Drive DeVilbiss Healthcare introduces the Competitor II Hi/Lo and the Competitor II Manual height adjustable beds.
“These new beds are value priced to offer providers the functionality of the Delta bed in a lightweight, one-person delivery design,” says Joe Oberle, product manager – beds & patient room for Drive DeVilbiss Healthcare, in a media release from the Port Washington, NY-based company.
“By combining the Competitor II Bed ultra-light features and the Delta Hi/Lo Bed End assembly performance and reliability, powered by a single self-contained motor housing, this new bed delivers performance and value right out of the box.”
The Competitor II beds include a pendant lockout feature that helps prevent accidental actuation of head or foot deck adjustment when in the locked position. They are also equipped with a positive fit hexagonal crank connection for easy raising and lowering.
The large, glow-in-the-dark hand pendant with easy-to-use controls quickly adjusts the head and foot deck section to meet individual comfort needs. In the event of a power outage, the 9-volt battery can lower the head and foot section to a horizontal position. Two additional batteries can be installed in the motor housing to increase adjustment speed and extend battery life, the release continues.
Capable of supporting up to 450 lbs, the beds are furnished with a slat deck for additional strength and no-sag mattress support, ultra-light head and foot frames for easy one-person transport, and square tube steel frame construction for added strength and reduced weight.
Other features include bed and safety locks that slide over hanger pins and secure the frame to the bed ends to prevent disengagement, plastic bed end panels that are durable, lightweight, and easily replaceable if necessary, and a self-contained motor that can be installed and removed while the patient is in bed. The motor can be mounted onto the foot frame pegs while not in use for easy transport and storage.
These beds ship in two cartons for ease of handling, delivery, and setup. The rails are packed separately for inventory flexibility.
[Source: Drive DeVilbiss Healthcare]