Electric Adjustments and Product Specifications

The electric adjustment functions make it possible to change the bed’s position without relying solely on manual repositioning. The backrest can be adjusted from 0° to 80° (±5), the leg lift and down adjustment is 0–30° (±5), and overall left and right rollover is 0–55° (±5). These stated ranges describe the movement options available for positioning the patient during rest and care. The wired remote is included as the control interface.

Review the listed bed size, adjustment ranges, frame material, and loading capacity together when considering how the JD-QBQ-01 may fit a care setting. The specifications below retain the supplied values and tolerances for reference.

Included Equipment and Optional Accessories

The standard accessories are foldable aluminum alloy guardrails, a mattress, a wired electric remote control, and an electric motor for medical use. Together with the bed frame, these items form the listed standard configuration. The guardrails are designed to fold and have a one-touch locking mechanism. They help prevent falls, leave space for nursing procedures and patient transfers, and can also be used as handrails when repositioning patients.

Optional accessories are available for buyers who want to consider additional bedside or rehabilitation-related equipment. The listed options are a bedside cabinet, dining table, hospital visitor chair, and rehabilitation traction exercise frame. These are optional rather than standard accessories, allowing facilities to select items according to their intended room setup and requirements.

When evaluating the bed for procurement, distinguish between the supplied standard accessories and the separately listed optional items. This helps clarify the intended order configuration and supports planning for the care space, patient transfers, and day-to-day bedside use without assuming that optional products are included.

Component Details and Everyday Care

The component details below describe the guardrails, wired control, mattress, and frame. These features are relevant when comparing care beds for settings where staff need to adjust bed positions, assist with transfers, and maintain the equipment and bedding as part of routine care. The product combines adjustable functions with components intended to support practical bedside use.

Foldable Aluminum Alloy Guardrails

The aluminum alloy side rails feature a one-touch locking mechanism that helps prevent falls while providing space for nursing procedures and patient transfers. They can also serve as handrails when repositioning patients. Their foldable design supports access to the bed when the rails need to be lowered for care or transfer tasks.

Multi-Function Hand Remote Control

The ergonomic wired hand controller has independent buttons for left turn. Large, clear icons make operation easy for elders, and an emergency stop key provides an immediate safety control. As the bed’s included wired remote, it gives the user a hand-operated interface for the available electric positioning functions.

Washable Split Grey Mattress

The segmented grey sponge mattress has a zippered removable outer cover that can be taken off for cleaning urine and sweat stains. Its segmented splicing design follows the bed’s adjustment angles without folding creases. The mattress is described as soft and breathable for long-time lying, while the removable cover supports routine cleaning and upkeep.

Anti-Rust Thickened Metal Grid Steel Frame

The open-mesh bed frame is breathable, helps prevent pressure sores, distributes weight evenly, and is designed for a long service life. Its metal grid construction is part of the bed’s stated frame design, alongside the cold-rolled steel frame material listed in the specifications. These structural and material details help buyers assess the product for ongoing use and maintenance planning.

For day-to-day use, the electric adjustments, foldable rails, removable mattress cover, and open-mesh frame address different aspects of bed positioning and care. The product information identifies the adjustment ranges and included components, while the optional accessory list allows facilities to plan additional equipment separately. Consult the specifications and accessory details together when assessing suitability for a particular care application.