Ultra Low Electric Bed

Three-function Ultra Low Electric Beds

Function and features:

Back-rest tilting is 0~80º.

Knee-rest tilting is 0~35º.

Height adjustment is 250~530mm.

Material:

Detachable ABS bed board,cold-rolled steel bed plate.

Standard accessory:

Aluminum alloy side rails.5" castors, three motors system

Optional:

Two sectional IV pole,mattress,overbed table,central lock system.

An Ultra Low Electric Bed is a fully adjustable hospital-style bed designed to provide safety and comfort by lowering to a very low height (often as low as 7 inches or 17.78 cm) to prevent falls and reduce impact injury. Key features include electrically controlled height, head, and foot adjustments via a hand pendant, and a robust steel frame with safety features like side rails, which are ideal for home care and long-term care for individuals with mobility issues. 

Key features and benefits:

Ultra-low height:

This is the defining feature, allowing the bed to reach a very low profile to protect patients from serious injury in the event of a fall. 

Full electric control:

The bed's height, backrest, and leg positions can be adjusted with a hand pendant or remote control for user and caregiver convenience. 

Fall prevention:

The low profile makes it easier for users to get into and out of the bed safely, reducing the risk of falls. 

Adjustable positions:

Users can position the head and foot of the bed for comfort, support, or to assist with medical needs, such as improving breathing. 

Safety features:

Many models include protective side rails or bars to prevent the user from rolling out of bed. 

Mobility and stability:

Locking casters allow the bed to be easily moved for cleaning and repositioning, while also ensuring it remains stable and secure when in place. 

Durable construction:

These beds are built with strong steel frames to support heavy loads and provide a stable and safe environment for the patient. 

Who it's for: 

Individuals recovering from surgery or dealing with chronic pain.

Patients with mobility issues or disabilities.

Anyone at risk of falling.

Those in need of comfortable and supportive at-home or long-term care.