Hospital bed CQ8k

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Product overview
The CQ8k electric pediatric hospital bed is a four-function clinical bed designed for children's hospitals, pediatric wards and advanced pediatric care units. It features electric CPR, Trendelenburg and reverse Trendelenburg positioning, stainless-steel 12-bar siderails, central-locking castors and removable washable PP mattress platform panels for improved hygiene and safe patient handling.

Highlights

• PP head and foot boards: easy to clean and quick to install.
• Handset controller with spiral cable: enables caregiver and patient control of essential functions.
• Stainless-steel 12-bar siderails with additional protection: assist safe ingress/egress for children.
• Mobile plastic drainage hooks for fluid management.
• Full stainless-steel IV pole with 2.5 kg per hook load capacity.
• 5" central-locking double-side castors for stable mobility and secure positioning.
• Electric CPR, Trendelenburg and reverse Trendelenburg for advanced clinical positioning.

Additional functional features

• Four linear motors provide electric adjustment of backrest, knee-rest, height and tilt.
• Removable, washable PP bed platform panels to support infection control protocols.
• PP bed ends equipped with safety lock for secure patient containment.

Technical parameters
Model: CQ8k (electric four-function pediatric bed)
External size (L×W×H): 1975×880×465–760 mm
Mattress platform: 1730×780 mm
Safe working load: 200 kg
Back-rest adjustment: 0–75° (±5°)
Knee-rest adjustment: 0–35° (±5°)
Trendelenburg: 0–12°
Reverse Trendelenburg: 0–12°

Technical configuration
Linear motor: 4 pcs
Stainless-steel 12-bar siderails with extra protection: 1 set
PP bed ends with safety lock: 1 set
PP bed platform panels, removable and washable: 5 pcs
5" double-side castors with central locking: 4 pcs
IV pole: 1 set (hook capacity 2.5 kg each)
IV pole provision: 4 pcs
Drainage hook: 2 pcs

Applications

• Children's hospitals and pediatric wards requiring electrically adjustable beds.
• Pediatric medical centers and ambulatory pediatric units.
• Hospital renovation projects replacing manual beds with electric pediatric solutions.
• Centralized procurement for hospital groups and healthcare networks.
• Pediatric rehabilitation and special care facilities requiring extended positioning options.