup was easy, no instructions included but you can't plug it in the wrong way the connectors won't fit. edit: its 9/11/2020 - Its been almost a month since I purchased and the battery is still shows fully charged after using it daily for almost a month. Definitely got my money's worth Update - 10/31/20 - Its now been almost 3 months of daily use and I still have not charged this thing. I have been thinking of buying some more and building my own electric cars with them. I don't know how people said this thing only lasts a week. I'm pretty sure there's some kind of miniature nuclear reactor in there.

So - this was a great purchase. Easy to charge and connect to sofa. The price was okay - my only concern is once plugged into your sofa or chair - the battery light ( blue) remains on even if sofa or chair are not in recline use. There are no cords to trip over - the battery life depends on usage.

Purchased this item for my new electric recliner in order to avoid having cords everywhere. The technician came out from the store to install it on the recliner. It charged for 24 hours and when we went to use the recliner, nothing happened. The battery still had 1 blue light. I wish I had seen the message on Amazon, "Frequently Returned". Now I have to order another battery. This battery cost me $75 which proves that because it costs more, it's better. Do not purchase this battery.

Like many others, I bought a sofa with a power recliner and once it was set up, I realized that I would need to have a electrical cord to run a couple feet across the floor to reach an outlet. As this would constitute a tripping hazard, I needed a solution. When I went online, I found that a Limoss or Levolta battery pack would be required. When I phoned Ashley's Furniture to ask if they sold battery pack, they directed me to Amazon. I ordered the Levolta online at 2:30 pm on a Monday afternoon and it was delivered to my door by 8:30 pm. It came in a small box with no instructions but that was not a concern as I had watched a few You Tube videos on how to set up. Most of the You Tube videos and many reviewers on Amazon said to fully charge the battery pack for 8 hours prior to using. When I went to charge it, it showed flashing blue lights which I believe indicates a full charge. I left it charging for two hours just to be safe and at that point the flashing blue lights were off. I plugged the Y connector from the two power recliners on my sofa into the battery pack and everything works great. It's been two days now and no sign of needing additional charging and best of all no electrical cords to trip over.

The instructions that came with the battery pack were minimal, at best. They did not say what the low battery warning was, nor whether or not the battery could be continuously connected to the power supply so as to be a back-up battery in case of power outage rather than being used as the primary power source, which was the original reason for purchasing the battery, nor exactly how to connect the battery to the power source for the initial charging, etc. The instructions with the battery said it would take 10 hours for a first charge, the website says 6 hours, and no where does it say how you know you have a full charge. There were lots of warnings about what not to do, very few explanations about what to do. To date, the battery seems to be working okay, but I'm still not certain about how it will work long term.

My mom has had a lot of medical issues with her back & she can’t sleep in a bed. So she has been in a recliner sleeping for a while now, and one day the power went out when she was in the chair. It was an awful experience getting her out of the chair that day. Every time after that any time a storm came through we had to make sure she was out of the chair so it wouldn’t happen again. Finally I found this item on Amazon and it is the best! Not long after getting it we had another power outage, and this device saved the day and allowed the chair to stay powered up for the duration of the power outage. It didn’t include an AC adapter to charge it with though, but hooking it up to the chair charged it just fine. This item provides peace of mind and is worth every penny.

We purchased two of these. One came defective so we had it replaced. They've been working fine until one went dead this week. It will not charge. It lasted less than a year.

I have two Flexsteel power recliners and a power sofa. After reading numerous reviews on this battery and it's competitors, I bought one to try out. I was concerned with the various comments about battery life. Although it has less storage capacity than others (2200 versus 2500mAh), I felt LAVOLTA was a more established company and I liked the feature of the four charging lights to check performance. As far as out of the box: The instructions, connectors, charger and the battery itself appear to be good quality. The battery was charged about 25% when I received it, and it took about two hours to fully charge. As advertised, if your chair has the common power recliner connectors, this battery will fit and function. Good News: I installed it in the chair that gets normal daily use. (Cycled up and down several times a day, periodic adjustment to the foot and head rest). After two weeks of normal use, I could tell this was a good choice so I bought two more for the other chair and sofa. Better News: After 7 weeks, I kept waiting for the chair to show some evidence of battery failure. I finally pulled it and connected it to the charger. Two of the four lights were solid suggesting 50% of the battery still remained. Again, this is including moderate daily use. I think the main point is that after 7 weeks, the battery didn't fade more than 50%, even on it's own. The Bad News: As far as USB ports, neither of my recliners have that feature. My sofa does, but there is an "on/off" button. I assumed, that if I didn't have anything plugged in to the USB port, it wouldn't matter. I was incorrect!! I checked the sofa about a week after installing the battery and it was dead as a doornail. I recharged the battery and turned the USB ports off. Problem solved. If your furniture has USB ports without a defeat button, I can not tell you how it will function, regardless of whether anything is plugged in or not. The only other minor complaint is that the power cords that came with my furniture have right angle connectors because the socket is facing out at the back (For a flush fit). The connector on this battery is straight so the connector sticks out a bit. It's not a deal breaker, but something to consider depending on your application. Overall: Although $90 a chair, I'm very satisfied with the performance of this battery. Especially since I now know I won't have to charge/maintain them often enough to matter.