Hybrid Power Mattress - compatible with Theia Digital Pump
The Hybrid-Power support surface combines the pressure redistributing properties of high specification foam, with dynamic therapy. Castellated visco-elastic foam delivers a high degree of pressure redistribution as it conforms to the shape of the body, while alternating cells assist with pressure relief when the power unit is in use. A turning pillow provides additional comfort for the patient.
The time taken to move a patient out of bed to swap a support surface impacts on quality nursing time. If a patient requires a different therapy to be either 'stepped up' or 'stepped down', there can be a number of restraints. In addition, the costs associated with support surfaces can increase when two different surfaces are required.
- 1-in-2 alternating therapy on foam
- A full width heel zone with smaller castellations to support the vulnerable heel area
- High density side formers to support and assist with patient transfers in and out of the bed
- Turning pillow & 14 alternating cells (10 body section & 4 heel zone cells) on a foam base
- When combined with the Theia Digital pump the Max. User Weight is up to 254kg (40st)
- When used without the pump the Max. User Weight is up to 226kg (35.5st)
- This model of Hybrid Power comes with cable management
Risk factor: At High Risk | Cell design: 14 alternating cells: 10 body cells / 4 foot cells (+ static foam head section) | Cell cycle type: 1 in 2 (AB Pattern) | Max user weight: In combination with Theia Pump 254kg (40st), Without pump 226kg (35.5st)
Width: 88cm | Depth: 16cm | Length: 198cm | Product weight: 16kg
MAT/HYB/POWER/2
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The Hybrid-Power support surface combines the pressure redistributing properties of high specification foam, with dynamic therapy. Castellated visco-elastic foam delivers a high degree of pressure redistribution as it conforms to the shape of the body, while alternating cells assist with pressure relief when the power unit is in use. A turning pillow provides additional comfort for the patient.
The time taken to move a patient out of bed to swap a support surface impacts on quality nursing time. If a patient requires a different therapy to be either 'stepped up' or 'stepped down', there can be a number of restraints. In addition, the costs associated with support surfaces can increase when two different surfaces are required.