Alternating Pressure Pump And Pad – Blue Jay (APP)

Product Description:

Blue Jay Alternating Pressure Pump & Pad System

The Blue Jay Alternating Pressure Pump and Pad system is an essential solution for the prevention and treatment of bedsores and pressure ulcers. Designed for both hospital and home care environments, this system offers exceptional comfort and effective pressure relief for patients at risk of developing pressure sores.

Key Features:

• Deluxe Adjustable Pressure Pump: The system comes with an adjustable pressure pump that alternately inflates and deflates 96 individual air cells within the bubble pad. This process ensures continuous movement and redistribution of pressure, significantly reducing the risk of skin breakdown.

• Premium Quality Materials: The pad is constructed from durable, heavy-gauge medical-grade PVC, ensuring long-lasting performance and reliability. The material is designed for easy cleaning and maintenance, making it ideal for use in various care settings.

• Easy Installation and Use: The pad is designed to be placed on top of an existing mattress, with 15.7-inch flaps that wrap securely underneath for added stability. The pump, featuring a quiet motor and a lighted on/off switch, easily attaches to the bed with a built-in bracket.

• Optimal Comfort and Support: The adjustable pressure settings allow caregivers to customize the firmness of the pad to meet individual patient needs. The system’s consistent airflow, with a 12-minute alternating cycle, ensures that patients remain comfortable throughout the day and night.

• Comprehensive Kit: The system includes the alternating pressure pump, bubble pad, tubing, and a repair kit, providing everything needed for quick setup and long-term use.

Specifications:

• Inflated Pad Dimensions: 78.7" L x 35.4" W x 2.8" H
• Power Source: 110V/60Hz
• Air Output Capacity: 6 Liters per Minute
• Cycle Time: 12 Minutes
• Pressure Range: 20-120 mmHg
• Maximum User Weight: 297.6 lbs
• Warranty: 2 years for the pump, 1 year for the pad

Ideal For: Patients in hospitals, nursing homes, or home care settings who are at risk of developing pressure ulcers due to prolonged immobility.