Labour Delivery From Bed Electric (LDR Bed)

Labour Delivery Recovery Bed – Electric (LDR Bed)

The Electric LDR Bed is a state-of-the-art solution designed to support women through all stages of childbirth—labor, delivery, and recovery. With fully motorized functionality, ergonomic construction, and high durability, it ensures maximum comfort for patients and convenience for caregivers in maternity units.

Key Features:

• Electric Adjustment System: Integrated motorized mechanisms allow smooth, noiseless adjustments to bed height, backrest, and leg sections via a user-friendly control panel or handheld remote.
• Three-Section Mattress: High-density, waterproof, and anti-microbial mattress provides full-body support while maintaining hygiene standards.
• Trendelenburg and Reverse Trendelenburg Functions: Enables flexible patient positioning required for specific medical procedures and delivery scenarios.
• Detachable Foot Section with Leg Crutches: The foot-end section can be removed for labor and delivery, and includes adjustable, cushioned leg supports to ensure patient comfort and proper positioning.
• Safety Side Rails: ABS collapsible safety rails offer fall protection while ensuring quick access during emergencies or routine care.
• Robust Frame Construction: Made from powder-coated mild steel or stainless steel (depending on variant) for long-term structural integrity and corrosion resistance.
• Integrated Accessories: Includes IV rod holder, urine bag hooks, and optional battery backup for uninterrupted operation.

Technical Specifications (Typical):

• Type: Electric Labour Delivery Recovery Bed
• Adjustments: Height, backrest, leg rest, Trendelenburg – all motorized
• Frame Material: Powder-coated mild steel or stainless steel
• Mattress: 3-section, waterproof PU foam
• Control System: Wired remote or side panel
• Dimensions: Approximately 2100 mm (L) x 900 mm (W)
• Wheels: Four heavy-duty castors with diagonal locking
• Optional Features: Paper roll holder, battery backup, CPR release lever

Applications:

• Hospital labor and maternity wards
• Gynecology and obstetrics departments
• Women's health clinics
• Specialty birthing centers