Foot Sensor ICU Stainless Steel Automatic Door

In Hospital ICU Room, time is life, patient's safety and medical staff's efficient work are crucial. Foot Sensor ICU Stainless Steel Automatic Door adopts foot sensor door opening technology, combined with high-quality stainless steel material, to provide a smarter and more hygienic entrance and exit for hospitals.

Intelligent Foot Sensor Design, Reduced Contact and Hygiene

In a hospital environment, it is important to keep hands clean. While traditional manual door opening may pose an increased risk of cross-infection, this Hospital ICU Door utilizes advanced foot-sensing technology, which eliminates the need for hand contact and opens automatically with a single step, dramatically reducing the likelihood of bacterial transmission. This design is especially suitable for ICU rooms, Operating Rooms and other high-standard clean areas, making it more convenient for medical staff to handle emergencies.

Stainless steel, durable and easy to clean

ICU Room Door is made of high-quality stainless steel, which is not only simple and modern in appearance, but also has strong corrosion resistance and impact resistance, and can maintain stable performance for a long time. At the same time, the smooth surface of stainless steel is not easy to hide dirt, and daily cleaning is more convenient, in line with the hospital's high standards of hygiene environment requirements.

Automatic door system, improve efficiency and safety

In order to improve the efficiency of medical work, this Hospital Room Door adopts an intelligent automatic door system, which can quickly sense and smoothly open and close. Healthcare workers don't need to stop their work, they just need to gently sense with their feet and pass through without any obstacles. The door operates stably with a low-noise design to avoid disturbing patients' rest, and is equipped with an anti-pinch function to ensure the safety of passage.

Suitable for a wide range of hospital scenarios

The ICU Room Door is suitable for ICU rooms, operating rooms, sterile wards, ward passages and many other medical scenarios. Whether it is a doctor pushing a hospital bed to pass quickly, or medical staff carrying medical equipment in and out, it can be easily dealt with, providing a more efficient and safer passage experience for hospitals.