After a power outage, the bed will remain fixed like a "locked" structure. Therefore, patients will not be at risk of collapse, impact, falls, or pressure sores due to power outages.
People who are not suitable for using adjustable nursing beds include:
• Individuals with spinal instability
• Individuals with unstable intracranial pressure
• Individuals who are extremely weak or unable to cooperate
• Individuals at high risk of cardiovascular disease
• Individuals with unstable mental health
• Children
• Individuals who are underweight or overweight
Adjustable nursing beds rely on multiple electric actuators, motor systems, control boxes, and remote control components working together to achieve posture adjustment. Whether it's the backrest rising, the leg rest elevating, the bed surface lifting, or changes in the overall tilt angle, all depend on the driving force of the motor.
