American National Manufacturing Alternating Pressure Low-Air-Loss Mattress

ALTERNATING PRESSURE & LOW AIR LOSS

The American National Alternating Pressure/Low Air Loss mattress is manufactured in the USA and features high strength air cells, which are vented to provide True-Low-Air Loss therapy. This therapy helps to keep the patient dry and comfortable whether in alternation or static modes of operation. The air cells rest on a 2" covered foam safety pad for added patient protection during power outages or patient transfer. This foam safety pad is covered with a waterproof material to eliminate cross-contamination of bodily fluids. The quilted top cover is waterproof, highly vapor permeable and completely machine washable. The entire system is portable and fits on most hospital bed frames.

The microprocessor controlled blower unit features a unique 1 in 3 True Alternating Low-Air-Loss therapy. The alternating cycle time can be adjusted from 3 to 20 minutes in increments of one minute. Additional features include: "Static" for stationary low-air-loss therapy, "Fowler" to boost seat inflation when the head is elevated, "Auto Firm" for rapid inflation and easy patient transfer,"Lockout" to maintain caregiver settings without accidental interruptions,"Low Pressure" and "Power Failure" audible / visual alarms, and "Self Diagnostic Check" to quickly assess all switches and sensors for proper calibration and operation.

Product Features

1-3 Alternation

• Alternating cycle time adjusts from 3 to 20 minutes
• Microprocessor controlled blower unit
• Domestic high strength mattress construction for longevity
• Alternating Low-Air-Loss

• Easy access to plug in outlets
• Prevents tangles and interference with mattress

Control Unit Detail

• Fowler feature for seat inflation when the head is elevated
• Covers the area from the shoulder to the head of the bed.
• Dual modes of therapy:
• Static Low-Air-Loss
• Alternating Low-Air-Loss
• Lockout to eliminate unintentional settings change
• Low Pressure / Power Failure audible and visual alarms