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Description
Frequent usage
Hospital stay
Hospital at Home – Residential aged care
Home Care
Safety & Well-being
In case of a patient’s accidental fall, the low height of the bedspring platform is crucial to limit possible damages. In addition, the low height of the bedspring platform and its adjustment allow for easy entry and exit from the bed, even for patients with reduced mobility.
CONFIGURATION 1
125 mm diameter non-marking swivel wheels. Wheels of different types and diameters are available (see optional parts sheet).
Easily removable ABS shoulders with safety lock.
Provision for side rails and half rails.
CONFIGURATION 2
125 mm diameter non-marking swivel wheels. Wheels of different types and diameters are available (see optional parts sheet).
Easily removable ABS shoulders with safety lock.
Side rails with manually operated compass movement.
CONFIGURATION 3
Ø 150 mm non-marking swivel wheels. Wheels of different types and diameters are available (see optional parts sheet).
Easily removable ABS shoulders with safety lock.
Manually operated retractable half-side rails.
Shared equipment
- The ergonomic bedspring platform is partitioned into 4 sections protected by easily removable and washable covers in thermoformed engineering plastics.
- Reinforced frame in S235JR steel stabilised through pre-treatment and thermosetting epoxy paint (colour of your choice).
- Thermoformed ABS cover to protect the base.
- Motorised Backrest Section.
- Motorised femoral section.
- Gas spring servo-assisted leg section synchronised with the movement of the femoral section.
- Electric height adjustment by means of a lever elevation system (pantograph) with a maximum range of +42 cm.
- Motorised Trendelenburg and Reverse Trendelenburg through pantograph elevation system.
- Synchronous backrest displacement of 13 cm to limit abdominal compression. Fowler’s position with backrest rotation for limiting abdominal compression – Equipment code AC62.
- Quick backrest release to facilitate CPR manoeuvre – Equipment code AC8L.
- Low-voltage anti-crushing electric motors with spline system (Slatted Base).
- Easily removable ABS shoulders with head and foot safety lock (Equipment code AC121) – Equipment code AC65/5.
- Predisposition for pair of side rails – Equipment code AC21S and for pair of retractable side rails – Equipment code AC71S.
- Floor clearance for hoist entry.
- Centralised braking system with directional mode. Operation via 2 bilateral pedals on the rear side – Equipment code AC7L2/G.
- 8 perimeter bumpers integrated in the shoulders.
- Drain holder on din bar – Equipment code AC148.
- Bilateral receptacles for IV pole on head side – Equipment code AC4L/S.
- Emergency battery – Equipment code AC17L.
- 10-key push-button handset. All movements of the Gardhenia bed are controlled via a perimeter push-button panel fitted with a 3.5 m coiled cable. For patient safety, the push-button panel is fitted with a key to disable the controls – Equipment code AC34L. The push-button panel is easy to use as it is designed with large relief pictograms making it also suitable for visually impaired patients. Insulation IP66. It is possible to integrate other control systems (see the accessorys data sheet).
- Equipotential node.
- Colour customisation – Frame and shoulder inserts – see the solutions proposed in the “device customisation” section. If no preference is given, the device will be supplied in the available finish.
