Santron Hospital Bed
Model: SANTRON
HOSPIcare's flagship electric ICU bed. Advanced clinical positioning (cardiac chair, Trendelenburg), integrated X-ray cassette holder, central braking and under-bed lighting. Hospital-grade, manufactured in Saudi Arabia.
Key Features
- Integrated X-ray cassette holder
- Side patient control panel and standard footboard control
- Clinical positioning modes: flat examination, cardiac chair, bed entry/exit, Trendelenburg and reverse Trendelenburg
- Central braking with directional lock
- Under-bed lighting and side bumpers with integrated IV pole
- Hygienic removable sleep surface, hospital-grade construction
Positions & Functions
The Santron Hospital Bed is the flagship electric ICU bed of HOSPIcare, 215 cm long and 95 cm wide with a 45–75 cm height range. It provides flat examination, cardiac chair, bed entry and exit, Trendelenburg and reverse Trendelenburg positioning from a side patient control panel and standard footboard control, with an integrated X-ray cassette holder so imaging happens without moving the patient.
Central braking with directional lock, under-bed lighting for night rounds, side bumpers with an integrated IV pole, a hygienic removable sleep surface and an optional orthopedic arm complete the hospital-grade construction. Made in Madinah under ISO 13485:2016 and carrying the Saudi Made mark, the Santron is on the NUPCO framework NPT0027-24 under supplier code 401663.
Technical Specifications
Schematic drawing — values from the technical specifications.
| Length | 215 cm |
|---|---|
| Width | 95 cm |
| Height | 45–75 cm |
| Positioning modes | Flat, cardiac chair, Trendelenburg, reverse Trendelenburg |
| Brakes | Central braking with directional lock |
| X-ray | Integrated cassette holder |
| Optional | Orthopedic arm |
FAQ
What is the Santron ICU bed from MEDcare?
The Santron ICU bed is HOSPIcare's leading electric intensive-care bed, 215 cm long, 95 cm wide, with a height range of 45 to 75 cm. It offers flat examination, cardiac chair, bed entry/exit, Trendelenburg and reverse Trendelenburg positions, with an integrated X-ray cassette holder for imaging without moving the patient.
What is the Trendelenburg position used for on the Santron bed?
The Trendelenburg position on the Santron bed tilts the bed so the feet are raised above the head, used in intensive care according to the treating physician's own protocol, while reverse Trendelenburg tilts the other way. Both positions are set from the side patient panel or the footboard control.
How does the braking system work on the Santron bed?
The Santron bed uses central braking with a directional lock, so nursing staff can stop all four castors from one control point instead of setting each castor individually. The directional lock also holds a chosen travel direction steady while the bed is moved along a corridor.
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