JD-YLC7-01 Seven-Function Electric Hospital Bed

The JD-YLC7-01 is a 7 Function Electric Hospital Bed designed to support patient positioning and day-to-day care in a clinical setting. Electric adjustment gives caregivers a practical way to change the bed configuration as care needs change, while allowing the patient to be repositioned without relying on manual adjustment of the bed frame. The listed functions include backrest and leg-rest adjustment, overall raising and lowering, forward and backward tilt, and left and right tilt.

These movements can help staff arrange the bed for routine nursing, examination, rest, and patient transfer. The adjustable backrest and leg section offer positioning options, and the height adjustment provides a choice of working level for care tasks. The bed’s tilting functions offer additional positioning flexibility. Selection and use should take account of each patient’s care plan and the procedures followed by the facility.

The bed is supplied with a wired hand controller printed with function icons and a backlit LCD digital wired hand controller. These controls provide access to the electric adjustments. For emergency resuscitation, a one-touch CPR button is specified to flatten the entire bed. Low-noise 24V linear actuators provide smooth, stable and silent lifting, and overload protection is included. Together, these features support controlled bed positioning during regular use and make the operating functions straightforward for care teams to access.

Dimensions, Adjustments and Technical Specifications

Use the specifications below to review the bed’s stated size, adjustment ranges, load capacity, construction materials, and included or optional accessories. The measurements and tolerances are presented as supplied. This information can help healthcare purchasers compare the JD-YLC7-01 with room layouts, care requirements, and equipment plans before ordering.

The cold-rolled steel frame and ABS headboard form the stated main construction materials. Standard equipment includes ABS head and tail boards, ABS guardrails, 125 mm central-brake casters, an adjustable IV pole, both wired control options, and an electric motor for medical use. A bedside cabinet, dining table, hospital visitor chair, rehabilitation traction exercise frame, and mattress are listed as optional accessories. Confirm the required configuration and accessory availability when planning an order.

Electric Operation and Emergency Positioning

The electric controls bring the bed’s positioning functions together in a wired format. The icon-printed controller helps identify the available movements, while the backlit LCD digital controller supplies an additional control interface. Care staff can use the functions to make adjustments in response to the patient’s position and care activity. The bed can be raised or lowered, adjusted at the back and leg sections, and tilted forward, backward, left, or right within the listed ranges.

For resuscitation procedures, the one-touch CPR button is intended to flatten the entire bed quickly. The specified low-noise 24V linear actuators support smooth, stable and silent lifting, and overload protection is included in the actuator system. These operational details are relevant when selecting an electric hospital bed for a ward or care environment where positioning, control access, and emergency response functions are part of routine equipment planning.

Safety, Mobility and Practical Care Features

Several structural details are intended to support practical ward operation. The split hydraulic lift-up guardrails include a built-in angle scale, giving medical staff a visible reference for reading bed tilt during nursing. When raised, the rails form full-enclosure fall protection; when lowered, they allow access for patient transfer, bathing, and medical examination. These rail positions can therefore serve different care tasks while keeping the bed configuration adaptable to the situation.

Split Hydraulic Lift-Up Guardrails with Built-In Angle Scale

A built-in angle indicator scale on the rail allows medical staff to intuitively read the bed tilt angle for precise nursing. Fully raised rails form full-enclosure fall protection; lowered rails facilitate patient transfer, bathing and medical examination.

125 mm Foot-Operated Central Linkage Lock Silent Casters

One single foot action red-green visual indicators locks or unlocks all four wheels simultaneously, greatly improving ward transfer efficiency. Soft PU wheel surface avoids scratching floors and reduces moving noise in quiet ward environments.

The 125 mm foot-operated central linkage caster system is designed to lock or release all four wheels with one foot action. Red-green visual indicators show the wheel status, supporting quick visual checks during bed movement and placement. The soft PU wheel surface is described as helping avoid floor scratches and reducing movement noise. Centralized wheel control can be useful when moving the bed between care spaces or securing it for stationary use.

ABS Head and Tail board

The headboard and footboard can be quickly detached without tools to support emergency rescue and thorough bed disinfection. A transparent card slot is reserved for patient medical record cards to facilitate ward management.

The ABS head and tail boards can be detached quickly without tools, supporting access during emergency rescue and helping staff carry out thorough bed disinfection. A transparent card slot is provided for patient medical record cards, which can assist ward identification and bed management. For ongoing use, facility staff should follow their established procedures for cleaning, disinfection, and equipment inspection, including checks of the control functions, guardrails, and caster operation.

When evaluating the JD-YLC7-01, consider the required adjustment functions, the stated bed size and load capacity, and the ward’s preferred accessory configuration. The combination of powered positioning, adjustable rails, central-brake casters, and detachable boards provides a range of practical features for patient care and bed handling. Review the specifications and intended use with the purchasing and clinical teams so the selected setup matches the needs of the healthcare facility.