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Jiadun Medical JD-DSY-08

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Jiadun Medical Hospital Furniture & Fixtures

Jiadun Medical JD-DSY-08

Product Code: HFAF-HB-2803

Two handles, and the order you turn them in matters.

Two rocker mechanisms give the deck two driven sections, which makes the order of operation a decision rather than a detail. An iron bed head, a folded guardrail and 210 × 98 × 50 cm complete the four lines.

Sections

ICU & Electric Beds

Categories

Hospital Furniture & Fixtures

Condition

New

Origin

China

Seller Type

Certified Professional Seller

Size:

2100 × 980 × 500 mm (210 × 98 × 50 cm)

CE & ISO Certified

Global Shipping

Supplier: Medigear

Two mechanisms mean an order of operations, and Jiadun Medical sets the JD-DSY-08 out in four lines as a two-crank hospital bed for ward and residential use. The lines give an iron bed head, a folded guardrail, a rocker system quantified as two, and an external dimension of 210 × 98 × 50 cm, or 2100 × 980 × 500 mm. Which deck sections the two mechanisms drive is not stated.

On any bed with two driven sections, the order the sections move in is a clinical decision taken dozens of times a day. Raising a backrest on a flat deck lets the occupant slide towards the foot end, and that sliding is what produces shear at the sacrum, where skin held by friction moves differently from the bone beneath it. Common practice on profiling beds is to raise the lower section first so the pelvis is anchored, then the backrest, and to reverse the order coming down. None of that can be written into a briefing until the seller confirms which mechanism drives which section.

The rest of the specification is short and worth reading closely. Iron is named as the bed head material with no coating given, so request the finish specification. No wheels appear, and photography shows fixed legs with ferrules, which makes the frame static and the foot end the permanent working position for both handles. Bed head and guardrail are each qualified as a pair or set, in units the English column does not carry.

External dimensions are 2100 × 980 × 500 mm. Section allocation, angle ranges, coating specification, packing size, shipped mass and safe working load are not given. Medigear.uk lists the JD-DSY-08 for UK business buyers. Request the section allocation, the guardrail count and the safe working load from the seller before order.

Residential and nursing care rooms are the main setting. A resident who sits up for meals and is lowered again for rest goes through the two-section sequence several times a day, and doing it in a consistent order is the difference between a neutral change of position and a small repeated insult to the tissue over the sacrum. Write the sequence into the familiarisation session, not just the handle positions.

Long-stay and continuing care wards get the same benefit over a longer horizon. Shear damage accumulates rather than announcing itself, so the value of a consistent order shows up in skin condition weeks later rather than at the bedside. Include the sequence in the care plan and check periodically that it is being followed, particularly where bank or agency staff attend.

Settings carrying rotating staff should treat the section allocation as induction material. Two handles that look alike need a briefing that names which does what, and that briefing cannot be written until the seller confirms the allocation. Ask for it at quotation and put it on the equipment record so every subsequent placement inherits it.

Estates and facilities teams should be consulted before installation, since the frame is static and four fixed feet load the same floor points continuously. Coating condition belongs on the same inspection record as the mechanisms. Procurement routes across NHS trusts, local authority equipment services and independent providers each ask for their own evidence. The conformity documentation those procurement routes require is issued by the manufacturer and provided by the seller.

Two sections, so the sequence is available at all

Two mechanisms make the anchoring step possible, which is the point of having them: the lower section can be set before the backrest comes up, and reversed on the way down. That is a genuine clinical capability rather than a convenience, and it is the reason the second mechanism earns its place.

Both handles in one place

Photography shows the two handles side by side at the foot end, which suggests both adjustments are made from one standing position without walking round the frame. On a static bed that cannot be pulled away from a wall, keeping the operating position in one place simplifies the room layout. Confirm the positions in writing.

A sequence that transfers between staff

Once the section allocation is known, the order is a single sentence that works for permanent, bank and agency staff alike, and for a family carer in a home placement. It needs no device-specific training and no equipment to demonstrate it.

Nothing to brake before a transfer

With no castors in the specification, there is no braking arrangement to test, record or maintain, and nothing that drifts out of position when a chair or trolley catches the frame. The pre-transfer routine loses a step that is easy to skip.

A short list of things that wear

Two rocker mechanisms, the guardrail hinges, four ferrules and the paint finish are the wearing items. No motor, no battery, no castors and no brakes appear in the specification, so every inspection point is visible without dismantling anything.

A repairable surface

Painted steelwork can generally be made good locally, so a knock at the head or tail is a touch-up rather than a withdrawal. Confirm that touch-up paint and a colour reference are available and add them to the spares list alongside the mechanical parts.

