Lumex Select LS200 Alternating Pressure Mattress System – Low Air Loss Mattress With Pump, 350 lb Capacity
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✔ 88 to 350 lb Weight Range
✔ 36″ x 80″ x 8″ Air Mattress
✔ 2:1 Alternating, 12-Min Cycle
✔ Static Low Air Loss Mode
✔ Low-Pressure Alarm & CPR Valve
✔ Pump Hangs on the Footboard
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Lumex Select LS200 Alternating Pressure / Low Air Loss Mattress System – 36″ x 80″ x 8″ Air Mattress and Pump
The Lumex LS200 is a complete powered mattress system: an 8″ air mattress that replaces the mattress on a 36″ x 80″ hospital bed, plus a quiet pump that hangs on the footboard. It runs in two modes. In alternating mode the cells take turns deflating on a 2:1 pattern over a 12-minute cycle, so only part of the body is ever off-loaded at one time. In static mode the cells stay inflated and air flows out of tiny vents for low air loss only.
Graham-Field builds the Lumex Select alternating pressure mattress for people who spend long hours in bed at home or in a care setting. GF’s manual says the system is designed to aid in the treatment and prevention of pressure ulcers; how it’s used for a particular patient is a decision for their doctor, nurse or wound care team. The APM mattress with low air loss takes users from 88 lb up to 350 lb, evenly distributed.
Every cell is split in two (GF calls it “cell on cell”), so if the power goes out and the top cells empty, the bottom layer stays up under the patient. There’s also a low-pressure alarm, a comfort dial for firmness, a quick-release CPR valve and a quilted cover.
Why Choose the Lumex Select LS200?
It’s a straightforward, complete system: mattress, pump and cover in one box, with nothing extra to buy before you can use it. The pump sets the 12-minute alternating cycle for you, and the caregiver only has to choose the mode and set the comfort dial. The split cells, alarm and CPR valve cover the things families worry about most: a power outage, a leak and a fast deflation in an emergency.
Graham-Field backs the pump for two years and the mattress for one year.
Who Is the Lumex LS200 Best For?
The LS200 is a good fit for:
- People who spend most of the day and night in bed and need more than a foam mattress, when their care team has recommended an alternating pressure or low air loss surface
- Home hospital bed setups with a standard 36″ x 80″ deck
- Caregivers who want simple controls: one mode button, one comfort dial and an alarm reset
- Users between 88 lb and 350 lb (GF’s minimum and maximum), age 15 and up
- Home care and long-term care settings; GF lists it for both home and professional use
New to powered mattresses? Our Medical Mattress Knowledge Base explains the types, and the Hospital Bed Mattress Assessment Tool gives a quick recommendation.
Who May Need a Different Mattress?
- Users over 350 lb: the LS200 tops out at 350 lb, evenly distributed. Call us for a bariatric surface.
- Users under 88 lb or younger than 15: GF sets an 88 lb minimum and says the system is for people at least 15 years old.
- Beds that aren’t 36″ x 80″: the mattress is 36″ x 80″. A wider or longer bed leaves gaps at the sides or ends, and GF warns that gaps between mattress, frame and rails must be avoided.
- Rooms without a nearby wall outlet: GF says to plug the pump straight into a grounded wall outlet, not an extension cord or power strip.
- Anyone who only needs a topper on an existing mattress: a pad or overlay may be enough. Compare the Invacare microAIR MA800 Low Air Loss Mattress System or browse all Medical Bed Mattresses.
2:1 Alternating Cycle Every 12 Minutes
In alternating mode the pump runs a fixed 12-minute cycle: 4 minutes with the “A” cells deflated, 2 minutes static, 4 minutes with the “B” cells deflated, then 2 minutes static. Because the cells alternate 2:1, half of the body is always supported. The first three cells at the head end always stay static, so the head and shoulders don’t shift. The cycle time is set at the factory and can’t be changed.
Static Mode for Low Air Loss Only
Press and hold the MODE button for one second to switch to static mode. The alternating stops, the cells stay inflated and air keeps flowing through the vented cells for low air loss. GF’s manual has the caregiver do a hand check in this mode: slide a hand under the buttocks, between the cells and the bottom of the mattress. There should be at least 1 1/2″ of clearance.
Cell-on-Cell Design for Power Outages
Each air cell is split into an upper and a lower chamber. If the power fails and the upper cells empty, the lower cells stay inflated, so the patient isn’t left lying on the bed deck. During an outage the pump stops and its light or alarm may come on. That’s normal, and it starts again when the power comes back.
Comfort Dial, Alarm and CPR Valve
- Comfort dial: turns the mattress firmer or softer to suit the patient’s weight and comfort.
