A replacement foot control for an electric treatment couch. It takes over the height function from a hand control, so the clinician can raise or lower the couch with a foot while both hands stay on the client.
That matters most during a transfer, a manual therapy technique or a dressing change, where letting go to reach a handset breaks the treatment and can compromise safety. A foot control also keeps a wipe down surface free of another cable and handset.
Foot controls take a lot of knocks and are one of the first parts to fail on a busy couch. Replacing the control is usually all that is needed to bring a couch back into service.