Folding rails for an individual assessment

Rails that fold let provision follow the assessment, raised when a resident is alone and lowered for care or for someone sitting alongside. Confirm the number of sections and the folded height measured with the mattress in place, and check that a raised rail leaves the foot-end handles reachable.

Nothing to plug in

A hand-driven frame commits no socket in the room, keeps working through a power cut, never joins the portable appliance testing programme and carries no WEEE obligation at disposal. Available sockets stay free for equipment that needs them.

A four-line build, verified in seconds

Iron bed head, folded guardrail, rocker system and an external dimension are the entire written specification. Goods-in checks it immediately, and the items to settle beforehand — the section allocation, the coating, the guardrail count and the safe working load — are identifiable at quotation.

Two-crank operation

The product is named as a two-crank bed and the specification gives a rocker system quantity of two. All adjustment is by hand; no motor, handset or mains connection is named.

Rocker system ×2

Two crank mechanisms, and therefore two driven deck movements. Photography shows two crank handles side by side below the deck at the foot end.

Section allocation not stated

The sheet does not say which section each mechanism drives. This is the answer the operating sequence depends on — request both sections named, with ranges and tolerances, and which handle corresponds to which.

Operating sequence

Not addressed on the sheet. Common practice on profiling beds is to raise the lower section before the backrest and reverse the order coming down. Write it into the briefing once the allocation is confirmed.

Handle positions

Not stated; photography shows both handles at the foot end. On a static frame the operating position is permanent, so confirm the positions and whether the handles fold clear.

Iron bed head

Material named as iron, with the quantity qualified as a pair or set. Confirm whether that denotes head and tail together, and request panel dimensions.

Coating specification not given

No coating type, thickness, pretreatment or cleaning-agent advice appears. Photography shows a white painted finish. Request the specification and ask whether touch-up paint and a colour reference are available.

Folded guardrail

Listed with a quantity qualified as a pair or set. Side rails are not clearly visible in the product photograph — confirm the number of sections, material, length, height above the platform and folded height.

Quantity units not carried into English

The quantities are qualified in the original as pairs or sets and as sets. The English column carries the numbers without the units, so confirm every count in writing.

No wheels in the specification

No castor or wheel line appears. Photography shows fixed tubular legs with ferrules. Treat the frame as static and ask whether a castor option exists.

No braking

With no wheels specified, no braking arrangement is named. If a castor option is offered, ask what braking accompanies it.

Leg ferrules and floor protection

Not specified. Four fixed feet load the same points of floor continuously, and the ferrules conceal the base of each leg from inspection. Ask about material, replaceability and recommended floor protection.

Deck construction

Not described. Photography shows slatted panels; confirm material and slat spacing.

Height adjustment

Not named in the specification. Two mechanisms are listed without an allocation, so height can neither be ruled out nor assumed. The 500 mm figure is an overall dimension — establish the actual deck height.

No tilt in the published specification

Neither whole-frame tilt nor lateral tilt is named. Head-down positioning and powered turning are outside what this frame provides.

Mattress, packing size and safe working load

None is given. Obtain platform dimensions before ordering a mattress, note that cover friction interacts with the sequence question, and request packing size, shipped mass and the load rating separately.

The JD-DSY-08 gives two hand-driven deck movements on a frame that stays where it is installed, and the useful thing about having two is that the order becomes available. Raising the lower section before the backrest anchors the pelvis and reduces the sliding that produces shear at the sacrum; reversing the order on the way down does the same. That sequence is worth more to a resident than any figure on this sheet, and it cannot be written until the seller says which mechanism drives which section. Ask for that first, then for the coating specification, the guardrail count and the safe working load. Put the sequence in the familiarisation session and on the care plan, and check occasionally that it is being followed. Medigear.uk lists the JD-DSY-08 for UK business buyers and can arrange delivery, installation, commissioning, familiarisation and service cover. Request those details from the seller at quotation.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything buyers need to know about sourcing medical equipment through MediGear.

Because the deck moves the person, and the two sections move them differently. Raising a backrest while the rest of the deck is flat lets the occupant slide gradually towards the foot end. The skin stays where friction holds it while the skeleton moves, and that difference is shear, which acts on the tissue over the sacrum and the heels. It is not dramatic and it is cumulative, which is why the order matters more than the speed. On a bed with two mechanisms, whoever is at the bedside makes that choice every time.

