Relieve Bedsores: This is a godsend for patients who have been lying in bed for a long time causing bedsores, and they do not need to be forced into long-term care institutions. Using our alternating air pressure mattress can effectively prevent or alleviate bedsores. Let the patient release pressure points and stay away from pain.
Features：
Doctors Recommended for Relieving Body Ulcers - Ideal for individuals who stay in bed for long periods of time. It provides an effective sleep solution for patients with painful pressure ulcers.
Revolutionary Air Flow Technology - Effectively distributes a constant airflow throughout the body, helping to increase circulation, relieve pressure points, and prevent skin maceration.
Advanced Sleep Wave Therapy - Consists of 130 pre-programmed air bag cells that gently inflate and deflate using proprietary algorithms to eliminate stress and distribute the user's weight. Gentle wave therapy can relax your muscles, and promote blood circulation and provide a cool sleep surface for optimal comfort.
Durable Waterproof Construction - Each airbag is pre-treated and thermally sealed to ensure the integrity of the mattress. Medical grade vinyl, waterproof top of mattress, easy to clean, can be placed on any mattress or frame, and can support up to 300 pounds. The approximate dimensions of our inflatable air mattress are 78 inches (L) x 36 inches (W) x 3 inches (H) (when fully inflated).The pressure mattress pad for treating bedsores is long enough to fit most sized beds, such as twin / twin xl, large, full size, etc.
Power Supply - The air pump works for 110V, 15W, and needs to be connected to the outlet all the time to cycle alternately inflating and deflating. You can use it 24/7. No need to turn over every two hours at night, you can sleep without guilt or worry.
Silent Air Pump - The sound of the silent pump can be heard. When air cells are alternately inflated, they hiss, but they are quite quiet (almost noiseless) and not annoying at all. It allows you to enjoy a comfortable and peaceful night without waking your partner. If you are particularly sensitive to noise, you can hang it near the foot of the bed, or place it on a nearby table or bedstead.
Adjustable Pressure - You can adjust the pressure according to the patient's weight and comfort. The degree to which an airbag inflates depends on the weight of the person using it and how comfortable they feel. Normally, if the weight is under 100 pounds, we recommend using the minimum pressure; 100-200 pounds, we recommend using medium pressure; 200-300 pounds, we recommend using the maximum pressure.
Full Inflation - Before placing the patient on the mattress, ensure that the mattress is fully inflated (approximately 20 minutes). When the mattress is fully inflated, its height is approximately 2.5 to 3 inches.
Working Principle:
This alternating pressure air mattress pad has two chambers (chamber A and chamber B) and three operating modes (AB, A, and B). When chamber A is inflated, chamber B deflates, and when chamber B is inflated, chamber A deflates. Gently shake the patient to promote blood circulation. Each mode will change after 12 minutes, forming a cycle.
How To Fix the Mattress Pad:
Our air mattress pad topper has long flat flaps (14inches) (the flat flaps do not inflate) at the top and the bottom to tuck under your regular mattress to prevent it from moving. You can also add a fitted sheet to prevent it from moving or add a non-slip rug mat between the inflatable pad and the mattress, it won't budge one bit. To facilitate cleaning the air mattress pad, you can put a waterproof cover, incontinence pad, bed sheet, etc. on it.
Operation Instructions:
Step 1: Position the mattress pad on the bed, securely tucking the ends of the pad underneath the existing mattress
Step 2: Connect the mattress feed pipes to the compressor (pump) connector using the flexible air hose
Step 3: Secure the compressor to a stable location and plug into an outlet
Step 4: Turn on the mattress and begin inflation
Step 5: Ensure the mattress has been fully inflated before positioning the patient on top of it