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Jiadun Medical DGN-09
Jiadun Medical DGN-09
Jiadun Medical DGN-09
Jiadun Medical DGN-09
Jiadun Medical DGN-09
Jiadun Medical DGN-09
Jiadun Medical DGN-09
Jiadun Medical Hospital Furniture & Fixtures

Jiadun Medical DGN-09

Product Code: HFAF-HB-2862

The deck bends in three places. Where does the mattress?

A deck that folds into a chair bends at fixed points, and a mattress has to bend at the same ones. No mattress is listed, no section lengths are given, and no break positions appear anywhere, so a surface cannot be specified from the sheet alone.

Sections
Manual bed
Categories
Hospital Furniture & Fixtures
Condition
New
Origin
China
Seller Type
Certified Professional Seller
Size:
2100 × 980 × 500 mm (210 × 98 × 50 cm)
CE & ISO Certified
Global Shipping
Supplier: Medigear
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A deck that folds needs a surface that folds with it, and Jiadun Medical lists neither the break positions nor a mattress for the JD-DGN-09, an electric full-curve nursing bed. The five lines give a compound bed head, a folded guardrail, an ABS dining table, four silent wheels and an external dimension of 210 × 98 × 50 cm. No actuator or motor appears among them either.

Photography shows the deck folded deeply, with the backrest raised and the foot section dropped well below horizontal, under a sectioned surface. That is the arrangement the bed needs. A one-piece mattress on a deck like this bridges across a break instead of following it, lifts at the seat, and leaves somebody on an uneven surface in the position they spend the day in. Sectioning only helps if the break lines land where the deck's do.

Which makes the section lengths the figure to obtain, and they are not published. Ask for the length of each deck section and the position of each break, then ask whether a matched mattress is offered. If it is not, that dimensional information is what any third-party surface has to be specified against, and without it a mattress cannot be ordered for this bed with confidence.

Wear follows the same logic: a surface bent daily at a point that is not its designed hinge creases and splits there. Ask the expected life given the articulation. Medigear.uk lists the JD-DGN-09 for UK business buyers. Request the section lengths from the seller before order.

Services ordering a mattress alongside the bed need the deck section lengths first. Without them a surface can only be chosen on overall size, which is exactly the choice that produces a bridging mattress and an uneven seat. Obtain the figures at quotation and keep them on the equipment record for future replacements.

Tissue viability teams should see the folded position rather than the flat one. A surface that lifts away from the deck at the seat changes where loading falls, and on a bed used in a chair position for part of the day that matters more than the mattress specification written for lying flat.

Care homes running daily articulation should treat the mattress as a consumable with a cycle rather than a one-off purchase. Cover material fatigues at fold lines, and a replacement interval belongs in the budget from the first order.

Equipment services and laundry functions need the cover arrangement settled — one cover over all sections or a cover per section changes what a single soiling incident costs. 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.

A deeply folding deck

Photography shows the backrest raised, the seat flat and the foot section dropped well below horizontal, which produces a genuine seated shape rather than a raised backrest. For a resident who cannot transfer, that makes sitting out available in the bed.

Powered operation from a handset

A handset on a cable appears in photography, so movements are made at the touch of a control, which reduces the physical demand on staff and makes small adjustments practical to offer more often.

A dining table included as standard

An ABS dining table appears in the specification rather than as an optional item, so it arrives with the bed on one order and is covered by the same documentation.

Four castors, moved by one person

Four wheels let a single member of staff reposition the frame within a room. Ask for castor diameter, tyre material and what the manufacturer expects to happen to the mains cable when the bed is moved.

Quieter movement past occupied rooms

Wheels described as silent point to a softer tyre and a smoother roll, which matters at night. No measurement supports the word on this sheet.

Folding rails for an individual assessment

Rails that fold let provision follow the assessment, raised when a resident is alone and lowered for care. Confirm dimensions measured with the mattress that will actually be used.

A short, checkable delivery list

Five lines describe what arrives, so goods-in can verify the physical build quickly. The questions to settle beforehand are all about what is not on that list.

One set of dimensions unlocks the surface decision

Deck section lengths and break positions settle the mattress specification, the third-party sourcing option and the replacement cycle together. That is a single request worth making first.

Deck section lengths not given

The lengths of the backrest, seat, thigh and calf sections and the position of every break are absent. These are the figures a mattress has to be matched against — request them in writing.

Mattress not listed

No mattress appears in the five lines. Photography shows a sectioned surface fitted, which should be treated as illustrative. Ask whether a matched mattress is offered and what its section lengths are.

Bridging risk

A one-piece surface spans a deck break instead of following it, lifting at the seat and leaving the occupant on an uneven surface in the seated position. Sectioning helps only where the break lines correspond.

Mattress life under articulation

Not addressed. Cover material fatigues at fold lines. Request an expected life stated in terms of the articulation rather than in years.

Cover arrangement

Not addressed. Ask whether one cover spans all sections or each section is covered separately, since that decides what a single soiling incident costs.

No actuation line

The banner names the bed electric and photography shows a handset and a drive housing, but no motor, actuator or rocker system appears in the five lines. Request the drive count and allocation.

Compound bed head

"Compound" is not a recognised material class. Request the substrate and the surface named separately, with cleaning-agent compatibility.

ABS dining table ×1 pair or set

The quantity unit denotes a pair or set rather than a single item, which is unusual for a table. Confirm exactly what arrives.

