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The Blue Jay Alternating Pressure Pump and Pad System is a deluxe adjustable pressure relief system designed for hospital and home care use. The A-B alternating air lines inflate and deflate 96 individual air cells in a preset 12-minute cycle to help redistribute pressure and improve comfort for individuals who spend extended time in bed. The pad is placed directly on top of an existing mattress and secured with 15.75" end flaps that wrap underneath for added stability. The quiet adjustable pump provides variable pressure settings from 20–120 mmHg and delivers 6 liters per minute of consistent airflow. A lighted on/off switch and built-in bed bracket make setup and operation straightforward.
This alternating pressure system is well suited for homecare patients and nursing facility residents who spend extended periods in bed and require a pressure redistribution surface to maintain skin integrity and comfort. It is a practical choice for family caregivers and home health aides managing the care of bedridden individuals who need an affordable, easy-to-set-up pressure relief solution that works with an existing mattress. Wound care nurses and occupational therapists recommending pressure management equipment for at-risk patients will find the adjustable pressure range and 12-minute alternating cycle appropriate for a range of patient needs. It is also appropriate for post-surgical patients or individuals with limited mobility who require temporary pressure relief support during recovery.
Does this system replace my existing mattress?
No. The pad is designed to be placed on top of an existing mattress and secured with the end flaps that wrap underneath. It does not replace the mattress.
What is the maximum user weight?
The pad supports a maximum user weight of 297.6 lbs.
How loud is the pump?
The pump is designed for quiet operation, making it suitable for use during sleep without significant noise disruption.
What is the cycle time?
The pump operates on a preset 12-minute alternating cycle, inflating and deflating the A and B air cell lines in sequence to continuously redistribute pressure.