Rehabilitation bed MDH CAREBED MODEL SMART with adjustable height 39–80 cm, steel frame, max user weight 135 kg, back angle 0–70°, leg angle 0–35°

MDH CAREBED MODEL SMART is a hospital-style rehabilitation bed with a steel frame mounted on castor wheels. It features electrically driven height adjustment using servomotors (39–80 cm), DC 24 V output with 100–240 V input, anti‑Trendelenburg tilt from 0° to 12°, backrest tilt up to 70° and legrest tilt up to 35°. The bed measures 2120 mm in length and 1030 mm in width, weighs 91 kg and supports a maximum user weight of 135 kg. The product is supplied in a bronze colour and designed for clinical or home rehabilitation settings.

Advantages

The steel frame provides structural stability while castor wheels ensure mobility. Electrically driven height adjustment with servomotors allows precise positioning between 39 and 80 cm. Separate back and leg tilt mechanisms deliver a wide range of patient positioning options, and anti‑Trendelenburg functionality adds further positioning flexibility. The bed accepts standard power input (100–240 V) with a 24 V DC output for safe operation of the drive system.

Suitable for

• Clinical rehabilitation wards
• Home care and rehabilitation
• Physical therapy and assisted mobilisation
• Patients requiring adjustable bed height and segmental tilting

Key specifications

• Frame material: steel
• Overall length: 2120 mm
• Overall width: 1030 mm
• Bed weight: 91 kg
• Maximum user weight: 135 kg
• Height adjustment range (servomotors): 39–80 cm
• Backrest angle range: 0–70°
• Legrest angle range: 0–35°
• Anti‑Trendelenburg range: 0–12°
• Maximum leg lift from base: 21 cm
• Castor wheels: yes
• Colour: bronze
• Input voltage: 100–240 V
• DC output voltage: 24 V

How to use

Connect the bed to a compatible mains supply (100–240 V) and verify the DC 24 V drive system is operational. Adjust the height using the servomotor controls to set a working level between 39 and 80 cm. Use the separate tilt controls to position the backrest (up to 70°) and legrest (up to 35°) and apply anti‑Trendelenburg tilt as required (0–12°). Move the bed on its castor wheels when repositioning is needed and lock the wheels if present before transferring a patient.

Recommendations

Verify the maximum user weight (135 kg) before use and follow local clinical guidelines for patient transfers. Ensure regular maintenance of electrical connections and servomotors and keep castor wheels clean and functional. Use mains input within the specified range and consult qualified service personnel for electrical or mechanical repairs.