Angles

None published for any section. "Full curve" is banner wording without a parameter — request ranges and tolerances.

Silent wheels ×4

Four castors, described as silent. Diameter, tyre material and any measured noise figure are not given.

Braking not specified

The specification names wheels without naming brakes. Ask whether brakes are fitted, how many castors carry them, and whether braking is per castor or central.

Folded guardrail

Listed with a quantity qualified as a pair or set. Confirm section count, material, length, height above the platform and folded height, measured with the mattress.

Electrical figures

Voltage, frequency, power rating, ingress protection, duty cycle, cable length and battery details are all absent. Request them for the maintenance file.

Height adjustment

Not named. The 50 cm figure is an overall external dimension — establish the actual deck height.

Packing size and shipped mass

Neither is given. Request both before booking delivery.

Safe working load

Not given. Request the rated figure, whether static or working, and confirmation it holds in the folded position as well as flat.

The JD-DGN-09 folds deeply — backrest up, seat flat, foot section well below horizontal — and that is the reason to buy it and the reason one measurement matters more than any other. A deck that bends in several places needs a surface that bends in the same ones. A one-piece mattress bridges across a break rather than following it, lifts at the seat, and leaves somebody on an uneven surface in the position they spend their day in. Sectioning only solves that if the break lines correspond, which depends on the deck section lengths — and those are not published, nor is a mattress listed at all. Ask for the length of each section and the position of each break, then ask whether a matched surface is offered and what it is expected to last given daily articulation. Ask for the drive count while you are at it, since the specification names no motor. Medigear.uk lists the JD-DGN-09 for UK business buyers and can arrange delivery, installation, commissioning, familiarisation and service cover. Request those dimensions from the seller at quotation.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

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

Because of how deeply the deck folds. Photography shows the backrest raised, the seat flat and the foot section dropped well below horizontal, which means the deck bends in more than one place and bends a long way. Any surface laid on it has to accommodate those bends. A mattress designed for a flat or lightly profiling bed is not designed for that, and the difference shows immediately in how the person lies.

It bridges. Rather than following the deck into a fold, the mattress spans across the break, so the person sits on a curve the bed did not intend and the surface lifts away from the deck beneath. The seat rises, the thigh section loses contact, and the loading ends up somewhere other than where the position was designed to put it. The mattress also takes a permanent crease at whatever point it is forced to bend.

The length of each deck section — backrest, seat, thigh and calf as applicable — and the position of every break measured from the head end. Those figures are what a mattress has to be matched against, and they are not published. Request them in writing before any surface is ordered, and keep them with the equipment record so a replacement mattress years later can be specified without re-measuring.

No mattress appears in the five lines at all. Photography shows a sectioned surface fitted, which should be treated as illustrative. Ask whether the manufacturer offers a mattress matched to this deck, what its section lengths are, and what it costs. If none is offered, the section dimensions become the specification any third-party surface must meet, which is why obtaining them comes before any mattress decision.

Less than on a bed that does not, and the manufacturer should be able to say by how much. A surface articulated once or twice a day accumulates thousands of bend cycles over a placement, and cover material fatigues at the fold line before the foam does. Ask for an expected life stated in terms of the articulation rather than in years, and factor the replacement cycle into the whole-life cost rather than treating the mattress as a one-off purchase.

Ask whether the surface is supplied with a single cover over all sections or a cover per section, because that decides how it is laundered and what happens when one section is soiled. A single cover means the whole mattress goes out of service for one incident; separate covers mean a smaller replacement. Request cover material, flammability certification, and the agents and temperatures it tolerates.

Not stated. The banner names it electric and photography shows a handset on a cable and a drive housing beneath the deck, but the five lines contain no motor, no actuator and no rocker system. Ask how many drives are fitted, what each one moves, whether they operate independently, and what happens if one stops part-way through a movement.

It is not a recognised material class. It can describe a filled or reinforced polymer, a laminate over a wood-based board, a composite skin over metal, or a bonded multi-layer panel, and those behave differently under cleaning and impact. Ask the seller to name the substrate and the surface separately, in writing, and to state the cleaning agents the finish tolerates.

The table line carries the same quantity unit used for the bed head and the guardrail, which denotes a pair or set rather than a single item. That is an unusual way to count a table. It may indicate a table plus its mounting arm, two components of an assembly, or a clerical carry-over. Confirm exactly what arrives, since the English column reproduces the numbers without the units.

The specification names four silent wheels and does not mention braking. Photography shows caps at the castors of the kind usually found on braked units, which does not confirm an arrangement. Ask whether brakes are fitted, how many castors carry them, whether braking is per castor or central, and what happens to the mains cable when the bed is moved.

BS EN 60601-1 applies as the general standard for medical electrical equipment, and BS EN 60601-2-52:2010+A1:2015 as the particular standard for medical beds, now being succeeded by IEC/EN IEC 80601-2-52:2026 — ask which editions the declaration of conformity cites. Portable appliance testing applies under provider policy and a WEEE obligation attaches at disposal, with separate battery-waste obligations where a battery is fitted. PUWER 1998 and MHOR 1992 duties remain with the employer. 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.

Any placement where a mattress has to be specified from the published information, since neither a surface nor the dimensions one would need appears. It is also unsuitable where an existing stock mattress would simply be laid on it without checking the break positions, because a bridging surface undoes the position the bed was bought to provide. Beyond that, it offers no named height adjustment, suits assisted care rather than self-operation, and bariatric provision needs a published load rating this sheet does not carry.