Buy A-dec 511 Dental Chair with A-dec 500 Pro Delivery System
in Nigeria.

Where can I buy an A-dec 511 chair with 533pro in Nigeria?

Use Franance’s A-dec 511 and 500 Pro listing to send a quotation request. Tell Franance whether the listed chair-and-delivery combination is the intended package or a starting point for another operatory arrangement. State the facility’s city and state, number of treatment rooms, project stage, delivery destination, target date and contact person. Share a dimensioned room layout and existing utility or equipment information when available.

Ask the written quote to name the exact chair and delivery model, the chair version, mounting and operator orientation. Itemise assistant instrumentation, dental light, cuspidor or support centre, foot control, stool, monitor mount, handpiece configuration, integration options, freight, taxes, installation, commissioning and training as included, optional or excluded. This matters because the product record describes a proposed configuration; the catalogue image and family name do not confirm a final bill of materials.

Franance receives the enquiry and follows up by phone or email. No online payment is taken through this product listing. Confirm price, currency, quote validity, availability, delivery assumptions, taxes, warranty and service arrangements in writing for the specific order. Neither the catalogue nor A-dec’s international pages establish Nigerian stock or prove that a particular seller is an authorised A-dec dealer.

What is the A-dec 500 chair configuration listed here?

The chair in this record is the A-dec 511, part of A-dec’s A-dec 500 chair family. The paired delivery system named in the product record is the A-dec 533pro Continental. A-dec’s materials describe the 533pro as a Radius-mounted Continental-style delivery system that mounts on the A-dec 511. The record does not specify the exact chair version, accessory package, assistant’s instrumentation, dental light, cuspidor or installation arrangement, so those details must be resolved in the quotation.

The 511 chair and 533pro delivery system have different roles. The chair supports and positions the patient. The delivery system carries clinician controls and handpiece positions and includes its own control interface and specified options. A complete treatment room may also require assistant-side instrumentation, suction, light, cuspidor or support centre, stools and monitor mounting. Do not treat the phrase “A-dec 500 Pro” as a statement that every A-dec 500 module or option is included.

A-dec also lists standard A-dec 532/533 delivery-system models alongside Pro models 532pro/533pro. The 533pro Continental is distinct from the 532pro Traditional system and from standard A-dec 533 configurations. Ask the supplier to write “533pro Continental” with the relevant version and options on the equipment schedule, rather than quoting only “A-dec 500 delivery.”

What are the A-dec 511 chair specifications?

A-dec’s A-dec 500 chair page and product literature list a 343 mm low point and 800 mm high point for the A-dec 511 base range. The manufacturer notes the high point is factory preset to 737 mm on the referenced page. The chair swivels through 60°, or 30° to each side of centre. A-dec specifies a soft start/stop hydraulic drive, 300-watt integrated power supply, dual-articulating gliding headrest with lever release, two-position armrests and sewn or formed upholstery. The backrest is described as 32 mm thick with formed upholstery. Confirm current specifications for the precise version offered.

A-dec lists a maximum patient load of 227 kg (500 lb) for the A-dec 511 and states that the UL rating is based on the standard’s four-times overload static test. Treat this as the manufacturer’s published chair rating; it is not a clinical suitability determination or a rating for other modules, accessories or an entire floor assembly. If the load rating is important to your procurement, request the current model-specific documentation and nameplate details.

The product record does not resolve whether the quoted chair is version 511A, 511B or another regional configuration. The manufacturer publishes different version-specific instructions and support materials. Confirm the exact model/version, chair controls, upholstery, mount and included options before comparing quotations. Do not carry a feature from one A-dec 511 version or brochure into the order without verifying it against the proposed configuration.

What does the 533pro Continental delivery system include?

A-dec’s product page describes 500 Pro Radius systems as available in Traditional or Continental style. It identifies the 533pro as the Continental-style option and says the Radius assembly can rotate around the chair for left- or right-handed use. A-dec lists a balanced flexarm with air brake, a four-position control block, five handpiece positions plus syringe, DS7 user interface, software updatability, water-coolant vaporizer, quad-voltage intraoral light source and left/right conversion for the Radius system. The exact package, included handpiece components and options need confirmation on the offer.

A-dec’s brochure distinguishes Pro from standard equipment. The Pro configuration is described with A-dec+ connectivity, software updates, multi-user capability, remote diagnostics and messaging, and the DS7 touchscreen. These are manufacturer-described platform features; they do not confirm that an internet connection, cloud function, support subscription, local network setup or future software capability is provisioned or available for a Nigerian installation. Ask which functions are enabled in the supplied system and what network, account, licensing or service terms apply.

