JD-DSY-15 Single-Crank Manual Hospital Bed

The JD-DSY-15 / 1 Crank Manual Hospital Bed is a mechanically operated patient bed designed for care environments where a straightforward, non-electric adjustment method is suitable. Its single manual crank adjusts the backrest, helping a patient move from a lying position toward a more upright posture for activities such as eating, reading, or rehabilitation. Because adjustment is mechanical and does not depend on electricity, the bed can be operated without concerns about a power outage interrupting this function.

This configuration combines a cold-rolled steel frame with ABS head and tail boards, foldable aluminium alloy guardrails, a mattress, and an adjustable IV pole as standard accessories. The listed bed size is 2140×980×500mm (±20mm), and its stated loading capacity is 260kg. These specifications provide purchasers and care teams with key information for assessing the bed for a planned room or facility. The backrest adjustment range is 0°-80°(±5), supporting different raised-back positions according to the needs of the user and caregiver.

With its manual operating arrangement and included patient-care components, this model can be considered for hospital wards, care facilities, and other settings that require an adjustable hospital bed without powered adjustment. The simple mechanism is relevant where staff want a direct manual control, while the included accessories provide a ready starting configuration for everyday patient care. Suitability should be assessed against the intended care routine, room layout, and facility requirements.

Specifications and Included Accessories

Review the dimensions, adjustment range, load capacity, frame material, and accessory list below when comparing the JD-DSY-15 with other manual hospital beds. The listed accessories distinguish the standard package from additional items that can be selected to support a particular room setup or care workflow.

Optional accessories include a bedside cabinet, dining table, hospital visitor chair, and rehabilitation traction exercise frame. These additions can be considered when planning the patient area and selecting equipment to complement the bed. They are listed as optional rather than standard accessories, so buyers can distinguish them from the components included with the bed. Confirm the required configuration when arranging procurement.

Manual Adjustment and Patient-Support Features

The single-crank mechanism provides manual backrest adjustment for routine position changes. Raising the backrest can help the patient sit up for eating or reading and can support rehabilitation activities as described for this bed. The mechanical design avoids reliance on electricity for this adjustment, which makes it a practical consideration for facilities that prefer manual operation or want to avoid power-related interruptions to backrest positioning. Caregivers can operate the crank as needed to adapt the bed position to the immediate activity.

ABS head and tail boards are included in the standard configuration. Their four-corner design is described as soft and intended to provide cushioning and shock absorption. An integrated card slot provides a place to store patient information. Together, these details serve practical bedside functions: the boards form part of the bed’s end structure, while the card slot keeps identification or care information positioned at the bed for reference.

The foldable aluminium alloy guardrails are retractable and use a quick-release lock. They are intended to help prevent elderly patients and other patients from falling from the bed, and can be raised or lowered to make access easier for caregivers. This foldable arrangement supports access when care tasks require it while providing a rail alongside the patient when raised. As with any bed accessory, caregivers should use the guardrails in accordance with the patient’s needs and the facility’s care practices.

Frame Construction, Applications, and Routine Care

The bed frame is made from cold-rolled steel, with ABS head and tail boards. The bed panels use oval hollow punched sections to promote air circulation. The product description states that this ventilated panel design can greatly reduce bedsore risks for long-term bedridden users, and describes the bed as having a firm bearing structure for long-term, frequent use. These construction features make the model relevant to care settings where a bed may be used regularly and where airflow through the bed surface is a consideration.

For daily application, the adjustable backrest, foldable guardrails, and included mattress and IV pole provide a combination of positioning and bedside support features. Care teams can use the manual adjustment when a different backrest position is required, and lower the guardrails when caregiver access is needed. The bed’s specifications and accessory configuration can also help equipment buyers compare it with other options for patient rooms, wards, or care facilities. Assess the bed’s listed size and load capacity in relation to the intended location and user requirements.

Routine checks can help staff maintain the bed as part of the facility’s normal equipment-care process. Check the crank and backrest movement for smooth operation, ensure the guardrail locks engage as intended, and visually inspect the frame, boards, mattress, and included accessories for wear or damage. Keep the card slot and bed surfaces clean in line with local cleaning procedures. These general checks do not replace the facility’s maintenance guidance; they help staff notice when an item may need attention and support continued, appropriate use of the manual hospital bed.