- Low-pressure alarm: sounds if pressure drops. ALARM RESET mutes it for 20 minutes, and the alarm stays off for the first 45 minutes after power-on while the mattress fills.
- Quick-release CPR valve: at the head end, on the patient’s left, for fast deflation.
- Footboard hanger: the pump hangs on the bed’s footboard or sits on a flat surface.
Mattress System vs. a Pressure Pad or Overlay
A pad or overlay sits on top of the mattress you already have. The LS200 replaces the mattress: you take the old one off the bed frame and the 8″ air mattress goes in its place, strapped to the frame. That puts the patient directly on the air cells and keeps the bed height closer to what the rails were designed for. If you need a system that does the whole job, this is it. If you only want extra comfort on a good existing mattress, an overlay costs less and is simpler. Our Best Hospital Bed Mattress Buying Guide compares the options.
Common Problem → Lumex LS200 Solution
Problem: Dad is home from the hospital and spends nearly all day in bed. The visiting nurse wants him on an alternating pressure surface, and the family is nervous about what happens if the power goes out overnight.
Solution: The LS200 replaces his mattress and runs the 2:1 cycle on its own. If the power drops, the lower half of each split cell stays inflated under him, and the low-pressure alarm tells the family if something’s wrong.
“Can we switch it off alternating when he’s eating or getting washed?” Yes. One press of the MODE button switches to static mode, and one more press brings back alternating.
Setup
- Level the bed and lock the brakes. Take off the old mattress.
- Lay the LS200 on the frame with the air tube at the foot end, make sure there are no gaps against the frame or rails, and fasten the straps underneath to the bed frame.
- Hang the pump on the footboard (or set it on a flat surface) and connect the air hoses. Keep them free of kinks and clear of moving bed parts.
- Attach the cover, check that the pump switch is off, then plug the pump into a grounded wall outlet that isn’t controlled by a wall switch.
- Turn it on, let the mattress fill completely, then center the patient. The mattress may look wrinkled out of the box; GF says it can take up to 24 hours to smooth out and you can use it right away.
Care & Cleaning
Always turn the pump off and unplug it first. Wipe the cover and cells with a diluted detergent or a disinfectant cleaner; don’t use phenol-based cleaners. GF’s manual also allows washing the cover by hand in hot water with a neutral detergent, or laundering it at 160°F, as long as it’s fully dried afterward. Wipe the pump weekly with a damp soft cloth and mild detergent, and never let liquid get inside it.
What’s Included
The LS200 comes as a complete system: the air mattress, the pump and the quilted cover, with a user manual. Replacement pumps, mattresses and covers are sold separately by Graham-Field; call us if you need one.
Warranty
Graham-Field warrants the pump for two (2) years and the mattress for one (1) year from shipment, against defects in material and workmanship. Ask us for the full terms.
Key Features
✔ 88 to 350 lb Weight Range
✔ 36″ x 80″ x 8″ Air Mattress
✔ 2:1 Alternating, 12-Min Cycle
✔ Static Low Air Loss Mode
✔ Low-Pressure Alarm & CPR Valve
✔ Pump Hangs on the Footboard
Product Specifications
| Brand | Lumex by Graham-Field |
| Model | Lumex Select LS200 Alternating Pressure / Low Air Loss Mattress System |
| Item Number | LS200 |
| UPC | 717076192446 |
| Type | Mattress replacement system: air mattress, pump and cover |
| Weight Capacity | 88 lb (40 kg) minimum to 350 lb (158.75 kg) maximum, evenly distributed |
| Mattress Size | 36″ W x 80″ L x 8″ H (91.4 x 203.2 x 20.3 cm) |
| Mattress Weight | 20 lb (9.1 kg) |
| Modes | Alternating (2:1) or Static (low air loss only) |
| Cycle Time | 12 minutes: 4 min A cells deflate, 2 min static, 4 min B cells deflate, 2 min static (fixed) |
| Cell Design | Split “cell on cell” air cells; first 3 head-end cells always static |
| Pressure Range | 16 to 32 (±6) mmHg |
| Air Flow | 4.5 L/min compressor |
| Comfort Control | Soft-firm comfort level dial |
| Alarm | Audible low-pressure alarm; reset mutes for 20 minutes |
| Emergency Deflation | Quick-release CPR valve at the head end |
| Top Cover | Quilted navy nylon coated with PU |
| Bottom Cover | Black polyester laminated with PVC |
| Pump Size | 10.16″ x 4.6″ x 6.38″ (25.8 x 11.7 x 16.2 cm) |
| Pump Weight | 4.85 lb (2.2 kg) |
| Pump Mounting | Footboard hanger or flat surface |
| Power | AC 110-120V, 60 Hz; 12.5 ft power cord |
| Operating Temperature | 59°F to 104°F (15°C to 40°C) |
| Intended User | Age 15 and up; home or professional healthcare settings |
| Replacement Parts | LS200P pump, LS200M mattress, LS200C top cover (sold separately) |
| Warranty | Pump two (2) years, mattress one (1) year, limited; ask us for full terms |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Lumex Select LS200?
