Huihai Life HH-SB04

Long-term care is the setting the HH-SB04 is designed around. The manufacturer built it for frequent use in nursing homes, and one cart can travel from room to room on its silent wheels, with clean water, wastewater collection, and a hose on board. Staff wash residents in bed, hair included, and the suction returns the used water to the cart, so each bed is still dry when the wash is over. For residents who spend most of the day in bed, a full wash stays part of the daily routine without a trip to the bathroom.

On hospital and clinic wards, the same wash serves patients who are confined to bed or have limited mobility. Nurses and healthcare assistants give the full wash at the bedside, using the 1.2 m hose from whichever side of the room is open. Patients whose transfer to a bathroom carries risk are washed without leaving the bed.

In rehabilitation centres, the cart covers the stage of recovery when a patient is still washed in bed. Hospices and home care complete the intended settings. A hospice patient who is too frail to transfer can be washed where they rest, with the motor running at around 65 dB. At home, the compact cart works without plumbing connections, so family carers and visiting care workers can bring a full wash to an ordinary bedroom.

In every setting, nurses, healthcare assistants, and carers operate the cart, setting the flush function and water pressure on the panel for each patient. Its clean-water supply and suction work together through each wash, so a wash in bed ends with the patient clean and the bed dry.

Dry bedding when the wash is done

Suction lifts the used water away during washing, so the wash finishes on a dry bed. With the bedding dry, the patient can be dressed and settled as soon as washing is done.

A full wash without a bathroom transfer

Hair and body are washed in the patient's own bed, and bedside bathing is handled without transfers. For patients who are hard to move, that keeps the whole wash in one place.

Access from either side of the bed

With 1.2 m of flexible hose, the carer can wash from whichever side of the bed the room leaves open, which matters where furniture or equipment crowds one side.

One unit to wheel into the room

Clean water, wastewater collection and hose share one mobile body and reach the bedside together. Once it arrives, setting up takes only a few steps.

A settled room during washing

The brushless motor keeps noise around 65 dB. We chose that level with the patient's comfort in mind, since the wash happens where the patient rests.

Simple controls on one panel

Flush and water-pressure adjustment sit together on the panel on top of the cart, and both are simple to use.

Cleanup that stays at the cart

Used water goes straight into the cart's wastewater collection, keeping cleanup simple. Emptying it and refilling the clean supply both happen at the cart, away from the bed.

One cart across care settings

The compact design suits nursing homes, hospitals and home care, so the same model can serve a ward, a residential floor or a private home.

Dignity in the patient's own bed

Gentle personal hygiene takes place in the patient's own bed. The manufacturer designs the HH-SB04 around comfort and dignity during that care.

Clean water through the washing head

Clean water from the cart's supply flows out through the hand-held washing head at the end of the hose. It goes wherever the carer places the head, on the skin or into the hair.

Suction that recovers water as it is used

While clean water is applied, suction draws the used water back into the wastewater collection. This is the dry-bed principle behind the HH-SB04: during the wash, the used water returns to the cart, keeping the bed dry.

Full-body washing in bed

Arms, back, legs and torso can all be washed with the patient lying down. Suction runs throughout, whichever area is being washed.

Hair washing at the bedside

The same system washes hair while the patient lies in bed. Suction collects the rinse water as it runs, keeping the bed dry during the hair wash too.

1.2 m flexible hose

The 1.2 m hose reaches the washing head and bends to follow the carer's hands. From either side of the bed, the washing head reaches the patient.

Clean and used water in one mobile unit

Clean-water supply and wastewater collection are integrated into the cart itself. Both travel with it, so a wash needs no bedside plumbing.

Flush and water-pressure controls

A flush function and water-pressure adjustment share the panel on top of the cart. You can set the pressure at the start of a wash and change it whenever the patient needs a gentler flow.

Brushless motor at around 65 dB

A brushless design means the motor works without carbon brushes. The manufacturer rates its operating sound at around 65 dB, chosen for safe, comfortable operation.

Medical silent wheels

Medical silent wheels provide smooth movement between rooms. Moving the cart is a push on its wheels, with no heavy lifting.

Compact, portable body

A compact footprint lets the cart work in nursing homes, hospitals and home care settings. It is portable and easy to move, and it parks beside the bed for the length of the wash.

Quick set-up

With water, waste and hose already together, there is little to assemble at the bedside. Quick set-up is part of the design, so the wash can start soon after the cart reaches the bed.

Designed for frequent use

The manufacturer designed the HH-SB04 for repeated daily washing, and nursing homes and care facilities are its main settings.

Low Voltage Directive verification

The HH-SB04's electrical safety is covered by conformity verification under the Low Voltage Directive 2014/35/EU. Intercert Global issued it to the manufacturer against EN IEC 60335-1:2023/A11:2023, and it remains valid until 4 February 2031.

The HH-SB04 suits care teams that wash patients in bed daily and want the bed dry when they finish. It earns its place first in nursing homes, where one cart moves silently from room to room on wheels. Hospital wards, rehabilitation units, hospices and home care follow, wherever patients need washing without leaving the bed. The key feature is the suction: used water returns to the cart during the wash, so the bed ends up dry. Between patients, the water side of upkeep is emptying the collected wastewater and refilling the clean supply. The HH-SB04's electrical safety carries a conformity verification under the Low Voltage Directive, assessed against EN IEC 60335-1:2023/A11:2023.