HCI-TV12LCPGA stainless steel halo has been added to our personal TVs for protection. When users swing the arm away from them, the halo will keep the TV from being damaged against a wall or other obstruction, decreasing repair or replacement costs.
The patented mounting system on the unit allows the patient to tip the TV to any angle, move it side-to-side, and even turn it so they can view TV when lying on their side. This increases patient satisfaction.
For options other than TV, they can flip on the radio. The Bedmate is the only personal TV with an FM radio and composite video for game players.
A common problem with the old CRTs and even some of the newer LCDs are push buttons, they are often the reason TVs need servicing. Our TVs have a soft-touch button pad, not a mechanical switch. This small and important change by HCI eliminates button defects, decreasing service visits.
The BedMate now has optional accessories. The Sip & Puff divice allows the physically handicapped to control the basic functions of the TV. The patient will be able to turn the set On, Off, Channel Up, Channel Down and Increment Channel Up & Channel Down, while also given the ability to control the volume level. The BedMate is also available with an optional DVD Mount and Player. The DVD Player is a robust and reliable slot loading type unit.
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