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Jiadun Medical Hospital Furniture & Fixtures

Jiadun Medical DGN-01

Product Code: HFAF-HB-2854

The deck opens for the toilet. The mattress has to as well.

Quick-open toilet is one of six named functions, and it needs a mattress with an opening to match. The mattress sits on the optional list rather than in the standard build, so the two have to be ordered together.

Sections
Manual bed
Categories
Hospital Furniture & Fixtures
Condition
New
Origin
China
Seller Type
Certified Professional Seller
Size:
2100 × 980 × 500 mm
CE & ISO Certified
Global Shipping
Supplier: Medigear
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Jiadun Medical lists six functions for the JD-DGN-01, a multi-function nursing bed, and the item that makes one of them work sits on the optional list. Back lifting and lowering, legs lifting and lowering, overall rollover, quick-open toilet, dining and leisure, and infusion medical are the six. Published angles cover the back at 0–75° (±5°) and the legs at 0–40° (±5°). No power source is named anywhere in the standard configuration.

The quick-open toilet works by opening a section of deck over a pan. For somebody to use it, the surface between them and that opening has to open as well, which means a mattress with a matching aperture and a closure for when the toilet is not in use. The mattress appears under optional configuration. Order the two together, confirm the openings align, and confirm the closure, or the headline function is unusable as supplied.

Two consequences follow that are easy to miss. An aperture in a mattress puts a discontinuity directly beneath the sacrum, which is the area a pressure assessment cares about most, so involve the tissue viability team in the mattress choice. And the pan, the deck opening, the mattress aperture and its closure all need a decontamination method, which is a question for the infection prevention lead rather than for the cleaning schedule alone.

Overall dimensions are 2100 × 980 × 500 mm. Rollover range, safe working load and the aperture dimensions are not given, and no motor or crank is listed. Medigear.uk lists the JD-DGN-01 for UK business buyers. Request the mattress specification and the power source from the seller before order.

Continuing care and nursing placements for people who cannot transfer are where this specification is aimed. The toilet function and the rollover together address the two tasks that otherwise need staff and equipment at the bedside several times a day. Both depend on decisions taken before delivery: the matched mattress, and the tissue viability position on an apertured surface.

Tissue viability teams should be consulted at the point of order rather than after placement. A mattress with an opening beneath the sacrum is a considered trade against the alternative of repeated transfers, and it needs the closure arrangement understood, the review interval agreed, and the skin checked more often than the placement alone would suggest.

Infection prevention leads need the decontamination method for four items rather than one — pan, deck opening, mattress aperture and closure — together with the position on whether the pan and closure are single-patient or reprocessed. Settle it before a resident is admitted to the bed.

Estates and equipment services need the power source answered before the asset is registered, since it determines whether the bed enters the electrical testing programme and carries a WEEE obligation. Procurement routes across NHS trusts, local authority equipment services and independent providers each ask for their own evidence. The conformity documentation those procurement routes require is issued by the manufacturer and provided by the seller.

Six functions on one asset

Back and leg elevation, rollover, toilet, dining and infusion support are all named on the same frame. For a resident who spends most of the day in bed, that reduces the number of separate items a room has to accommodate and the number of transfers a day involves.

Toileting without a transfer

For somebody who cannot safely move to a commode, opening the deck removes the transfer entirely. That is fewer handling operations for staff and less risk for the person, provided the assessment supports using it.

Rollover for repositioning

A lateral turning function assists repositioning for a person who cannot turn themselves, which is the task that otherwise recurs through the night. Ask for the range and the control arrangement.

Braking specified in the configuration

Universal wheels with removable brakes appear as part of the standard build rather than being left unstated. Confirm the castor count, whether braking is per castor or central, and what removable means here.

Infusion rack and dining table included

A stainless steel infusion rack and a dining table are part of the standard configuration, so neither is a supplementary order in the first week of a placement.

Stainless guardrail as standard

A stainless steel guardrail is included rather than optional. Confirm whether the quantity covers one flank or both, and request dimensions and entrapment data.

