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Vanry WRA I B

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Vanry WRA I B

Product Code: HFAF-HB-3426

Cardiac chair, examination and patient exit positions, with CPR by power or by hand.

Nineteen listed functions include cardiac chair, examination and patient exit positions, an emergency stop and a night light. A manual CPR route alongside the electric one gives staff a way to flatten the bed with the power off.

Sections

ICU & Electric Beds

Categories

Hospital Furniture & Fixtures

Condition

New

Origin

China

Seller Type

Certified Professional Seller

Size:

2235 × 1070 × 520/920 mm

CE & ISO Certified

Global Shipping

Supplier: Medigear

Vanry's website lists nineteen functions for the WRA I B, a multi-function electric bed on a 1950 × 900 mm platform with a 260 kg safe working load. The backrest runs 0–70° and the knee rest 0–30°, both ±5°, with Trendelenburg and reverse Trendelenburg to 15°. Also listed are linked back and knee movement, calf adjustment, electric and manual CPR, emergency Trendelenburg, examination, cardiac chair and patient exit positions, automatic compound fallback, emergency stop, night light, and angle, lowest-position, power and low-power indicators. A backup battery is not listed.

A bed with this many functions has a lot to check when it returns from storage. Reserve beds stand unused for months, and the day they come back is usually a busy one. Manual CPR matters here because it offers a route to a flat surface that does not depend on power, and the power and low-power indicators show whether the electrics survived. Whether a battery is fitted, and how it should be kept in reserve, is the question the published list leaves open.

Product photography shows split side rails with teal panels, a keypad with red keys on a foot-end rail, a corded handset, a grey upright at the head end of the base and four castors. Ten pictograms beneath it have illegible labels; their shapes match eight listed functions, including both CPR routes, plus a battery symbol and an arc that may be the angle indicator.

The catalogue sheet gives 2235 × 1070 × 520/920 mm; the website gives 2230 × 1070 mm and 530–930 mm, ±20 mm. Request the delivered dimensions, battery specification, storage guidance and recommissioning checklist before order. The bed falls under PUWER and electrical testing, not LOLER. Batteries and handsets are the parts storage most often damages. Medigear.uk can arrange delivery, installation, service cover and spares.

General medical, surgical and acute wards are where the WRA I B does its everyday work. The backrest to 70° and knee rest to 30° cover sitting up for meals, visitors and breathing, the cardiac chair position brings a patient upright without a transfer, and the examination position gives a consistent posture for assessment. Trendelenburg and reverse Trendelenburg to 15° add positioning for circulation and breathing, and an emergency Trendelenburg position gives staff a head-down posture in one step when a clinician calls for it.

Night-time safety is covered by several listed functions working together. The patient exit position sets the bed for getting out, the night light helps a patient see the floor, and the lowest position indication tells staff the bed has been left down. None of these replaces a falls assessment, but together they support one.

Escalation and reserve stock is where the storage side of this bed matters. Many hospitals keep beds in reserve for winter, outbreak closures or ward refurbishments, and those beds can stand unused for months. A bed returning to service should have every listed function tested, including both CPR routes, the emergency stop and the indicators, and its battery status confirmed if one is fitted.

The 260 kg safe working load on a 1950 × 900 mm platform suits the general adult population, but it is not a bariatric bed. It is not a specification for children, who fall under a separate standard. Its rails bring the MHRA's 2023 National Patient Safety Alert on entrapment and falls into every allocation, including after storage. Procurement will ask for the legal manufacturer, the standard edition and the rail gap data. The conformity documentation those procurement routes require is issued by the manufacturer and provided by the seller.

Every Posture From One Control

Cardiac chair, examination, patient exit and emergency Trendelenburg each arrive from a single control. Staff reach the right posture without working through several separate adjustments.

Smoother Ward Rounds

The examination preset brings patients into position as the team arrives. Reviews move from bed to bed without pauses for positioning.

The Same Result on Every Shift

A preset gives the same posture whoever presses it. Agency staff, students and new starters position patients consistently from their first shift.

