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General| Model | Centrella Smart+ |
|---|---|
| Type | Hospital Bed |
| Weight Capacity | 500 lbs (227 kg) |
| Battery Backup | Yes |
| Power Requirements | 120V AC, 60Hz |
| Frame Material | Steel |
| Power Source | AC power with battery backup |
| Caster Size | 5 in (12.7 cm) |
| Power Cord Length | 10 ft (3 m) |
| Surface Width | 35 in (89 cm) |
| Features | Integrated scale |
| Intended Use | Patient care in acute and critical care settings |
Provides an overview of the Centrella™ Smart+ Bed Reference Guide's structure and purpose.
Instructions on how to effectively navigate and utilize the information within the reference guide.
Introduces the Centrella™ Smart+ Bed and its design philosophy focused on patient care.
Highlights key benefits like patient safety, satisfaction, caregiver technology, and cost management.
Explains audible beeps and visual indicators for bed status and alerts.
Details optional verbal prompts for patient and caregiver guidance.
Describes the function and types of power cords used with the bed.
Discusses the bed's battery backup system, its operational capabilities, and limitations.
Details the SideCom system for nurse call and entertainment features.
Explains integrated line managers for organizing IV and suction lines on siderails.
Describes the CPR release handle for rapid head-of-bed lowering.
Details the four restraint holders on each side for securing various restraints.
Explains drainage bag holders and the Foley Position Limit feature.
Describes SafeView+ System floor projections and safety status icons.
Explains siderail status icons indicating adherence to facility protocol.
Details SafeView+ System icon status for bed exit alerts.
Describes SafeView+ System icons for the bed's lowest position.
Explains the IllumiGuide handgrip's illumination feature for patient assistance.
Describes the motion-activated nightlight at the foot-end for visibility.
Guides on installing and using the patient helper device/trapeze.
Introduces caregiver control panels on head siderails for bed positioning.
Details using Foot Up/Down and Knee Up controls for leg and foot elevation.
Explains the Boost Positioning System for repositioning patients towards the head-end.
Describes activation and deactivation of Trendelenburg and Reverse Trendelenburg tilts.
Explains mechanical and digital indicators for the bed's head section angle.
Details the lockout control for disabling bed functions for patients and caregivers.
Describes patient controls on siderails, including Nurse Call and Auto Contour.
Explains hip position indicator and SlideGuard feature for minimizing migration.
Details USB charging ports and storage for patient electronic devices.
Describes the integrated urinal holder for patient convenience and access.
Describes the handheld patient pendant for controlling bed features.
Explains the Stay-in-Bed indicator reminding patients not to get up.
Details Nurse Call controls and their function for summoning assistance.
Explains the Stand Assist control for helping patients safely exit the bed.
Describes the Patient Comfort control for personalizing surface firmness.
Mentions patient pendants may include controls for TV and lighting.
Details locations for storing the patient pendant on the bed.
Reiterates Nurse Call control locations and activation confirmation.
Explains the brake and steer controls for bed movement and positioning.
Describes activation of the steer position for straight travel.
Explains the neutral position for general movement and alignment.
Details engaging the brake position to prevent bed movement.
Guides on using the IntelliDrive system for powered bed transport.
Describes the design and stowage of ergonomic push handles.
Explains equipment sockets at bed corners for accessories.
Details the GCI touchscreen home screen layout and its four main areas.
Lists indicators on the home screen providing bed status information.
Describes indicators on the home screen providing system information and alerts.
Highlights special function controls accessible from the home screen center.
Explains the <30° Head-of-Bed Limit control and its function.
Describes the Dining Chair function for adjusting the bed into a reclined chair position.
Details the Stand Assist feature for helping patients safely exit the bed.
Explains the Bed Flat control to return the bed to a flat and level position.
Describes the FlexAfoot bed length adjustment feature.
Guides on setting up and configuring the Bed Exit Alert system.
Explains how to respond to and silence bed exit alerts.
Details how to pre-emptively silence bed exit alerts.
Describes automatic rearming and alarm reset for the bed exit system.
Details the optional Centrella MAX powered air surface controls.
Explains Normal and Max Inflate modes for the air mattress surface.
Describes the Turn Assist feature for patient positioning and linen changes.
Provides an overview of the built-in scale's capabilities and usage.
Guides on how to zero the scale for new patients or the same patient.
Details the process for weighing a patient using the bed's built-in scale.
Explains changing bed features and preferences via the settings menu.
Guides on managing verbal safety prompts and language settings.
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