Four finishes published

The colour block offers four options, which lets a bed be specified to suit a bedroom rather than only a ward. Ask for colour references and confirmation of continuity across a batch.

A crate close to the assembled size

Packing at 2020 × 935 × 480 mm against an assembled 2100 × 980 × 500 mm suggests little on-site assembly, which shortens the delivery visit. Confirm the assembly state and shipped mass.

Optional items listed explicitly

Mattress, bedside table, dining table and chair, companion chairs and a mobile dining table appear under optional configuration, so the boundary between supplied and extra is drawn on the sheet rather than left to photography.

Quick-open toilet

Named in the function list. The mechanism, pan, aperture dimensions and opening method are not described — request all four.

Matched mattress required

A continuous mattress blocks the toilet opening. The surface needs an aligned aperture and a closure, and the mattress is listed as optional — order it with the bed and confirm the openings align.

Pressure care over an aperture

An opening in the support surface sits beneath the sacrum. Treat the mattress as a clinical decision, involve tissue viability, and agree how the closure restores continuity.

Decontamination of four items

Pan, deck opening, mattress aperture and closure each need a method and agent compatibility. Ask whether pan and closure are single-patient or reprocessed.

Overall rollover

Lateral turning named in the function list. No angle, range, tolerance or control arrangement is published — request them, with the failure behaviour mid-turn.

Power source not named

The standard configuration lists no motor, crank or rocker system against six functions. Request it; the answer determines whether BS EN 60601-1, portable appliance testing and WEEE apply.

Back lifting and lowering, 0–75° (±5°)

Published in the parameter block, covering flat lying through to an upright sitting posture.

Legs lifting and lowering, 0–40° (±5°)

Published with the same tolerance.

Height adjustment

Not named among the functions. The 500 mm figure is an overall dimension — establish the actual deck height.

Universal wheels for removable brakes ×1

Braking named but the arrangement is ambiguous. Ask the castor count, whether braking is per castor or central, what removable means, and whether directional locking is offered.

Stainless steel guardrail ×1

Quantity ambiguous between one rail and a set. Request coverage, length, height above platform, section count, lowered height and entrapment test data.

ABS bed head and tail ×1

Supplied as a set. Panel dimensions and detachment method are not published.

Dining table ×1

Listed in the standard configuration, while a dining table and chair appears under optional. Ask which is supplied as standard and what the optional item adds.

Stainless steel infusion rack

One set included. Height range, hook count and telescopic arrangement are not stated.

Colour options

Four finishes shown in the colour block. Request references and batch continuity.

Safe working load and aperture dimensions

Neither is given. Request the rated load, whether static or working, what the rollover mechanism is rated to move, and the dimensions of the deck opening.

The JD-DGN-01 carries six functions, and the one most likely to sell it is the quick-open toilet. That function opens a section of deck over a pan — and for anybody to use it, the mattress above has to open too, with an aperture aligned to the deck and a closure for the rest of the time. The mattress is on the optional list, which makes it a functional component rather than an accessory: order the two together or the headline capability is unusable as supplied. Two things follow. An opening in the support surface sits directly beneath the sacrum, so the mattress choice belongs with the tissue viability team rather than with procurement. And the pan, the deck opening, the aperture and the closure all need a decontamination method agreed with the infection prevention lead. Alongside those, ask what drives six functions, since no motor or crank appears anywhere in the configuration. Medigear.uk lists the JD-DGN-01 for UK business buyers and can arrange delivery, installation, commissioning, familiarisation and service cover. Request that information from the seller at quotation.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything buyers need to know about sourcing medical equipment through MediGear.

It opens a section of the deck to give access to a pan beneath, so a person who cannot transfer to a commode or a toilet can use the bed instead. The mechanism, the pan, the aperture dimensions and the method of opening are not described on this sheet. Ask how the section opens, whether the pan is supplied, how it is removed and emptied, and what the opening measures — the last of those governs whether a mattress can be matched to it.

No. A continuous mattress covers the deck opening and the toilet function cannot be used. The surface has to carry an aperture aligned to the deck opening, and a closure or insert for when the toilet is not in use. Since the mattress is listed as optional, this is the single most important thing to settle at quotation: ask whether a matched mattress is offered, what its aperture dimensions are, and how the closure works.

