SB 910

Caters for individual needs

The Invacare SB 910 has been developed in close collaboration with health authorities to ensure it meets the requirements and demands of the modern hospital environment. The variable height-adjustment range of the bed from 380 to 830 mm ensures safe individual transfer.

The side rails accommodate a range of mattress heights and can be raised and lowered quickly and easily for added safety. The integrated mattress support extension allows the bed to be adjusted for taller individuals.

Independence and a high level of individual comfort

The 5-section mattress support with reclining backrest and "green button" function allows the individual to adjust their own sitting and lying position, achieving a high level of comfort along with an optimal reclining position without assistance. This minimises shear and friction forces, thereby preventing skin damage.

By using the electrically operated Anti-Trendelenburg feature, which is integrated in the "green button" function, it is possible to achieve an optimal sitting position, providing both comfort and support for the individual.

Flexibility and safety

Security and safety were high on the list of priorities when designing the SB 910. The bed comes as standard with an Attendant Control Unit, which enables care givers and nursing staff to lock one or more of the beds motor functions. The CPR function immediately brings the bed to the lowest position after placing the mattress platform sections in a horizontal position.

The SB 910 also has a fully welded frame allowing it to be hand or machine washed, meeting every hospitals cleaning and decontamination policy.

Features and Options:

Hand control

“Green button” function raises or lowers the mattress support to provide an optimum sitting position.

Attendant control unit

Allows the care giver to lock each of the bed's functions as required. Activates the Trendelenburg/anti-Trendelenburg, the CPR function and other functions of the hand control.

Fender beads

Fender beads on the side of the bed and fender rolls on the corners of the bed for protection

Side rail

Accommodates mattresses from 120 - 180 mm, can be raised and lowered quickly and easily for safety

Side rail height extender

Foldable side rail height extender for use with mattresses from 190 - 300 mm in height.

Integrated mattress support extension

Invacare SB 910 can be extended by up to 200 mm.

IV rack / telescopic IV rack

IV rack and telescopic IV rack come with three movable hooks.

Swing-out board

A practical board for storage whilst daily care of the individual is carried out.

Bed hoist – Lifting pole

The height and depth of the grab handle on the hoist (lifting pole) can be adjusted.

Basket

Basket for personal belongings, to be placed on the base frame of the bed.

Bed end

The beds ends can be easily and quickly removed to aid care, especially during cardiac arrest.

CPR quick release

Quick release handle lowers the backrest to a neutral position in case of an emergency.

Neck support

Increased comfort and reduced manual handling for care givers and nursing staff.

Technical data

Width outside / Width inside: 800 / 940 mm 850 / 990 mm

Length outside / Length inside: 2000 / 2160 mm 2050 / 2210 mm

Height adjustment: 380 - 830 mm Total height: 1590 - 2040 mm

Mattress support dimensions: 835 - 280 - 355 - 610 mm

Under bed clearance: 170 mm

Backrest angle: 0 - 74º

Thigh angle: 0 - 33º

Legrest lift: 0 - 22º

Minimum angle below horizontal: 28º

Angles below / above frame: Angle below: 14º / Angle above: 8º

Total product weight: 800 mm:141.5 kg / 850 mm: 144 kg

Max. user weight: 200 kg (SWL 300 kg)

Frame colour:

White

Blue

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:

Knowledge about foam

Invacare’s foam mattress range is unique from the specific foam used in each mattress, the size of each foam cell and the design of the cuts.

Learn about

Pressure injury

A pressure injury is an injury that commonly develops in a person who is immobile for an extended period of time. These wounds are painful and can lead to permanent disabilities.