• Gradual and safe control: the electric tilt allows for a slow and precise transition from a supine to an upright position, reducing the risk of uncontrolled vasovagal reactions and allowing continuous monitoring of symptoms.
• Diagnostic precision: the tilt indicator in degrees allows for replicating the same angles between sessions, ensuring standardization in the tilt test protocol.
• Operational ergonomics: the ergonomic handset with an applicable magnet reduces operator fatigue and allows for control at close range from the patient without fixed obstructions.
• Patient stability and comfort: the rounded lateral padding, protected edges, and fireproof synthetic leather ensure prolonged comfort and regulatory compliance with fire safety standards.
• Internal mobility: the wheel system with single brakes and one directional wheel allows for easy movement within the clinic while maintaining stability and positional control.
• Robust workload: the 180 kg capacity and contained weight (65 kg) allow for use on various classes of patients without structural compromises.

The tilt test table is intended for medical offices, cardiology clinics, and specialized neurologists who perform orthostatic tests for the evaluation of syncope, presyncope, and postural instability. It finds application in the diagnosis of pathologies such as vasovagal syncope, cardiac arrhythmias induced by postural change, orthostatic hypotension, and balance disorders.

Use is indicated in contexts where precise and repeatable control of patient tilt during specialized visits is necessary. The robust structure and stable footplate make it suitable for managing patients with reduced mobility or who need support during the examination.

Regulatory compliance (Class 1 IM) and the fire certification of the upholstery qualify it for hospital environments, private clinics, and diagnostic centers subject to safety inspections.

Choose this table when you need a standardized and repeatable tool for clinical tilt test protocols. It is the right choice if the clinic requires controlled electric tilt (not manual) to ensure smooth and safe transitions, quantified monitoring in degrees, and fire regulatory compliance.

Operational prerequisites include: availability of mains power supply (220 V 50/60 Hz) in the office, sufficient space for the maximum length with footplate (203 cm), and personnel trained in the use of the ergonomic handset.

It represents the ideal solution if your office frequently performs orthostatic tests and you need reproducibility of angles between different patients, long-term mechanical reliability (individual brakes, dedicated electric motor), and certified compliance on fire safety aspects for healthcare accreditation.

What is the difference between this table and a manual table?

This table features electric tilt with a degree indicator, which allows for smooth, controlled, and repeatable transitions. A manual table would require physical intervention by the operator and would not offer the same angular precision. The absence of sudden movements reduces the risk of uncontrolled syncopal reactions and ensures adherence to standardized tilt test protocols.

What certifications and safety regulations are applied?

The table is provided with a Declaration of Conformity. The fireproof synthetic leather upholstery is certified Class 1 IM, complying with European regulations on the fire behavior of materials for furniture and medical devices. The 220 V 50/60 Hz mains power supply meets international electrical safety standards for medical devices.

What is the maximum load and is it suitable for all patients?

The safe maximum load is 180 kg. The maximum patient height in a supine position is 205 cm. These parameters cover the majority of the population, but case-by-case evaluations are recommended for patients exceeding the indicated limits.

Is the footplate adjustable in tilt?

No. The entire footplate is only adjustable in the length of the bed. Tilt is controlled exclusively by the table’s electric mechanism (up to 90°). This configuration ensures stability of support during positional changes.

How is the movement and braking of the wheels managed?

The table has 4 wheels (diameter 12.5 cm), one of which is directional. Each wheel is equipped with an independent braking system, allowing for total locking for safety during the examination and smooth mobility during transfers within the clinic.

What is the energy consumption and the tilt time?

The table is powered by 220 V 50/60 Hz mains. The technical specifications provided do not indicate energy consumption or transition time; this information is available directly from the manufacturer for energy efficiency evaluations.