The Smart Electric Transfer Nursing Bed serves clinics and wards that care for users who need help changing position. Syrebo designed it to help clinics reduce caregiving labour and improve the patient's hospital experience. A care team gets lateral turning, backrest elevation, and lower-limb repositioning from a single bed, so one piece of equipment covers several routine positioning tasks across a shift.
The lateral turning system moves the user from lying flat to a side position, and the rollover angle adjusts from 0 to 45 degrees. Syrebo says this relieves pressure on the back by changing the user's position. A therapist or nurse sets the angle that suits the user, from a slight tilt up to the full 45 degrees.
Upper body elevation raises the backrest from 0 to 70 degrees. Syrebo says this relieves back and lumbar-abdominal pressure from long periods in bed and helps staff with examination, treatment and care.
Lower limb repositioning keeps the legs horizontal during a move. The smart electric transfer then supports perioperative transport and transport in special positions, without changing position during the move.
The antibacterial, anti-mite memory foam surface redistributes pressure and is waterproof, stain-resistant, and easy to clean between users. The IPX6-rated drive adjusts every position silently, and shock-absorbing braking wheels glide quietly and lock firmly at the bedside. The bed measures 2020 × 1035 mm and supports up to 175 kg, making it suitable for a ward bay planned around a single full-length bed.