The Bed Rail Protectors - Heat Sealed - Buckle are made from a medical grade vinyl material. The straps are also made from vinyl and have plastic buckles for easy cleaning. This Bed Rail Protector is suitable for a large variety of bed rails and fits rails up to 168cm long. The foam padding will completely cover the inside of the bed rail, but leave the outside partially open so Carers can still access the bed controls on models where they are mounted on the rails.
Key Features
- 100% heat sealed material for easy cleaning with medical grade disinfectant.
- Foam padding for safety, preventing injuries from bed rails.
- Compatible with various bed rail sizes, fitting rails up to 168cm long.
- Easy to fit with three straps and buckles to secure the protector.
Additional Information
You can use the Bed Rail Protectors with confused patients who may hurt themselves by hitting the bed rails or getting arms, legs, or head stuck in the rails.
Always remove the Bed Rail Protectors before lowering or raising the bed rails. Store them in a safe place.
Some alternatives to this product are:
- Bed Rail Protector - Slip Over
- Bed Rail Protector - Strap On
- Bed Rail Protector - Clear
- Bed Rail Protector - Half Rail
Specifications
Item # 214HSB
Size: 175cm x 48cm (Fits rails up to 168cm long)
Heat Sealed Seams & Wipe Clean Straps & Buckles
Cleaning
Have guidance from your facility’s Infection Control Department as they may override our recommendations.
Wipe with a sponge or cloth which has been moistened in warm soapy water or disinfectant, and then dry with a clean cloth. Do not machine wash or tumble dry. Ensure the product is dry before using or storing.
Important
Inspect for any cuts in the material or open seams before using. If any damage is found, withdraw from use and contact Pelican Manufacturing.
WARNING: When bed rails are used, it is possible for people to be entrapped between the edge of the mattress and the bed rail. This may also happen if a Bed Rail Protector is being used. This entrapment can lead to death due to positional asphyxiation, so it is very important to do a risk assessment for the Patient and regularly check that they do not manoeuvre themselves into a dangerous position. This entrapment can happen if an old mattress with very soft sides is on the bed, if a mattress that is too narrow is on the bed, or if an Air Cell type mattress is used.
Unit of Measure
Pair