Specify whether the quoted 533pro includes a wet/dry disc or lever foot control, the selected handpiece holders and control block, intraoral light source, chair and delivery integration, USB connection or powered hub, and any other modules. A-dec literature lists some elements as standard and others as optional. The supplier’s current bill of materials must establish what is actually offered; a general brochure is not a delivery note.

How do I choose Continental delivery and operator orientation?

Continental delivery uses a different handpiece presentation and positioning style from Traditional delivery. A-dec describes its Continental arrangement as reducing pull-back on the handpiece, while its product material positions both styles as workflow options. Decide based on clinician preference, assistant workflow, handpiece and tubing arrangement, four-handed dentistry needs and how staff move around the patient. The product record names the Continental 533pro, but you should confirm that this is the intended arrangement before purchase.

The 533pro Radius system is described as left/right convertible. This is useful when the clinic needs a right- or left-handed position, but the room’s cabinets, utilities, circulation and staff positions still determine whether the proposed layout fits. State the initial operator side and whether later conversion matters. Ask the supplier to document the final orientation and any constraints on conversion, service or access.

Review the reach of the control head and flexarm, chair swivel, light and assistant instruments against a room plan. Confirm handpiece positions, syringe, foot control style, assistant-side suction and the positions used by every clinician. A chair that supports a range of configurations does not prove that a particular layout will fit your treatment room. Request a configuration drawing and a site review where needed.

How should I plan room layout, mounting and utilities?

Use A-dec’s 511 and related modules pre-installation guide for preliminary coordination. It contains chair, delivery, assistant-instrument and lighting plan views and utility placement information, including a view for a 511 chair with 533pro delivery system and related equipment. Use the current full-size templates and final installation documents for the specific combination. The full equipment movement envelope, chair travel, delivery arm reach, clinician positions, assistant access, patient transfers, cabinetry, doors, lighting and service clearances all affect room planning.

The chair and modules need an appropriate mounting surface, utility routes and accessible service points. Coordinate the floor box, electrical box, conduit, network cable and air/water/suction interfaces with the architect, equipment supplier and appropriately qualified local trades before floor and wall finishes are final. A-dec’s guide describes structural and utility criteria for the documented setup; it is not a site inspection or certification of a Nigerian facility.

For an existing clinic, document the current equipment models, floor-box position, room measurements, circuit and utility details, and any limits on renovation or downtime. Ask the supplier to check the new arrangement against the installed equipment and identify demolition, adaptation, flooring and connection work. For a new build, share the final operatory plan early and request written sign-off on utility placement assumptions before construction proceeds.

What power, water, air and network requirements apply?

A-dec’s 511-related modules pre-installation guide includes electrical configurations for 220–240 VAC, 50–60 Hz with a 10-amp minimum, and 110–120 VAC, 50–60 Hz with a 15-amp minimum. It also describes conduit, receptacle and installation requirements. This is helpful for planning, but the exact regional model and nameplate still govern. Ask the supplier to confirm the offered unit’s electrical rating, connection type, protective devices, earthing and any module-specific load. Have a qualified Nigerian electrician check the facility supply and local code before ordering and installation; do not assume that a voltage converter or the published option is automatically appropriate.

Air and water requirements vary with the chair, delivery system and support modules. The A-dec pre-installation guide contains values and connection details for documented configurations. Ask for the current values for the exact proposed system, including pressure, flow, shut-offs, flushing and any drain or vacuum interfaces. Have the site team compare these with available services and confirm whether the selected package uses a self-contained water bottle, a municipal connection or other arrangements. Do not infer utility needs from the category name or image.

The 500 Pro platform has built-in Ethernet and Wi-Fi for A-dec+ connectivity according to A-dec’s pre-installation material. The manufacturer lists Ethernet and supported Wi-Fi/security requirements, and recommends Ethernet for connectivity. Ask the supplier whether network-enabled features are included, how the system is provisioned, what facilities must provide, and what support or account conditions apply. Have the clinic’s IT lead review network segmentation, credentials and access before connecting equipment. Network capability alone does not establish internet service, cloud access, cybersecurity approval or local availability of remote support.

What should I confirm about upholstery, cleaning and maintenance?

A-dec identifies sewn and formed upholstery for the A-dec 511. Select the type and colour using current samples or an approved finish reference, and ask that the chosen code appear on the quotation. Confirm whether the chair version offered has the specified upholstery and obtain its care instructions. A screen rendering or general chair photo cannot verify the supplied colour or fabric.

