A 4 motor nursing bed is designed for patients who need more than basic bed adjustment. With independent electric functions for positioning, turning, and daily nursing care, it can make routine care easier for both patients and caregivers.
LOHO offers two 4 motor electric nursing bed models designed for hospitals, nursing homes, rehabilitation facilities, and home care. Both models combine electric positioning, left and right turning, toilet access, safety features, and manual backup operation for patients requiring long-term bedside care.
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What Does a 4 Motor Nursing Bed Actually Do?
The four motors are not simply there to increase the number of functions. On LOHO’s 4 Motor Electric Nursing Bed, the independent motors control the backrest, turning, leg lifting, and toilet-hole system.
This gives caregivers more control over everyday patient positioning.
The bed provides:
- Backrest adjustment from 0–75°
- Leg adjustment up to 50°
- Leg lowering up to 35°
- Left and right turning up to 45°
- Electric toilet-hole opening
These functions allow the bed to support feeding, resting, hygiene care, rehabilitation, and patient repositioning without relying entirely on manual handling.
Why Is the Turning Function Important?
For patients who cannot easily turn themselves, repositioning can become one of the most demanding parts of daily care.
LOHO’s 4 motor nursing beds provide electric left and right turning up to 45°. The system also supports timed automatic turning on the applicable configuration, giving caregivers an easier way to assist with regular repositioning.
The turning function can be useful for:
- Long-term bedridden patients
- Elderly patients with limited mobility
- Patients receiving home care
- Rehabilitation patients
- Nursing home residents
The bed also incorporates anti-side-slip and anti-downward-slip protection to help maintain a more stable position during turning.
How Does the Toilet Function Work?
One of the most practical features of these LOHO nursing beds is the quick-open toilet-hole system.
Instead of transferring a bedridden patient from the bed to a separate toilet or commode for every toileting need, the bed can provide direct access through its integrated toilet system.
The product configuration includes a dedicated nursing bedpan system. The bed also supports hygiene-care accessories such as a hair-washing basin and foot-washing support.
For long-term care environments, this can simplify daily nursing routines and reduce unnecessary patient transfers.
Who Is a 4 Motor Nursing Bed Designed For?
A four-motor nursing bed is particularly suitable for patients who require regular assistance with positioning and daily care.
Typical applications include:
| User or Facility | Why the Bed Is Suitable |
|---|---|
| Nursing homes | Supports long-term daily care |
| Hospitals | Provides multiple positioning functions |
| Rehabilitation centers | Helps with positioning during recovery |
| Home care | Reduces caregiver effort |
| Bedridden patients | Supports turning, toileting, and repositioning |
LOHO specifically lists hospitals, ICU wards, nursing homes, elderly care centers, long-term bedridden patient care, and home healthcare rehabilitation among the applications for its 4 Motor Electric Nursing Bed.
What Are the Main Differences Between LOHO’s Two 4 Motor Nursing Beds?
LOHO currently offers two closely related 4 motor nursing bed models.
The Electric 4 Motor Nursing Bed measures approximately 2060 × 1120 × 520 mm and has a ≥260kg safe load capacity. It includes a medical mattress, ABS dining table, hair-washing basin, nursing bedpan system, and IV stand socket system as part of its standard configuration.
The 4 Motor Electric Nursing Bed measures approximately 2000 × 900 × 460 mm, also supports ≥260kg, and includes a medical mattress, toilet and hygiene system, and dining table board. It also features a backlit remote control and dual-side controller usability.
This gives buyers a practical choice based on the space available and the configuration required for their care environment.
How Does the Electric Adjustment Improve Daily Nursing?
Frequent manual repositioning can make daily care physically demanding.
With electric controls, caregivers can adjust the patient’s back, legs, and turning position without repeatedly operating mechanical hand cranks.
LOHO’s beds also include a one-key sit-up function, allowing the bed to move into a sitting position more conveniently.
This can be useful when patients need assistance with:
- Eating
- Reading
- Communication
- Resting
- Rehabilitation
- Personal hygiene
What Happens If the Power Fails?