Getting Patients Up Every Day

The cardiac chair and patient exit presets make sitting up and standing quick to prepare. Staff can build mobility into daily routines as each care plan allows.

Breathing Support in One Press

The cardiac chair preset brings patients upright with the legs lowered. It eases breathing for patients with heart failure or breathlessness.

Positioning for Procedures

Trendelenburg and reverse Trendelenburg to 15° support line insertion, breathing and reflux management. Procedures happen at the bedside without moving the patient.

Ready for Any Emergency

Electric CPR, a manual CPR release, emergency Trendelenburg and an emergency stop are always on hand. The team can act instantly when a patient deteriorates.

Calm Night Care

A night light and a lowest-position indicator let staff check patients in low light and confirm the bed is safely down. Patients rest while observations continue.

Comfortable, Stable Sitting

Automatic backrest regression and linked profiling help patients stay seated where they were placed. Comfort improves, and staff reposition patients less often.

Cardiac Chair Preset

A preset brings the patient into a supported upright posture with the legs lowered. It helps breathing, eating and conversation.

Examination Preset

A preset positions the patient for clinical examination. Ward rounds and assessments start without delay.

Patient Exit Preset

A preset positions the bed to help the patient get out. It supports mobilisation and rehabilitation.

Emergency Trendelenburg Preset

A preset lowers the head quickly for emergencies. The clinical team decides when it is appropriate.

Trendelenburg and Reverse Trendelenburg to 15°

The platform tilts head-down or head-up from 0 to 15° (±5°). It supports procedures, breathing and reflux management.

Backrest to 70° with Automatic Regression

The backrest rises from 0 to 70° (±5°) and moves back as it lifts. The design is intended to reduce sliding and shear.

Knee Rest to 30° and Linked Movement

The knee rest rises from 0 to 30° (±5°), and one control raises backrest and knee together. Patients reach a stable seated posture in one movement.

Multi-Position Calf Section

The calf section adjusts to several positions. It supports the lower legs in sitting and lying postures.

Electric Height from 530 to 930 mm

Height adjusts electrically from 530 to 930 mm (±20 mm). The range covers transfers and a comfortable working height for care.

Electric and Manual CPR

A single key flattens the backrest for resuscitation, and a manual release does the same by hand. Both are ready for the first seconds of an arrest.

Emergency Stop

The emergency stop halts all bed movement instantly. Staff keep decisive control during any adjustment.

Night Light and Lowest-Position Indicator

A night light supports observations in low light, and an indicator confirms the bed is at its lowest height. Both support safe night care.

Angle, Power and Low-Power Indicators

An angle indicator shows the backrest position, and power and low-power indicators show the supply state. Staff see the bed's status at a glance.

Handset and Four Split Side Rails

A handset puts the bed's controls within reach, and split side rails at the head and foot on both sides protect the patient. Rails are used according to each patient's risk assessment.

1950 × 900 mm Platform and 260 kg Safe Working Load

The platform measures 1950 × 900 mm (±20 mm) and carries 260 kg. The load covers the patient, the mattress and any equipment on the bed.

Braked Castors

Braked castors roll freely for transport and lock at the bedside. The bed stays steady during rounds, care and procedures.

The WRA I B is a well-specified ward bed on Vanry's own published figures: a 260 kg safe working load, a backrest to 70°, both Trendelenburg tilts to 15°, cardiac chair, examination and patient exit positions, and electric and manual CPR. Held in reserve, it is only useful if it works on the day it returns, and its manual CPR and power indicators help with that. Before order, confirm the delivered dimensions, whether a backup battery is fitted and how to store it, the recommissioning checklist, which functions sit on each control, what the load figure includes, rail gap data, the standard edition and legal manufacturer, and the part number. Medigear.uk lists the WRA I B for UK business buyers and can arrange delivery, installation, commissioning, familiarisation and service cover. Request the declaration of conformity and the instructions for use from the seller at quotation.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

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

Vanry's product page lists nineteen: backrest up and down, knee rest up and down, high and low, Trendelenburg and reverse Trendelenburg, backrest and knee rest linked, calf multi-position adjustment, electric CPR, manual CPR, an angle indicator, emergency Trendelenburg position, examination position, cardiac chair position, patient exit position, automatic compound fallback, emergency stop, night light, lowest position indication, low power indication and power indication. The catalogue sheet itself names none of these. Ask the seller to confirm that the list applies to the configuration being quoted, and which functions sit on the rail keypad and which on the handset.

