ARENTI
ARENTI 5 Button 5 Pin Hand Control Handset with USB
A 5-button handset with USB plugs directly into a lift-chair motor via 5-pin connector, replacing the original remote for HX90HU and compatible models
- Compact ABS handset fits left- or right-hand use
- 5-button 5-pin plug connects direct to motor terminal
- Compatible with HX90HU and other lift-chair models
- Replacement remote requires no separate controller unit
- Supplier answers questions within 24 hours
Recliner handset with five-button control
This replacement handset fits Okin HX90HU and compatible lift-chair motors. It connects directly to the motor terminal without a separate controller. The five-button layout handles lift, recline and position adjustments. Buyers whose chairs use a different pin count or button layout cannot use this unit.
ABS handheld remote operates silently
The ABS plastic body adds no moving parts, so normal use produces no audible noise. Power is drawn only when a button is pressed, keeping standby consumption negligible. No thermal management is required because the device contains no active electronics beyond the switch contacts. There are no fans, heatsinks or temperature ratings to consider.
Direct motor plug eliminates extra wiring
The 5-pin connector plugs straight into the motor terminal, removing the need for an external control box. Only the handset itself is included; no instruction sheet ships in the package. Users must rely on the chair's existing documentation for button mapping. The 24-hour service promise covers order questions, not on-site installation.
Highlights
- Compact ABS handset fits left- or right-hand use
- 5-button 5-pin plug connects direct to motor terminal
- Compatible with HX90HU and other lift-chair models
- Replacement remote requires no separate controller unit
- Supplier answers questions within 24 hours
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I install the 5-pin handset on my Okin lift chair and what step do people often miss?
Plug the connector at the end of the cable directly into the motor terminal; the step often missed is ensuring the 5-pin plug is fully seated with the latch clicked.
What maintenance or replacement will the ABS handset need over time?
The ABS housing and 5 buttons are not user-serviceable; if a button fails or the cable frays, replace the entire handset.
What limit appears first during sustained daily use of the 5-button remote?
Mechanical wear on the five tactile switches is the first limit; the cable and connector are rated for the same duty cycle.
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