CONFYCARE specializes in professional medical furniture, including advanced electric hospital beds, cardiology couches, and clinical treatment tables.
CONFYCARE (also frequently identified as Coinfycare) is a specialized manufacturer of high-quality medical and clinical furniture designed for hospitals, nursing homes, and professional healthcare environments. Their product lineup features advanced motorized solutions, including multi-function electric hospital beds, ICU tilting beds, electric treatment tables, and cardiology couches.
Engineered for both patient comfort and caregiver convenience, CONFYCARE equipment strictly adheres to European medical device regulations and rigorous safety standards. With robust functional features like CPR emergency release levers, vertical lifting mechanisms, Trendelenburg positioning, and central braking systems, their clinical furniture ensures reliable performance in demanding medical settings.
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For sudden emergencies where the patient needs to be in a supine position rapidly, locate the quick release handle (CPR wrench) on the back panel of the bed. Pulling this handle will quickly flatten the back plate. This feature should only be operated by medical professionals.
Most CONFYCARE treatment tables, such as the EL02C Cardiology Couch, support a maximum safe working load of up to 250 kg (550 lbs). Always check the specific weight capacity limit on the product label of your model before use.
CONFYCARE beds utilize a central control brake system. Step on the red side of the brake pedal on the rear casters to lock them securely in place. To unlock the bed for moving, step on the green side. Ensure all casters are fully locked before patient transfer or upright training.
First, unplug the table from the mains. Clean the upholstery using a soft cloth dampened with warm water and a mild neutral soap. To disinfect, apply a suitable bactericide onto a soft cloth first—never spray directly onto the table. Do not use abrasive cleaners or a mixture of different disinfectants.