JD-DSY-30 Manual Hospital Bed Overview and Specifications

The JD-DSY-30 is a one-crank manual hospital bed designed to support everyday care in hospital wards, care facilities, and other patient-care environments. Its mechanically operated backrest gives caregivers a practical way to help a patient move from a flat resting position toward a raised sitting position. Because adjustment is performed with a manual crank rather than an electric control, the bed can be operated without relying on electrical power. This straightforward arrangement is useful in settings where a simple, hands-on adjustment method is preferred.

The bed combines a cold-rolled steel frame with ABS head and tail boards. Its listed bed size is 2140×980×500mm (±20mm), the backrest adjustment range is 0°-80°(±5), and the stated loading capacity is 260kg. These specifications provide a clear reference for planning the bed’s placement and use. Confirm that the bed and its stated capacity are appropriate for the intended patient and care environment before use.

Standard accessories include ABS head and tail boards, foldable aluminium alloy guardrails, 125 mm silent swivel casters with brakes, a mattress, and an adjustable IV pole. Optional accessories are a bedside cabinet, dining table, hospital visitor chair, and rehabilitation traction exercise frame. This distinction helps buyers identify what is included as standard and which additional items can be considered for a particular ward setup.

Manual Backrest Adjustment and Patient Support

The single-crank adjustable mechanism is intended to help patients raise their upper body for activities such as eating, reading, and rehabilitation. A caregiver can use the crank to adjust the backrest within its stated range, offering a practical change in position without an electric motor. The mechanical design avoids dependence on power for this adjustment and removes concerns about an electrical outage interrupting crank operation. As with any patient-bed adjustment, caregivers should follow the facility’s procedures and make changes with appropriate attention to the patient’s comfort and position.

The manual mechanism is suited to care routines that call for occasional backrest positioning throughout the day. It gives staff a direct control point and keeps operation straightforward for routine use. The ABS head and tail boards complete the bed’s end structure. Their four-corner design is described as soft and provides cushioning and shock absorption, while an integrated card slot allows patient information to be stored at the bed. Keeping patient information in this dedicated slot can help staff refer to it during everyday care according to facility practice.

Single Crank Adjustable Mechanism

One manual crank adjusts the backrest to help patients sit up for eating, reading, and rehabilitation. Its fully mechanical structure operates without electricity, making adjustment simple and avoiding dependence on power.

ABS Head and Tail Board

The four-corner design is soft and provides cushioning and shock absorption. An integrated card slot provides a place to store patient information.

Guardrails, Bed Platform, and Mobility

Foldable aluminium alloy guardrails can be raised or lowered to support different care tasks. The retractable rails use a quick-release lock and are designed to help prevent elderly patients and other patients from falling off the bed. Lowering a rail provides caregiver access when assistance is needed, while raising it provides a barrier at the side of the bed. Caregivers should operate the lock as intended and check the rail position as part of their usual patient-care routine.

The perforated cold-rolled steel frame has oval hollow punched bed panels to support air circulation across the bed platform. This ventilation-oriented construction is intended to help reduce bedsore risks for people who are bedridden long term. The frame is described as a firm bearing structure for frequent, long-term use. The included mattress works with the bed platform as part of the standard setup; staff should maintain the mattress and bed surface according to applicable care and cleaning practices.

Four universal rolling wheels support movement of the bed, and each caster has an independent foot brake. The standard accessory listing specifies 125 mm silent swivel casters with brakes. Wear-resistant rubber tires are intended to lower moving noise on wood and tile floors. The brakes allow staff to secure the bed when it is positioned for care, and the swivel design supports maneuvering within the room. Use the brakes and move the bed in accordance with facility procedures and the patient’s needs.

Foldable Aluminium Alloy Guardrails

Retractable aluminium alloy guardrails have a quick-release lock and are designed to help prevent elderly patients and other patients from falling off the bed. They lift and lower for caregiver access.

Perforated Ventilated Cold-Rolled Steel Frame Bed

Oval hollow punched bed panels support air circulation and are intended to help reduce bedsore risks for long-term bedridden users. The firm bearing structure is designed for frequent, long-term use.

Lockable Silent Medical Casters

Four universal rolling wheels have independent foot brakes. Wear-resistant rubber tires lower moving noise on wood and tile floors.

Under-Bed Storage Rack Design

The built-in bottom storage rack holds nursing articles and helps save ward space.

Ward Use, Storage, and Routine Care

The JD-DSY-30 can support routine patient care where a manually adjustable hospital bed, side guardrails, and mobile positioning are useful. Its one-crank backrest adjustment accommodates supported sitting for everyday activities, while the guardrails and individually braked casters provide practical features for bedside work. The under-bed storage rack offers a designated place for nursing articles and helps save ward space. Together, these features are intended to support an organized care area without adding electrical operation to the bed’s adjustment mechanism.

Optional accessories can be selected to suit the intended room arrangement and care workflow. A bedside cabinet or dining table can be considered for bedside convenience, while a hospital visitor chair may support visits. A rehabilitation traction exercise frame is also listed as an optional accessory for settings where that equipment is required. These items are optional rather than part of the stated standard accessory package, so buyers can plan the configuration around their facility’s needs.

For ongoing use, caregivers and facility staff should routinely check that the crank operates, guardrails lock in the required position, and caster brakes engage as expected. Keep the bed, mattress, rails, and storage area orderly and follow the facility’s established cleaning and maintenance procedures. Before moving the bed, ensure the patient and any attached items are appropriately managed; after positioning, apply the wheel brakes as required. These general checks help staff keep the bed ready for routine care while respecting local protocols and the manufacturer’s instructions.

With its cold-rolled steel frame, ABS head and tail boards, manually operated backrest, foldable aluminium alloy guardrails, and braked swivel casters, this one-crank manual hospital bed brings together core features for everyday bedside use. Review the stated dimensions, backrest range, loading capacity, and accessory list when assessing suitability for a particular care environment.