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StandardAir LAL Alternating Pressure Mattress

StandardAir LAL Alternating Pressure Mattress

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$898.00
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Alternating Low Air Loss Therapy: Delivers up to 15 LPM airflow to continuously reduce skin pressure and moisture buildup.

24-Hour Power Outage Protection: Keeps the bottom layer of cells inflated even during power failures—ensuring uninterrupted support.

Audio & Visual Alerts: Instantly notifies caregivers of low pressure or system malfunctions for timely intervention.

Enhanced Torso Support: Seating function boosts pressure relief around the torso to prevent sores in high-risk areas.

Warranty: 60 Days

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StandardAir Low-Air-Loss Alternating Pressure Mattress


This mattress system delivers alternating pressure and continuous low-air-loss airflow—up to 15 liters per minute—to help prevent and treat pressure ulcers (Stages I–IV). Its design ensures 24-hour power outage protection by maintaining inflation in the lower air cells. An intuitive seating function enhances torso support, while audio and visual alerts notify caregivers of low pressure or system malfunctions. Built for high-risk or immobile users, it holds up to 450 lbs and is ideal for long-term patient care.

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Integrated Alternating Pressure with Low Air Loss for Skin Health


The StandardAir mattress delivers alternating pressure cycles combined with up to 15 LPM of low air loss airflow, effectively aiding in pressure ulcer prevention and managing skin moisture—ideal for treating stages 1–4 pressure injuries.

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Cell-on-Cell Design with Power Outage Protection & Alerts


Featuring a cell-on-cell support structure, the mattress keeps its bottom layer inflated even during power failures, ensuring continuous support. Caregivers are also notified of low pressure or system issues through intuitive audio and visual alerts.

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Enhanced Torso Support and High Weight Capacity


Optimized for high-risk or immobile users, the mattress includes a built-in seating function that delivers targeted support to the torso. Designed to accommodate heavier patients, it strikes a balance between therapeutic support and comfort.

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Choose based on room size and personal sleeping needs. A twin works for one person or small spaces, while queen or king sizes are ideal for couples or more stretch. Always measure your bedroom and bed frame before buying to ensure proper fit.

Memory foam offers pressure relief and motion isolation; innerspring provides bounce and breathability; latex is durable and naturally hypoallergenic. If you’re sensitive to chemicals or off-gassing, look for CertiPUR-US or GOTS/GOLS-certified models.

Most quality mattresses are designed to perform well for 8–10 years. Signs of need for replacement include sagging, persistent discomfort, allergies, or disrupted sleep. Regular rotation (every 3–6 months) can help extend lifespan.

Mattress warranties typically cover manufacturing defects (e.g., sagging, broken coils) but not comfort objections or minor wear. Installing a mattress protector is wise since stains often void warranties. Consider adding a protection plan for coverage beyond the standard period.