Graham Field - Us0468Pl-Rfpkg - Bed Pkg Fe Rol Fm Mt Pl Fda Fr Lumex

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Brand: Graham-Field
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Product Color: Light Gray
Length: 87 In
Gender: Unisex
Application: Full-Electric Medical / Homecare Hospital Bed
Product Dimensions: 36" W x 87" L

Product Overview

The Graham-Field - US0468PL-RFPKG - Bed Pkg Fe Rol Fm Mt Pl FDA Fr Lumex - Bed is a durable and functional bed package designed for healthcare and home care settings. It features a sturdy construction with a focus on patient comfort and caregiver convenience.

Features:
- Rolling Footboard: Enhances mobility and ease of repositioning.
- Fixed Headboard: Provides stability and support.
- FDA-Approved Frame: Ensures compliance with safety and quality standards.
- Lumex Brand Reliability: Backed by trusted healthcare equipment manufacturing.
- Durable Construction: Built to withstand frequent use in medical environments.

Specifications:
- Type: Bed package with rolling footboard and fixed headboard.
- Material: High-quality metal frame with reinforced support.
- Compliance: Meets FDA requirements for medical beds.
- Brand: Lumex (a Graham-Field brand).

Use Suggestion:
Ideal for hospitals, long-term care facilities, or home care, this bed package provides a secure and adjustable sleeping surface for patients requiring medical-grade support. The rolling footboard allows for easy bed adjustments, while the fixed headboard ensures stability. Suitable for both temporary and long-term patient care.

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  • 4
    Poorly Designed

    Posted by Dena B in REI on Jul 21st 2015

    On my 2nd day of hiking with this, completely unbeknownst to me, the device, while still in my daypack and with the antenna and cover both secured, started to transmit a signal which triggered a Search and Rescue effort for me. Only when the County Sheriff showed up at my cabin (turns out the SAR folks got my cabin location from my Emergency Contact registered with NOAA) after I returned from my hike did I have a clue. I took the PLB out of my daypack to show to him and it was not flashing or displaying anything and it was still secured. So we thought it must be someone else's beacon going off