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Octave
With a safe working load up to 385 kg, the Invacare Octave is a state-of-the-art profiling carebed solution that assists in the care and comfort of bariatric clients. With a fully electrical 4-sectioned mattress support as standard, the Octave provides optimal comfort and support to the user.
With a safe working load up to 385 kg, the Invacare Octave is a state-of-the-art profiling carebed solution that assists in the care and comfort of bariatric clients.
Great comfort and design
Invacare Octave is designed specifically with the bariatric client in mind. The bed frame extends to the edges of the bed base for enhanced support. An easy to use hand control allows the client to operate the bed height and profiling function. The Octave is a substantial bed, however its design includes all the well-known qualities of Scandinavian design.
Delivery and storage
To make delivery and transportation as easy as possible, Octave is delivered on a transportation rack. Dismounting and assembly of Octave couldn’t be simpler despite the size of the bed. Furthermore the transportation rack makes it possible to economise on storage space and makes the Octave very easy to move between locations.
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Technical data
Width outside / Width inside: 1190 mm
Length outside / Length inside: Length outside: 2210 mm / Length inside: 2070 mm / Mattress: 2000 mm
Height adjustment: 400 - 800 mm / Total height: 1720 - 210 mm
Mattress support dimensions: 810 - 340 - 330 - 520 mm
Backrest angle: 0 - 57º
Thigh angle: 0 - 30º
Legrest lift: 0 - 30º
Total product weight: Steel: 180 kg Wood: 199 kg
Max. user weight: 350 kg (SWL 385 kg)
Complies with IEC 60601-2-52NB: The bed must not be used by individuals under 12 years of age, or by individuals with body size equivalent to an average 12 year old or smaller.
Knowledge:
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