ELECTRIC ICU BED CIF 2002

Specification:

1. Size: Electric ICU beds typically measure around 84 inches long by 36 inches wide, but sizes may vary.
2. Height adjustment: Electric ICU beds have a motorized height adjustment feature that allows medical professionals to easily adjust the bed’s height. This feature is important for positioning the bed at the correct height for procedures and exams, as well as for patient safety and comfort.
3. Trendelenburg and reverse Trendelenburg positions: Electric ICU beds typically have a motorized feature that allows the bed to be tilted up or down. This feature is used for the Trendelenburg and reverse Trendelenburg positions, which are often used during surgical procedures or to help patients breathe easier.
4. Head and foot adjustment: Electric ICU beds have a motorized head and foot adjustment feature that allows medical professionals to position the patient in a way that is most comfortable and therapeutic.
5. Side rails: Electric ICU beds often have side rails to prevent patients from falling out of bed. These rails can be easily lowered or raised as needed.
6. Mattress: Electric ICU beds often come with a specialized mattress that is designed for comfort and pressure relief. These mattresses may have air or foam inserts to reduce the risk of pressure ulcers.
7. IV pole mounts: Electric ICU beds often have mounts for IV poles, which allow medical professionals to easily administer medications and fluids to patients.
8. Scale system: Some electric ICU beds may include a built-in scale system, which allows medical professionals to monitor the patient’s weight without moving them to a separate scale.
9. Brakes: Electric ICU beds typically have brakes on the wheels to keep the bed in place and prevent it from moving unexpectedly.
10. Power supply: Electric ICU beds require an electrical power supply to operate. They may be plugged into an electrical outlet or have a built-in battery backup in case of a power outage.