Pressure sore mattress Haxe FU-AM0001 single PVC, regular 2000×900×70 mm, 130 chambers, electric pump

Haxe FU-AM0001 is a single PVC pressure sore mattress in regular size (2000×900×70 mm) with 130 air chambers and an included electric pump. The mattress surface is rectangular and the unit comes in bronze colour. The system is intended for prevention and management of pressure ulcers for bedridden patients and is supplied with a 230 V electric air pump that cycles every 10–15 minutes.

Advantages

The mattress combines a multi-chamber PVC construction with a compact electric pump to provide alternating pressure therapy. With 130 chambers and a cycle time of 10–15 minutes the product helps redistribute pressure and reduce the risk of skin breakdown. The pump has low typical power consumption (10 W) and a pumping capacity of 5.0–5.5 l/min, while the mattress dimensions correspond to a standard single bed.

Suitable for

• Prevention of pressure ulcers in bedridden patients
• Management of low to moderate risk pressure sores
• Use in hospitals, nursing homes and home care settings

Key specifications

• Mattress material: polyvinyl chloride (PVC)
• Type: single mattress
• Dimensions: 2000 × 900 × 70 mm
• Chambers: 130 alternating air chambers
• Shape: rectangular
• Pressure range: 50–120 mmHg
• Cycle time: 10–15 minutes
• Pumping capacity: 5.0–5.5 l/min
• Power consumption (typical): 10 W
• Power supply voltage: 230 V, frequency 50–60 Hz
• Pump dimensions (W×H×D): 11 cm × 8.5 cm × 19.5 cm

How to use

Place the mattress on a compatible bed frame and connect the air hoses to the electric pump. Plug the pump into a 230 V, 50–60 Hz outlet and switch it on; allow the system to complete a full cycle to reach operating pressure. Adjust the pressure within the specified range according to the patient’s needs and clinical guidance. Regularly inspect the mattress for correct inflation, hose connections and surface condition; follow local clinical protocols for repositioning and skin checks.

Recommendations

Use the mattress under supervision of a healthcare professional for patients at risk of pressure ulcers. Do not exceed recommended pressure settings; perform routine cleaning and visual inspections and replace the mattress if damage to seams or air chambers is detected.