It puts a discontinuity in the support surface directly beneath the sacrum, which is where pressure damage most often begins. That does not rule the arrangement out — for somebody who cannot transfer, the alternative arrangements carry their own risks — but it does mean the mattress is a clinical decision rather than a purchasing one. Involve the tissue viability or district nursing team, ask how the closure restores continuity when the toilet is not in use, and review the skin more often than the placement would otherwise suggest.

Ask, because there are four things to decontaminate rather than one: the pan, the deck opening and its mechanism, the mattress aperture, and the closure. Request the manufacturer's cleaning method and agent compatibility for each, and give the answer to the infection prevention lead rather than to the cleaning schedule alone. Ask also whether the pan and closure are single-patient items or reprocessed between residents.

Not stated. The standard configuration lists universal wheels with removable brakes, ABS bed head and tail, a stainless steel guardrail, a dining table and a stainless steel infusion rack — and no motor, crank or rocker system. Six functions including overall rollover have to be driven by something. Ask what, because the answer decides whether BS EN 60601-1 applies, whether the bed joins the electrical testing programme, and whether a WEEE obligation attaches at end of life.

Rollover appears in the function list as a lateral turning movement, which assists repositioning for somebody who cannot turn themselves. No angle, range or tolerance is published for it — the parameter block gives figures for the back and leg sections only. Ask for the rollover range, its tolerance, how it is controlled, and what happens to a person mid-turn if the drive fails, since that is the movement with the most of the occupant's weight in motion.

Somebody who cannot safely transfer to a commode or a toilet. For a person who can transfer, using the bed instead is a reduction in independence and in dignity, and the assessment should say which applies. Record the decision, review it when mobility changes, and make sure staff understand that the function being present is not a reason to use it.

The configuration reads universal wheels for removable brakes as a single item. That wording needs unpicking: ask how many castors carry brakes, whether braking is applied per castor or from a central control, what removable means in this context, and whether any castor offers directional locking. A pre-transfer check has to be written against a known arrangement, and on a bed with a rollover function the brake matters more than usual.

One stainless steel guardrail is listed, and the quantity is ambiguous between a single rail and a set. Ask whether the figure covers one flank or both, and request length, height above the platform, section count, folded or lowered height, and entrapment test data. Ask also how the rail interacts with the rollover function and with the toilet opening, since both change the geometry around the person.

Standard configuration lists universal wheels with removable brakes, ABS bed head and tail, a stainless steel guardrail, a dining table and a stainless steel infusion rack. Optional configuration lists a mattress, a bedside table, a dining table and chair, companion chairs and a mobile dining table. A dining table therefore appears in both lists, which most likely distinguishes a fitted overbed table from a separate table-and-chair set — but that is an inference. Ask which is supplied as standard and what the optional item adds.

The load rating is not given — request it, with confirmation whether it is static or working, and ask separately what the rollover mechanism is rated to move. BS EN 60601-2-52:2010+A1:2015 is the particular standard for medical beds and covers manually and electrically operated beds alike; it is being succeeded by IEC/EN IEC 80601-2-52:2026, so ask which edition the declaration of conformity cites. BS EN 60601-1 applies only if the bed is powered. MHRA guidance Bed rails: management and safe use (2020, updated August 2023) and NatPSA/2023/010/MHRA require an individual risk assessment before rails are used. CE-marked devices continue to be accepted in Great Britain to 30 June 2028 for MDD-certified devices and 30 June 2030 for MDR-certified ones, with UKCA as the alternative; the MHRA consulted in early 2026 on recognising CE marking indefinitely, so verify the current position at order.

Anybody who can safely transfer to a toilet or commode, for whom the in-bed function would be a step backwards. It is also unsuitable where the matched mattress cannot be obtained, since the headline function then cannot be used, and where the tissue viability position on an apertured surface has not been settled. Height adjustment is not named among the functions, so pathways needing a variable working height are outside what it does. Bariatric provision needs a published load rating, which this sheet does not carry.