It’s a powered mattress replacement system from Lumex, made up of an 8″ air mattress, a pump and a quilted cover. It runs in a 2:1 alternating pressure mode or a static low air loss mode, and it replaces the mattress on a 36″ x 80″ bed.
What does “alternating pressure” mean on this mattress?
The air cells take turns deflating and refilling. On the LS200 the “A” and “B” cells alternate over a fixed 12-minute cycle, so half of the body is always supported while the other areas get a break from pressure.
What is low air loss?
Low air loss means air flows out of small vents in the cells. In static mode the LS200 stops alternating and gives low air loss only, through the cell micro vents.
How much weight does the LS200 hold?
Graham-Field lists a minimum of 88 lb and a maximum of 350 lb, evenly distributed. For someone over 350 lb, call us at 585-505-6665 about a bariatric surface.
What size bed does it fit?
The mattress is 36″ wide, 80″ long and 8″ high, which matches a standard 36″ x 80″ hospital bed deck. GF says the frame and side rails must be sized to the mattress so there are no gaps.
Does it go on top of my mattress?
No. It replaces the mattress. Take the existing mattress off the bed frame, put the LS200 in its place and fasten its straps to the frame.
What happens if the power goes out?
The pump stops, and its light or alarm may come on, which GF says is normal. Each cell is split in two, and the lower cells stay inflated if the upper cells empty, so the patient isn’t lying on the frame. The pump restarts when power returns.
Can I change the alternating cycle time?
No. The 12-minute cycle is set at the factory. You choose the mode (alternating or static) and set firmness with the comfort dial.
Is the pump loud or hard to use?
The front panel has a power switch, a MODE button, a comfort dial and an ALARM RESET button. GF doesn’t publish a noise rating; call us if that matters for your room.
Can I plug it into an extension cord?
No. GF says to plug the pump straight into a grounded wall outlet that isn’t controlled by a wall switch, and not to use extension cords or power strips.
Does this mattress heal bedsores?
No mattress heals a wound by itself. GF’s manual says the LS200 is designed to aid in the treatment and prevention of pressure ulcers. The patient still needs repositioning and skin checks, and their care team should decide what surface is right.
What warranty does the LS200 have?
Graham-Field covers the pump for two years and the mattress for one year from shipment. Ask us for the full warranty terms.
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PRODUCT SPECIFICATION
| Brand: | Lumex by Graham-Field |
| Model: | Lumex Select LS200 Alternating Pressure / Low Air Loss Mattress System |
| Item Number: | LS200 |
| UPC: | 717076192446 |
| Type: | Mattress replacement system: air mattress, pump and cover |
| Weight Capacity: | 88 lb (40 kg) minimum to 350 lb (158.75 kg) maximum, evenly distributed |
| Mattress Size: | 36″ W x 80″ L x 8″ H (91.4 x 203.2 x 20.3 cm) |
| Mattress Weight: | 20 lb (9.1 kg) |
| Modes: | Alternating (2:1) or Static (low air loss only) |
| Cycle Time: | 12 minutes: 4 min A cells deflate, 2 min static, 4 min B cells deflate, 2 min static (fixed) |
| Cell Design: | Split “cell on cell” air cells; first 3 head-end cells always static |
| Pressure Range: | 16 to 32 (±6) mmHg |
| Air Flow: | 4.5 L/min compressor |
| Comfort Control: | Soft-firm comfort level dial |
| Alarm: | Audible low-pressure alarm; reset mutes for 20 minutes |
| Emergency Deflation: | Quick-release CPR valve at the head end |
| Top Cover: | Quilted navy nylon coated with PU |
| Bottom Cover: | Black polyester laminated with PVC |
| Pump Size: | 10.16″ x 4.6″ x 6.38″ (25.8 x 11.7 x 16.2 cm) |
| Pump Weight: | 4.85 lb (2.2 kg) |
| Pump Mounting: | Footboard hanger or flat surface |
| Power: | AC 110-120V, 60 Hz; 12.5 ft power cord |
| Operating Temperature: | 59°F to 104°F (15°C to 40°C) |
| Intended User: | Age 15 and up; home or professional healthcare settings |
| Replacement Parts: | LS200P pump, LS200M mattress, LS200C top cover (sold separately) |
| Warranty: | Pump two (2) years, mattress one (1) year, limited; ask us for full terms |
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