hospital cot – icu 3 function motorised cot

description

At Portea, we offer motorised cots and hospital beds for rent or purchase. Our ICU 3 function beds are specially designed for critical patients in ICU settings. These beds feature height, back, and knee rest adjustability, all conveniently operated with an electrical motor and remote control. With brands like Arrex, Shambho life solution, and Surgix, we ensure high patient comfort and ease of operation for our motorised cots and hospital beds. Experience top-quality healthcare equipment at your doorstep with Portea’s rental and purchase options.

specifications

• All three functions are operated by Jeicang/T-motion motor.
• Separable ABS head and foot bows with laminated panels for easy access and a stylish look.
• Collapsible aluminium side railings.
• Epoxy-coated mild steel framework with four-section perforated tops and castors.
• Corner rubber/PU buffers absorb impact and reduce damage during handling.
• Backrest tilt: 0-75º.
• Knee rest tilt: 0-35º.
• Height adjustable feature.

faqs

1. What are motorised cots?

Motorised cots, also known as motorised hospital beds or electric adjustable beds, are specially designed beds equipped with electric motors that allow users to adjust the bed’s positions quickly and effortlessly. These beds typically offer multiple functions, such as changing the headrest, footrest, and overall height, all controlled remotely. 

Motorised cots are commonly used in hospitals, nursing homes, and home care settings to provide enhanced comfort and convenience for patients and caregivers. The adjustable features of motorised cots cater to various medical conditions, allowing users to find the most comfortable and supportive position for their needs.

2. What’s the difference between motorised and regular cots?

The main difference between motorised and regular cots is their adjustability and functionality. Motorised cots, also known as motorised hospital beds or electric adjustable beds, are equipped with electric motors that allow users to adjust the bed’s positions easily using a remote control. They offer multiple functions, such as changing the headrest, footrest, and overall height, providing enhanced comfort and convenience for patients and caregivers.

On the other hand, regular cots are non-adjustable beds with a fixed position. They are typically more straightforward in design and offer a different level of flexibility and customisation than motorised cots. Regular cots are commonly used for basic sleeping arrangements and may not be suitable for individuals with specific medical needs or mobility challenges.

3. Can we use a motorised hospital bed at home?

Yes, motorised hospital beds can be used at home. Many modern motorised hospital beds are designed with home care in mind, offering various features and functionalities to meet the needs of patients who require special care and assistance. These beds are often adjustable, allowing users to change positions, elevate the head or footrest, and adjust the overall height for ease of use. 

They significantly benefit individuals with mobility issues, chronic illnesses, or surgery recovery. Using a motorised hospital bed at home can enhance comfort, provide better support, and make caregiving more manageable for patients and caregivers.