PressureGuard APM2 Digital Control Unit by Span America
The SPAN PressureGuard APM2 Digital Control Unit is a lightweight, quiet, and highly dependable solution designed for advanced pressure management and patient safety. Engineered for unmatched treatment flexibility, it offers a timed 20-minute Auto Firm mode to enhance stability during transfers, ADLs, and CPR.
The Float mode delivers powered flotation therapy, while the Alternate mode provides a 10-minute cycle for alternating pressure or lateral rotation therapy, ensuring optimal pressure redistribution.
For added safety, the unit features Low Pressure and Power Failure indicator lights, along with selectable audible alarms to alert caregivers. A simple, indexed comfort adjustment allows for easy customization based on patient needs.
Features & Benefits
- Low Pressure Indicator Light – Alerts caregivers to low-pressure conditions.
- Power Failure Indicator Light – Provides warning in case of power loss.
- Selectable Audible Alarms – Ensures prompt attention to critical alerts.
- Simple, Indexed Comfort Adjustment – Allows easy customization for patient comfort.
- Timed (20-Minute) Auto Firm Mode – Enhances stability for transfers, ADLs, and CPR.
- Float Mode – Delivers powered flotation therapy for superior pressure relief.
- Alternate Mode – Operates on a 10-minute cycle for either alternating pressure therapy or lateral rotation therapy.
Compatible With:
- PressureGuard APM2 Deluxe Therapy Mattress System
- PressureGuard APM2 Safety Supreme Mattress System
Specification
- Weight: 4.7 lbs.
- Dimensions: 11.5” x 7” x 4.5”
- Max Current: 1.0 Amp
- Frequency: 60 Hertz
- Voltage: 120 AC
- UL Listing: Certified to IEC60601-1-1
PressureGuard APM Standard Control Unit Warranty
- The PressureGuard APM2 Digital Control Unit is covered by an 18-month warranty.
Important Notice: Due to health and hygiene regulations, this product is non-returnable if opened or used. We recommend verifying the dimensions and specifications before purchase to ensure it meets your needs.
