Graham-Field Lumex Patriot Semi-Electric Hospital Bed

Features of Graham-Field Lumex Patriot Semi-Electric Hospital Bed

• Designed to meet the requirements of applicable HCPCS codes
• Bed Height: Min. 15", Max. 24" (at deck level) 
• No external pinch points
• Slots in frame to ensure proper rail placement 
• Locking pins secure bed ends to sleep deck
• Attached lanyards prevent loss while moving or storing
• 4-inch extension kit that can extend either the head, foot, or both head and foot decking. Bed length will be 84" with one kit, 88" with 2kits
• Gravity-Down Safety: The motors push the head and knee grid decks up, but do not pull the knee and head down. As the motor plunger retracts, the head and knee lower freely, minimizing bed damage and/or personal injury from items caught under the grid deck
• Grid Deck:
  • Much stronger frame
  • Better mattress support
  • No spring sag or bottoming out with heavier patients
  • Easier to clean
  • No connecting links or springs to lose
• Lumex Patriot HomeCare Bed User Manual
• Lumex Patriot Hospital Bed Parts Description

What to buy with Hospital Bed

• Graham Field Bariatric Trapeze
• Graham-Field Bed Storage Cart
• Graham-Field Lumex Side Rail Pads

How To Operate Graham-Field Lumex Bed?

• Ensure that bed is secure and assembled as instructed on previous pages before operating
• Plug the power cord into any grounded outlet.
• Do not leave the bed unattended when plugged in. Info: In the event of a power failure, use a standard 9V battery to lower the beds head and foot sections (the 9V battery connection is attached to the motor). When used with the battery, the motor will only lower, not lift, the head and/or foot sections.
   

Pendant Hand Control Operation: Use the pendant hand control to raise and lower bed head and foot. Each button has a different function.

Crank Operation: Use the crank at the center foot of the semielectric bed to change bed height (raise or lower entire deck).

Head End At Lower Elevation Than Foot End:

• Lower bed to its lowest height. Disengage the hi/lo rod by compressing the spring button and removing the hi/lo rod from the motor or bed end. 
• Raise the foot bed end using the pendant hand control or crank (semi-electric bed only). The head end will remain in the low position.

Head End At Higher Elevation Than Foot End

• Raise bed to its highest height. Disengage the hi/lo rod by compressing the spring button and removing the hi/lo rod from the motor or bed end. 
• Lower the foot bed end using the pendant hand control or crank (semi-electric bed only). The head end will remain in the high position

Warnings:

• Indicates a potential hazard situation or unsafe practice that, if not avoided,could result in death or serious personal injury
• Indicates a potential hazard situation or unsafe practice that, if not avoided,could result in moderate or minor personal injury
• Indicates a potential hazard or unsafe practice that, if not avoided, could result in product or property damage
• Keep hands and feet clear of all moving parts
• Do not allow small children on or near bed during operation
• Do not allow this device to be operated by small children
• When operating the hi/lo, knee, or back function of the bed, always ensure that the individual confined to the bed is positioned properly within the confines of the bed. Do not let any extremities protrude over the side or between the bed rails when performing any functions.
• Do not leave the bed unattended when plugged in
• Ensure that the power cord does not get tangled around the bed, bed rails or legs during normal operation of the bed
• Note: To reduce the risk of product or property damage:
  • The pendant hand control cord must be routed and secured properly to ensure that the cord does not become entangled and eventually severed during use.
  • When using nasal or masked type administering equipment, oxygen or air tubing must be routed and secured properly to ensure that tubing does not become entangled and eventually severed during normal operation of bed.