There are ten, and their labels are too small to read at the supplied resolution. Read by shape against the manufacturer's function list, they show the backrest raised, the knee rest raised, both raised together, the platform raised flat, the platform tilted each way, and two CPR symbols, with the word CPR partly legible on each. The ninth is a battery symbol and the tenth an arc consistent with the angle indicator. Treat those two as readings to confirm, and ask for a legible copy of the pictogram row with the quotation.

The catalogue sheet prints 2235 × 1070 × 520/920 mm. The website gives an overall length of 2230 mm, width 1070 mm and height adjustment of 530–930 mm, each ±20 mm, so both sets fall within the website's stated tolerance. The height figures matter most, because the low setting affects getting out of bed and the high setting affects staff working height. Confirm the delivered figures, and whether the height range is measured to the platform or the mattress surface.

The manufacturer's function list does not include a backup battery, but it does list a low power indication, and the ninth pictogram on the catalogue sheet is a battery symbol. Those point in different directions, so confirm in writing whether a battery is fitted, what it powers during a mains failure, and its replacement cost. For a bed held in reserve, the answer also decides how it should be stored, since an unused battery can discharge beyond recovery.

Two, according to the manufacturer: electric CPR and manual CPR. The electric route brings the platform flat using power, while a manual route is usually a mechanical release that works whether or not the bed is plugged in or charged. That second route matters on any bed, and more so on one returning from storage. Ask where each control sits, how quickly each brings the platform flat, and include both in the recommissioning check.

The manufacturer lists "automatic compound fallback design" without defining it. On beds of this kind the term usually describes backrest movement that shifts the back section as it rises, reducing pressure on the abdomen and the tendency to slide down the bed. Ask the manufacturer to describe exactly what the backrest does as it moves, since it affects comfort and shear for a patient sitting up for long periods.

It is listed as a function, and the name describes a preset that sets the bed for getting out, typically lowering the platform and adjusting the sections so the patient can sit on the edge with feet on the floor. With the night light and lowest position indication also listed, it supports safer getting up at night, though it does not remove the need for a falls assessment. Ask how the position is selected and what it sets.

The manufacturer publishes no storage guidance. Common practice is to clean the bed, bring it to its lowest position, lower or secure the rails, unplug the mains lead, coil and secure the handset and cord, apply the brakes and label the unit with its status and date. Ask for the temperature and humidity range the bed tolerates, whether any section should be left in a particular position, and what the battery needs, if one is fitted.

PUWER requires the bed to be in a safe condition before use, and electrical safety testing applies as mains equipment. With nineteen listed functions, a return-to-service check should test every movement through its range, both CPR routes, the emergency stop, the night light and each indicator, as well as the rails, brakes and castors. Ask the manufacturer for its recommissioning checklist and record the result against the bed's asset number.

The website states a safe working load of 260 kg. On medical beds that figure normally covers the patient, the mattress and any accessories together, so the patient weight the bed can take is lower. The platform is 1950 × 900 mm, a standard width, so it is not a bariatric bed. Ask the seller to confirm what the figure includes and the maximum patient weight.

IEC 80601-2-52:2026 has replaced IEC 60601-2-52:2009 and its 2015 amendment for adult medical beds, with European adoption published in July 2026, so a declaration of conformity may cite either edition during the transition. The manufacturer is Hebei Vanry Medical Devices Co., Ltd of Baoding, which states that importers also sell its products under their own brands. Confirm the edition, and that the declaration, labelling and UK Responsible Person details all name the same legal manufacturer.

The catalogue sheet prints WRA I followed by a circled B badge, and the manufacturer's website names the product Electric Bed WRA I B, which settles the model name. The ordering part number is not published. Confirm it with the seller, and make sure the declaration of conformity and the asset register carry the same code.