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Fully electric 5-function intensive-care bed with backrest, leg section, height, Trendelenburg and reverse-Trendelenburg positioning, plus collapsible side rails, CPR emergency release, central-locking castors, ABS head and foot boards, IV pole and drainage hooks.
Overview
The 5-Function ICU Bed is a fully electric hospital bed for intensive care, acute patient management, post-operative recovery and long-term clinical care. It provides controlled electric adjustment of the backrest, leg section, bed height, Trendelenburg and reverse-Trendelenburg positions.
It lets healthcare staff position patients safely and efficiently while improving access for nursing care, examinations, transfers, procedures and emergency interventions. Adjustable height also reduces unnecessary bending and manual strain for caregivers.
With a hygienic mattress platform, protective side rails, lockable castors, CPR function and accessory provisions, the bed suits hospitals, intensive care units, emergency departments, recovery rooms and high-dependency care areas.
Key Features
Technical Specifications
| Product type | Fully electric hospital and intensive-care bed |
| Electric functions | 5 |
| Backrest | Electric |
| Leg / knee section | Electric |
| Bed height | Electric |
| Trendelenburg / reverse Trendelenburg | Electric |
| Emergency | CPR release |
| Side rails | Integrated, collapsible |
| Castors | Central locking |
| Head / foot boards | ABS |
| Accessories | IV pole, drainage hooks |
| Situation | Guidance |
| Respiratory compromise | Raise the backrest gradually and monitor breathing, oxygenation, blood pressure and tolerance. |
| Post-operative recovery | Follow surgical restrictions on movement, weight-bearing, drains, tubes and operative sites. |
| Pressure-injury risk | Use a pressure-redistributing mattress and follow the turning schedule; the bed alone does not prevent pressure injuries. |
| Neurological impairment | Check cognition, tone and balance, prevent entrapment and supervise position changes. |
| Cardiac care | Use only positions approved by the responsible clinician and monitor vital signs during major changes. |
Lock the castors and set the correct height before any transfer. CPR release is for trained staff only, following the hospital’s emergency protocol.
Clinical Protocols
Recommended starting parameters by indication. Final protocols should be set by the treating clinician.
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