A-dec’s upholstery guidance recommends mild, non-ionic detergent and water or certain commercial cleaners without alcohol, bleach or ammonia, and cautions against abrasive cleaners and applicators. Follow the current instructions for the actual chair surfaces, the facility’s infection-prevention protocol and the cleaner manufacturer’s label. Do not assume that all disinfectants are compatible with the upholstery. Ask for the chair’s maintenance checklist and asepsis instructions at handover, and identify the cleaning and inspection routine the clinic will follow.

Ask the supplier to state which maintenance materials, initial training or service are part of the quote. Record model and serial numbers, installation checks, warranty terms and service contacts at commissioning. A-dec documentation directs product service through an authorized dealer; confirm who will actually handle service in Nigeria and what response, travel, parts and labour terms apply. No local provider or service level is confirmed by this listing.

What should an A-dec 500 chair quotation include in Nigeria?

Request an itemised bill of materials that identifies the A-dec 511 chair version and A-dec 533pro Continental delivery system. Specify operator orientation, mount, chair upholstery, control interface, handpiece holder configuration, foot control, assistant-side instruments, dental light, cuspidor or support centre, stools, monitor mounts and other accessories. Mark every element included, optional or excluded. If the seller proposes an alternative delivery model or chair version, ask for an updated configuration drawing and a clear explanation of differences.

Provide facility location, quantity, room plans, facility power/network/air/water details, existing equipment information and required installation date. Request confirmation of whether a site survey, installation, commissioning, staff handover, old equipment removal, electrical or plumbing work, freight, taxes and packaging disposal are included. Have the quote state which tasks remain with the facility or its contractors.

Ask for price and currency, quote validity, stock or sourcing status, delivery estimate and assumptions, payment milestones, warranty eligibility, service pathway and any ongoing connectivity or software terms. These are order-specific commercial facts; they cannot be inferred from A-dec’s product pages or Franance’s catalogue. Use the same requested scope when comparing suppliers so that a chair-only offer is not compared with a complete, installed treatment room.

Is the A-dec 511 and 533pro compatible with Nigerian electrical supply?

A-dec’s pre-installation guide lists both 220–240 VAC, 50–60 Hz and 110–120 VAC, 50–60 Hz supply options for the 511 chair and related modules. That does not confirm which input configuration will be supplied for a specific Nigerian order. Ask Franance or the supplying party to verify the exact nameplate and approved electrical setup for the chair and 533pro system, including ancillary equipment and protection. Then have a qualified local electrician confirm compatibility with the treatment room and applicable rules before installation.

Do not order based only on a nominal voltage match. Check actual supply range, frequency, circuit capacity, grounding, plug or fixed connection, isolation and the complete package load. If an approved transformer or power-conditioning component is proposed, require the manufacturer or supplier to specify it for the exact system in writing and show it as a line item. This guide does not certify facility electrical compatibility.

Frequently asked questions about buying the A-dec 500 chair in Nigeria

### Is this product the A-dec 500 chair or the A-dec 511?

The chair model in the product record is A-dec 511, which belongs to A-dec’s A-dec 500 chair family. The product record pairs it with a 533pro Continental delivery system, subject to final configuration confirmation.

### Is the 533pro the same as the 533 delivery system?

No. A-dec distinguishes the 533pro Continental system from its standard 533 Continental system. The brochure lists different controls and Pro features. Confirm the model suffix and included configuration in writing.

### Does the quote include lights, cuspidor, suction and stools?

The listing does not confirm those items. Request an itemised quote and mark every module or accessory included, optional or excluded.

### Can the 533pro be set up for a left-handed operator?

A-dec describes the 500 Radius system as left/right compatible and convertible. Confirm the final orientation, room layout, included conversion setup and installation details for the quoted package.

### Can I buy it online?

No online checkout is provided. Use the catalogue page to submit a quote request; Franance follows up by phone or email with the order details.

Sources and limitations

This guide uses A-dec’s A-dec 500 chair page, A-dec 500 Pro Radius delivery-system page, A-dec 500 Pro delivery-system page, A-dec 500 Pro brochure, A-dec 511 chair and related modules pre-installation guide, the A-dec chair support page and A-dec’s resource centre.

Specifications, options, connectivity and installation requirements can change and depend on the exact model version, regional configuration and selected modules. The product record does not identify the exact 511 version or prove that a complete equipment bundle is currently available. Confirm the final bill of materials, electrical configuration, utilities, network features, delivery, warranty and service terms with the supplier and manufacturer. Franance’s product and category pages are quotation listings and do not verify inventory, authorised-dealer status or local service availability.