Short Description

An electronically operated bed with four section adjustability. These include height, backrest, leg raise, tilting (Trendelenburg and reverse Trendelenburg). This bed will dismantle for ease of installation and assembly. It has good clearance for mobile hoists with the lowest height of 330mm. Hi low function range from 330mm to 730mm.

Options

Self Help pole ( lifting pole) with load capacity of 65kg.
IV Pole
Removable safety side rails
Flexible handset holder with attachment clamp
Mobile Storage stand
Nurse / Attendant lock off switching device
Foam or Latex mattress

Models

One model is available

More Details

Frame
All metal work is finished in a painted epoxy coat finish . The side rails are also finished in a light wood veneer.

Headboard / Footboard
The head and foot board have a light wood veneer finish

Adjustments
Backrest angle, legrest angle, knee break, trendelenburg tilting (both directions

Controls
electrically operated

Mattress
choice of 100mm or 150mm latex
hospital grade foam with zippered Mediflex cover
hospital high grade foam with convoluted surface, raised sides and stretch cover
Sealy inner spring with cut outs to accommodate a profiling bed

Castors four individually lockable castors

Bed Rails
Two slat wooden up and down rails. Push button manually operated operation

Power Source
Mains power source

Motor
located at both ends of bed

Dismantling
Head and footboards can be removed from bed frame. Bed can also be separated in the middle. It does not fold together. A trolley is available to transport the bed.

This bed has a shorter backrest raise section than some other models. It may therefore be more suitable for children.

Note:
- legrest raise (bed frame bends at knee area and the foot end of the bed remains elevated)
- Knee break (bed frame bends at knee area and the foot end of bed remains low)
- Trendelenburg Tilt allows the entire bed to tilt so a person's feet can be higher than their head. Reverse Trendelenburg tilts the bed in the opposite direction.

Standards

Some assistive technology needs to meet Australian or other standards. Standards may relate to materials, manufacturing and installation. Products that meet Australian or international standards will have written certification. To find out if a product meets Australian Standards ask the supplier to show you the certificate. For a fact sheet about standards contact us or visit www.ilcaustralia.org/home/standards.asp

Place Of Manufacture

Germany