Dimensions, Adjustments and Load Capacity

The following specifications provide a reference for planning the bed’s use and placement. The adjustable height and backrest and leg-rest positions support changes in posture, while the tilt function offers an additional positioning option. Confirm that the listed size, adjustment ranges, and loading capacity align with the needs of the intended care setting.

The bed size is 2140×980×460-660mm (±20mm), and the overall lift range is 460-660mm (±20mm). The backrest adjusts from 0° to 80° (±5), the leg rest from 0° to 35° (±5), and the overall forward and backward tilt from 0 to 15° (±5). The stated loading capacity is 260kg. These measurements and ratings are included for equipment selection and care-planning reference; consider the room layout and operating requirements before installation.

Three Control Methods for Bed Operation

The JD-YLC5-01 offers three control methods to suit different use scenarios: a color touch screen on the headboard, a wired icon hand controller, and an embedded side-rail control panel. Having these operation points available gives care teams a choice of interface based on their workflow and access to the bed. The wired hand controller provides a dedicated handheld option, while the headboard screen and side-rail panel are integrated into the bed’s structure.

This range of control interfaces is useful in settings where more than one caregiver may operate the bed or where the preferred control location varies during care. Staff can use the available controls to make positioning adjustments in accordance with the patient’s needs and the facility’s procedures. The product information identifies the control methods without specifying additional operating features, so consult the supplied operating guidance for instructions on use.

Guardrails, Mobility and Headboard Details

The bed combines patient-side guardrails with mobile support features and integrated headboard controls. Its four split ABS side rails use a hydraulic buffer lifting structure and lower smoothly to help avoid sudden drops and hand pinching. An angle indicator scale built into the rail lets medical staff read the bed tilt angle directly, supporting clear reference during nursing tasks.

4-Section Hydraulic Lift-Up Guardrails with Angle Indicator

Four split ABS side rails adopt hydraulic buffer lifting structure, lowering smoothly without sudden drop to avoid hand pinching. A built-in angle indicator scale on the rail allows medical staff to intuitively read the bed tilt angle for precise nursing operation. 

125 mm central-brake casters

One single pedal locks all wheels at once, labor-saving to move and fix the bed in wards or bedrooms without noise disturbance.

The 125 mm central-brake casters are operated through one pedal, which locks all wheels at once. This arrangement helps staff move the bed when needed and secure it in a ward or bedroom, with quiet movement intended to avoid noise disturbance. The combination of casters and a central brake supports practical repositioning within a care space while giving staff a direct way to fix the bed in place.

The ABS headboard and footboard incorporate the headboard color touch screen and a physical CPR button. Blue anti-collision buffer blocks are fitted at the four corners to reduce impact damage during ward transfer. The headboard and footboard can be detached quickly without tools to support emergency rescue and thorough bed disinfection. A transparent medical record card slot is also provided for ward management, helping keep patient information associated with the bed in an accessible location.

ABS Headboard & Footboard with Integrated Touch Screen

The headboard integrates a color touch operation screen and physical CPR button. Four corners are equipped with blue anti-collision buffer blocks to reduce impact damage during ward transfer. The headboard and footboard can be quickly detached without tools to support emergency rescue and thorough bed disinfection, and a transparent medical record card slot is reserved for ward management.

For facility planning, the cold-rolled steel frame provides the bed’s structural base, with ABS specified for the headboard and related components. Standard equipment is supplied with the bed, while the bedside cabinet, dining table, hospital visitor chair, and rehabilitation traction exercise frame are listed as optional accessories. This distinction makes it easier for purchasing teams to review the core bed configuration separately from additions selected for a particular room or care workflow.