A concern with electric nursing beds is what happens when electrical power is unavailable.
LOHO’s 4 motor nursing beds include manual backup operation, allowing the bed to be operated manually during a power failure or motor malfunction.
This provides an additional level of practicality for facilities and home care users who rely on the bed for daily patient care.
Is the Bed Strong Enough for Long-Term Care?
Both LOHO models have a stated safe load capacity of at least 260kg.
The frame uses reinforced steel construction. The 4 Motor Electric Nursing Bed, for example, uses a 30 × 60 × 1.2 mm reinforced steel frame and cold-rolled steel bed surface, with robotic automatic welding and an anti-corrosion powder coating.
This construction is intended for continuous use in demanding care environments.
What Safety Features Are Included?
For a multifunctional nursing bed, the positioning system is only one part of the product.
LOHO’s 4 Motor Electric Nursing Bed includes ABS reinforced side rails with pneumatic slow-down, an anti-collision headboard and footboard system, actuator-end protection, and locking casters.
The bed uses 125mm medical-grade brake casters with a stable double-wheel structure, allowing caregivers to move and secure the bed when necessary.
Is the Mattress Included?
Yes. Both LOHO 4 motor nursing bed models are supplied with a medical mattress.
The 4 Motor Electric Nursing Bed includes a ≥6cm medical mattress with a coir and cotton support structure, waterproof inner layer, breathable design, and removable easy-clean cover.
This is important for buyers because mattress compatibility does not need to be solved separately after purchasing the bed.
Why Choose a 4 Motor Nursing Bed Instead of a Basic Care Bed?
The main advantage is that more daily care tasks can be handled directly through the bed.
A basic care bed may provide back and leg adjustment, but LOHO’s four-motor configuration adds functions such as electric turning and integrated toilet access.
For patients who spend most of their time in bed, these additional functions can make a meaningful difference to daily nursing routines.
The value is therefore not simply the number of motors. It is the combination of positioning, turning, hygiene care, safety, and caregiver convenience in one system.
What Should Buyers Check Before Ordering?
If you are purchasing 4 motor nursing beds for a hospital, nursing home, distributor, or home care project, check the actual configuration rather than relying only on the product name.
Important specifications include:
- Overall bed dimensions
- Load capacity
- Turning angle
- Backrest angle
- Leg adjustment range
- Motor configuration
- Manual backup function
- Side rail design
- Caster system
- Mattress specification
- Toilet and hygiene accessories
- Power requirements
LOHO’s two models have different dimensions and configurations, so buyers can select the version that better matches their space and application requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a 4 motor nursing bed?
A 4 motor nursing bed is an electric care bed with four independent motors controlling multiple functions such as backrest adjustment, leg positioning, turning, and toilet access.
What is the turning angle of the LOHO 4 motor nursing bed?
LOHO’s 4 motor nursing beds support left and right turning up to 45°, with turning assistance designed for patients who have limited mobility.
Does the LOHO 4 motor nursing bed have a toilet function?
Yes. Both models include a quick-open toilet-hole system designed to support bedside toileting and hygiene care.
What is the load capacity?
Both LOHO 4 motor nursing bed models have a stated safe load capacity of ≥260kg.
Can the bed be used during a power failure?
Yes. Both models provide manual backup operation, allowing essential bed adjustments when electrical power is unavailable.
Conclusion
A 4 motor nursing bed is most valuable when a patient requires frequent repositioning and assistance with daily care.
LOHO’s two 4 motor models go beyond basic electric bed adjustment by combining 45° left and right turning, back and leg positioning, quick-open toilet access, safety side rails, medical mattresses, and manual backup operation.
For hospitals, nursing homes, rehabilitation facilities, and home care projects, the choice between the two models should come down to the required dimensions, configuration, and care environment.
If you are sourcing 4 motor nursing beds for a medical equipment project or distribution business, LOHO can provide the corresponding product specifications and quotation based on your requirements.
