Motorized Floor Stand for RLF1500, RLF3000, RLF6000

This stand raises and lowers an RLF panel under power. It carries the RLF1500, the RLF3000 and the RLF6000, and is built in metal to take the weight of the larger panels.

Setting height by motor changes what adjustment costs you. Doing it by hand on a 21.5kg or 40.6kg panel means supporting the full weight while a clamp is released, held at the new position and tightened again — a two-person job, and one that tends to be avoided once the panel is roughly where it needs to be. A motor removes that, so the height gets changed when it should be.

Travel is smooth and close to silent in use. In a clinic that is not a cosmetic detail: the adjustment happens with the client already in the room.

The case for it is strongest where one panel serves several people of different heights, or where sessions alternate between seated and standing work.

Compatibility

Alongside the vertical floor stand, this is one of the two mounts rated for the largest panel in the range. Everything we stock is grouped in stands for panels.

Specification

The manufacturer has not published a travel range, footprint or load figure for this stand. Rather than estimate them here, we will source them on request.

Questions

Which panels can it carry?

All three of the larger panels: RLF1500, RLF3000 and RLF6000. The RLF750 is not among them, and at 5.7kg is better suited to a desk or the base stand.

How is the height changed?

By motor. The panel is driven up or down rather than unclamped and repositioned by hand, so no one takes the weight during the adjustment.

Is it audible in use?

Movement is smooth and close to silent. It is intended for treatment rooms, where a loud drive would be intrusive during a session.

How does it compare with the pneumatic stand?

The pneumatic stand adjusts on a foot lever between 97.5cm and 136cm, takes the RLF1500 and RLF3000, and can be set horizontally as well as upright. This one is powered rather than lever-operated and extends to the RLF6000. Choose the pneumatic stand for horizontal positioning; choose this one for the largest panel or for frequent adjustment.