HP-S02 5-Function Electric ICU Bed
Price, lead time and documents for your market are confirmed in the quotation.
Key takeaways
- ICU-style electric bed: four-section side rails, an enclosed base and a hand pendant, as shown on the product image.
- Five electric functions per the model; back lifting, knee lifting and forward and backward tilt are marked on the image, with the full list on the specification sheet.
- Pick HP-S02 for tilt positions in critical care, HP-S06 for a three-function ICU bed and HP-S01 when you also need an in-bed scale.
The HP-S02 5 function electric ICU bed is built for intensive care, coronary care and step-down units. The product image shows four-section side rails, an enclosed column base and a hand pendant: the layout hospitals expect around a critical-care bed space. HOPE INTERNATIONAL quotes it for hospital projects and medical equipment distributors.
Key Features
- Five electric functions, per the model name. The image marks back lifting, knee lifting, forward tilt and backward tilt; the full movement list is on the specification sheet.
- Four-section split side rails, with control keys on a head-end rail as shown on the image.
- Enclosed base that covers the lifting mechanism and keeps cables tidy.
- Castors at each corner; the brake system is confirmed with the quotation.
Applications
- ICU, CCU and high-dependency rooms.
- Emergency observation bays that need head-down or head-up tilt.
- Private rooms where a hospital wants an ICU-style bed without an in-bed scale. For weighing, see the HP-S01 hospital bed with scale.
How to specify when requesting a quote
- Number of beds per project phase and the delivery address.
- Mains voltage and plug type.
- Whether you need a CPR quick release or a backup battery; both are confirmed per model before quoting.
- Mattress type and accessories to include.
- Tender or registration documents required.
Specifications
| Model | HP-S02 |
|---|---|
| Bed type | Electric hospital bed |
| Number of electric functions | 5 |
| Movements marked on product image | Back lifting; knee lifting; forward tilting; backward tilting |
| Side rails (as shown on product image) | Four-section split side rails |
| Base (as shown on product image) | Enclosed column base on castors |
| Controls (as shown on product image) | Hand pendant; control keys on head-end rail |
Documents
Certificates, declarations of conformity and test reports for the specific model and destination market are provided with the quotation.
Tell us the destination country and the documents your import license, registration or tender requires. The specification sheet and user instructions are matched to the configuration you order, including the control-box voltage and plug type.
Frequently asked questions
+What is the difference between an ICU bed and a regular hospital bed?
An ICU bed usually has more powered positions, including head-down and head-up tilt, split side rails, and controls for both staff and patient. A general ward bed may have fewer functions or manual cranks. The HP-S02 has five electric functions and four-section rails; the full list is on its specification sheet.
+How much does an electric ICU bed cost?
Price depends on the number of motors and functions, the control system, rail design, options such as a scale or backup battery, the mattress, order quantity and shipping. We do not publish list prices. Send quantity and destination and we will quote the HP-S02 with freight.
+Does the HP-S02 have a CPR function?
A CPR quick release is common on ICU beds, but it is not yet confirmed for the HP-S02. Tell us if your tender requires it and we will confirm before quoting.
+How is the HP-S02 different from the HP-S06?
Both use an ICU-style layout with split side rails and an enclosed base. The HP-S02 has five electric functions; the HP-S06 has three. Choose the HP-S02 when your protocols call for tilt positions.