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CAL+CARE Fully Electric 3-Position Hospital Bed – Solid Platform
CAL+CARE Fully Electric 3-Position Hospital Bed – Solid Platform
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$1,428.85 USD
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The CAL+CARE fully electric 3-function homecare hospital bed offers powered backrest, knee-rest and bed-height adjustment using the included hand control. One pair of half-length side rails is included. The therapeutic mattress is included only when choosing the package with a mattress; the no-mattress option includes the bed and side rails without a mattress.
Model: CAL-MBE4CX-B
Package choices
- With therapeutic mattress: bed, one pair of half-length side rails, hand control and a 36 × 80-inch therapeutic mattress.
- Without therapeutic mattress: bed, one pair of half-length side rails and hand control. Mattress not included.
Three electric adjustments
- Backrest: powered adjustment of the back section.
- Knee rest: powered adjustment of the knee/leg section.
- Bed height: powered height adjustment from 400 to 580 mm.
Construction and features
- Solid sleeping platform with rectangular-tube bed plate.
- Four-section bed design.
- Steel framework and wooden bed boards.
- Dual-motor actuator and hi-low motor.
- Four 3-inch casters: two with total-lock brakes and two swivel casters.
- Lifting-pole base; lifting pole available separately.
- Designed for home-care and long-term-care settings.
Specifications
| Model | CAL-MBE4CX-B |
|---|---|
| Weight capacity | 250 lb |
| Overall width | 900 mm |
| Overall length | 2,240 mm |
| Height range | 400–580 mm |
| Therapeutic mattress size, mattress package only | 36 × 80 in |
| Operation | Fully electric, three functions |
| Bed sections | Four |
| Casters | 3 in; two total-lock brake casters and two swivel casters |
Delivery and setup
For delivery and setup, please call Calmedi for a quote and applicable terms. Confirm room dimensions and delivery access before ordering. Positioning decisions should follow the person's healthcare plan where applicable.
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