A bed with a damaged power lead is a bed out of service. This is the replacement mains lead for Howard Wright M7 and M8 beds, so a frayed, crushed or missing cord can be swapped out on the spot and the bed put back into service.
Leads on hospital and care beds take a lot of punishment: they get run over by trolleys, pinched under castors and pulled at the plug end during room moves. Keeping a spare on the shelf means a maintenance officer can return a bed to the floor the same day.
It is the correct part for these bed models, which matters because a substituted lead on a medical device is not something a facility should be signing off on.






