Four Motors ICU Bed
- Electrical operated backrest, height and legrest adjustment.
- Electrical operated trendelenburg, reverse trendelenburg
and fowler positions - Lateral tilting
- Patient handset.
- Nurse control unit.
- Battery Backup
- Activation key at remote control to prevent any undesired psoitions.
- Auto-CPR.
- Dual sided manual CPR at backrest.
- Retracting backrest for advanced comfort, less pressure
- Auto contour.
- X-Ray translucent backrest and cassette carrier. (Optional)
- Angle gauge for back.
- Angle gauge for trendelenburg and reverse trendelenburg
- Shock position with one button.
- Semi-Fowler position with one button.
- Bed exit position with one button.
- Examination position with one button
- Cardiac chair position with one button
- Hygienic design (PP), lockable and tuck away side rails.
- Profile frame with easy removable ABS plastic covers
- Hygienic design (PP), removable head and foot ends.
- Central and directional lockable antistatic castors
- Electrostatic painted metal frame
- Height adjustable stainless steel IV pole.
- Easy adjustable knee break position
- Plastic crash bumpers
Lateral tilt function: Creates a new standard in acute care by significantly reducing the physical load on caregivers.
Safe side rails: The bed is equipped with split plastic side rails with shock absorbers that provide a soft landing. The safety of the split plastic side rails is ensured by a system consisting of two independent unlocking movements.
Nurse control panel: The panel allows for the movement and operational flexibility of the bed via a pre-memorized function activated by pressing a single button.
Integrated weight measurement system – accurate weight measurement without moving the patient: The bed is equipped with an integrated weight measurement system that provides accurate patient weight measurement without the need to move or transfer the patient. This feature enables caregivers to monitor daily weight changes, control fluid balance, administer medication, and support clinical decision-making processes, especially in acute and intensive care settings.