Not stated on this sheet — request from the seller at quotation. The rocker system is quantified as two sets, matching the two cranks in the product name, and photography shows two crank handles side by side below the deck at the foot end with the backrest raised. No section allocation, angle range or tolerance appears anywhere. Ask for both sections named, with ranges and tolerances, and ask which handle corresponds to which, because a briefing that says "the left one" is only useful if the handles are consistently positioned across a batch.

Common practice on profiling beds is to raise the lower section before the backrest, so the pelvis is anchored before the trunk comes up, and to reverse that order on the way down by lowering the backrest first. That is general practice rather than a manufacturer instruction, and it cannot be turned into a briefing for this model until the section allocation is confirmed. Once it is, write the sequence down, put it in the familiarisation session, and check periodically that it is being followed, since the consequence of the wrong order is invisible for weeks.

Photography shows both handles side by side below the deck at the foot end, which suggests a carer makes both adjustments from one standing position without walking round the frame. On a bed that cannot be pulled away from a wall, that is worth confirming rather than assuming, because the operating position becomes a permanent feature of the room layout. Ask the seller to confirm handle positions in writing, and whether they fold clear when not in use.

No wheel or castor line appears in the four lines, and photography shows fixed tubular legs with ferrules. Treat the frame as static unless the seller confirms otherwise in writing. There is therefore no braking arrangement to specify or check, and the bed stays in the position it is installed in. Ask whether a castor option exists for this model, and if it does, what it does to the deck height, since a wheeled version would sit higher than the 500 mm quoted here.

It names the material class and says nothing about its protection. Ferrous metal of this kind relies on a coating to resist moisture, and no coating type, thickness or pretreatment appears on the sheet. Photography shows a white painted finish. Request the coating specification and any cleaning-agent advice, ask whether touch-up paint and a colour reference are available, and put finish condition on the inspection record alongside the mechanisms. On a static frame the contact points are predictable: head and tail at trolley height, the legs at floor level.

The line reads FOLDED GUARDRAIL against a quantity of one qualified as a pair or set, so the standard build includes guardrails, and the product photograph does not clearly show side rails fitted. That is a reason to confirm rather than a contradiction, since images are often taken without every supplied item in place. Ask for the number of sections, the material, the length, the height above the platform and the folded height. On a bed where both handles sit at the foot end, also check that a raised rail does not obstruct access to them.

Height adjustment is not named anywhere in the four lines. Two mechanisms are listed without any statement of what they drive, so it cannot be ruled out from the sheet and cannot be assumed from it either. The 500 mm figure in the external dimension is an overall measurement rather than a deck height. On a frame that does not move, the deck height is fixed for the placement and has to work for the resident and for every carer attending them, so establish it in writing.

Not in the specification. No mattress, bedding or ancillary item appears in the four lines. Obtain the deck and mattress platform dimensions before ordering one, since the external envelope of 210 × 98 × 50 cm is not a platform size. Mattress choice interacts directly with the sequence question: a surface with a high friction cover resists sliding, while a very slippery one makes the order of operation matter more. Discuss it with the tissue viability or district nursing team rather than treating it as an accessory, and request flammability certification for the setting.

Not given on this sheet — request from the seller at quotation. No safe working load, maximum user mass or load rating appears in the four lines, and external dimensions are not a proxy for capacity. Ask for the rated figure in writing and whether it is a static or a working load, ask about the guardrail rating separately, and ask whether the rating assumes a level floor, since the frame is supported at four fixed points.

No portable appliance testing applies, because a two-crank bed has no electrical parts, and no WEEE obligation attaches at end of life. Mechanical duties remain under PUWER 1998, covering the frame, legs, guardrails and both rocker mechanisms, with servicing recorded against an inventory as MHRA guidance expects. Training is also a PUWER duty, which is where the operating sequence belongs. On standards, BS EN 60601-2-52:2010+A1:2015 is the particular standard for medical beds and was written to cover manually operated beds as well as electrically operated ones; it is being succeeded by IEC/EN IEC 80601-2-52:2026, so ask which edition the declaration of conformity cites. MHRA guidance Bed rails: management and safe use (2020, updated August 2023) and NatPSA/2023/010/MHRA require an individual risk assessment before rails are used, and chest or neck entrapment in bed rails is an NHS Never Event.

Anywhere the bed itself has to move, since no wheels are specified. It is a poor fit where a resident needs repositioning many times through the night, because each change is two hand-driven operations performed in the right order by a second person. It offers no tilt and no named height adjustment. It suits assisted care rather than self-operation. It should not be allocated to a bariatric placement without an evidenced load rating, nor specified for a persistently humid room until the coating specification has been obtained.