working principle

1. The air compression pump consists of a motor, air chambers, valves, and a control unit.

2. The control unit regulates the pressure and cycle timings of the air compression.

3. The motor powers the pump to generate compressed air.

4. The compressed air is delivered to the air chambers within the mattress.

5. The valves control the flow of air into and out of the chambers.

6. The control unit determines the pressure levels and cycle patterns based on the user’s settings or pre-programmed modes.

7. The air chambers inflate and deflate in a sequential or alternating manner, creating pressure redistribution and promoting blood circulation.

8. The pressure changes within the mattress help prevent pressure ulcers or bedsores by reducing prolonged pressure on specific body areas.

9. The control unit may also include additional features such as adjustable firmness, customizable pressure levels, and alarm systems for pressure loss or malfunctions.

10. The air compression pump continuously operates to maintain the desired pressure and cycle settings for optimal therapeutic effect.