Semi-electric HomecareBed

Semi-Electric Home Care Bed

Three Functions.    

Rectangular Tube Bed Deck.   

Bed Height Adjusted by Crank.  

Dual Motor Actuator.   

Plastic Sheet Bed Boards.   

4pcs of 3" Casters.   

Motor: OKIN

Function:

 • Back-rest tilting is 0~70°.

 • Knee-rest tilting is 0~45°.

 • Height adjustment operated by crank is 400~580mm.

Standard Accessory: 2 pcs of 3" total lock brake casters,2 pcs of 3" swivel casters,dual motors, rectangular tube bed decks, plastic sheet bed boards,self-protected metal crank system. 

A semi-electric home care bed is a type of hospital bed that combines electric and manual adjustments to provide positioning for patients. It typically uses electric motors to adjust the head and foot sections, while the overall bed height is adjusted manually, usually with a hand crank. This offers a balance between convenience and cost compared to full-electric beds. 

Here's a more detailed breakdown:

Key Features:

Electric Adjustment:

The head and foot sections of the bed can be raised and lowered using electric motors, often controlled by a hand pendant. 

Manual Height Adjustment:

Unlike full-electric beds, the overall height of the bed is adjusted manually, typically with a hand crank located at the foot end of the bed. 

Durability and Safety:

Many semi-electric beds are constructed with durable materials like reinforced steel, with features like recessed head and footsprings to prevent pinching and casters for easy movement. 

Optional Features:

Some models offer optional features like spring-loaded adjustable side rails and various mattress options to customize the bed for individual needs. 

Benefits:

Comfort and Positioning:

The electric adjustment of the head and foot sections allows patients to find comfortable and supportive positions for rest and recovery. 

Caregiver Assistance:

The manual height adjustment can be helpful for caregivers, allowing them to adjust the bed to a comfortable working height. 

Cost-Effective:

Semi-electric beds can be a more affordable option compared to full-electric beds, while still providing essential positioning capabilities. 

Considerations:

Manual Height Adjustment:

.If frequent and easy height adjustments are needed, a full-electric bed might be a better choice. 

Patient Limitations:

.Patients with limited mobility might need assistance with the manual height adjustment. 

Examples of Semi-Electric Beds:

Besco Semi-Electric Bed:

www.bescomedical.com 

Known for its durable panels and easy cleaning, with options for full or half rails, according to Homepro Medical Supplies.  And A lightweight option with a manual hand crank for height adjustment and a remote for head and foot adjustments.