Jd Ylc3 12 3 Function Electric Hospital Bed

The JD-YLC3-12 is a three-function electric hospital bed designed to support routine patient care in hospital, care-facility, and other appropriate care environments. Its electrically operated

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Jd Ylc3 12 3 Function Electric Hospital Bed
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JD-YLC3-12 Three-Function Electric Hospital Bed

The JD-YLC3-12 is a three-function electric hospital bed designed to support routine patient care in hospital, care-facility, and other appropriate care environments. Its electrically operated adjustments allow the bed position to be changed through a wired remote control, giving caregivers a practical way to adapt the bed to different daily care tasks. The three adjustment functions are backrest positioning, leg-rest positioning, and overall bed height adjustment. Together, these functions provide a flexible bed platform for rest, supported sitting, care activities, and transfers where a change in bed position is useful.

The model combines an electric motor for medical use with a cold-rolled steel frame and ABS headboard. The listed bed size is 2140 × 980 mm, with the bed height adjustable across the stated 460–660 mm range. A loading capacity of 260 kg is specified. These figures help care providers compare the model with room layouts, patient-care requirements, and procurement criteria. Buyers should review the complete specifications and their local care protocols when assessing suitability for a particular facility or application.

Three Electric Adjustments for Daily Care

The backrest adjusts from 0° to 80° (±5), allowing the bed to move between a flat position and a more upright position. This range can be useful when a patient needs a supported sitting posture for care, rest, or other activities, subject to caregiver assessment. The leg rest adjusts from 0° to 35° (±5), providing another position change that can be selected in coordination with the backrest and the needs of the person using the bed. Adjustment ranges are provided as product specifications and are not a substitute for individual care guidance.

The third function raises or lowers the overall bed, with a specified height range of 460–660 mm (±20 mm). Height adjustment can help caregivers set the working level for bedside care and can help adapt the bed position for planned transfers. For a facility team, having these three controls on one bed makes it possible to select an appropriate configuration without relying only on manual repositioning of the bed sections. The wired electric remote control is included as a standard accessory, and the electric motor for medical use provides the powered operation described for the model.

Care staff can use the adjustment functions as part of established routines, choosing positions according to the task and the patient’s care plan. The backrest and leg-rest settings offer separate angle changes, while the overall lift function changes the bed height. This distinction helps teams understand which adjustment to use for a particular task. The specifications identify the available movements but do not prescribe a clinical position; caregivers should follow the relevant training and care procedures when operating the bed.

Frame, Mobility, and Standard Equipment

The bed uses a cold-rolled steel frame, with ABS head and tail boards included among the standard accessories. Aluminum alloy guardrails are also listed as standard equipment. These components form the bed’s structure and provide the listed bedside and side-rail features for everyday use. The product information specifies the materials and included components; it does not state additional construction details, finishes, or performance ratings beyond those shown in the specifications below.

For mobility, the standard accessories include 125 mm silent swivel casters with brakes. Swivel casters support maneuvering the bed as required, while the brakes are available to secure the casters when the bed is positioned for care. Staff should operate and check the casters and brakes in accordance with facility procedures. The adjustable IV pole is another standard accessory, intended to provide an attachment point for appropriate bedside use as determined by the care provider.

Optional accessories can be selected according to the intended setup. The available options listed for the JD-YLC3-12 are a bedside cabinet, dining table, hospital visitor chair, rehabilitation traction exercise frame, and mattress. These items are identified as optional rather than standard accessories, so purchasers can plan the configuration around their room, service, and purchasing requirements. Confirm the desired accessories when requesting a quotation or arranging an order, especially when matching a bed to existing equipment or a specific care environment.

Practical Operation and Ongoing Care

The electric adjustment system is intended to make the specified bed movements available through the wired remote control. As part of daily operation, caregivers can select backrest, leg-rest, or overall-height adjustment as appropriate, observe the bed while it moves, and return the bed to the required position after the task. Staff should familiarize themselves with the controls and follow the facility’s operating practices. The remote and motor should be used as intended, and any unusual operation should be handled according to the organization’s maintenance and service procedures.

Routine checks can be incorporated into standard equipment-care processes. Teams may inspect the visible frame, head and tail boards, guardrails, caster movement and brakes, IV pole, remote control, and accessible electrical components according to their local guidelines. Cleaning and maintenance should follow the applicable facility procedures and supplier guidance. This product description does not specify cleaning agents, maintenance intervals, or service requirements, so those details should be confirmed through the relevant instructions rather than assumed.

When considering the bed for a facility, compare its stated size, height-adjustment range, loading capacity, adjustment ranges, and accessory package with the requirements of the intended location. Check available floor space and the planned route for moving the bed, and consider whether optional items are needed for the service. This practical review helps purchasing, clinical, and facilities teams make a coordinated selection while keeping the model’s stated specifications distinct from any site-specific requirements.

JD-YLC3-12 Specifications and Accessories

Use the specification summary below to review the three-function electric hospital bed’s principal dimensions, adjustment ranges, loading capacity, construction materials, and included equipment. The stated tolerance values are retained as provided. Standard accessories are distinguished from optional accessories to support accurate product comparison and configuration planning.

Item Parameter
Bed Size2140 × 980 × 460–660 mm (±20 mm)
Backrest Adjustment0°–80° (±5)
Leg Rest Adjustment0°–35° (±5)
Overall Lift & Down Adjustment460–660 mm (±20 mm)
Loading capacity260 kg
MaterialCold-rolled steel frame + ABS headboard
Standard AccessoriesABS head and tail board; aluminum alloy guardrails; 125 mm silent swivel casters with brakes; adjustable IV pole; wired electric remote control; electric motor for medical use.
Optional AccessoriesBedside cabinet; dining table; hospital visitor chair; rehabilitation traction exercise frame; mattress.
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