Arjo Huntleigh Aura Inflatable Cushion and Pump

Arjo Huntleigh Aura Inflatable Cushion and Pump

The Cushion and Pump Arjo Huntleigh Aura Inflatable Cushion System is a dynamic seating solution designed to help prevent and manage pressure ulcers in patients at risk. This cushion and pump system is suitable for both hospital and homecare environments, providing active pressure redistribution rather than static support. By alternating air pressure within the cushion, the system helps maintain low interface pressures during prolonged sitting.

In addition, the Cushion and Pump system uses ‘V’-shaped air cells that inflate and deflate over a typical ten-minute cycle. This dynamic therapy supports continuous pressure redistribution, which has been shown to be more effective than standard static cushions. As a result, patients benefit from improved comfort and reduced risk of tissue damage.

Portability, Safety and System Components

The Cushion and Pump system includes a compact and lightweight pressure-regulating pump, allowing users greater flexibility and independence. Furthermore, selected models offer extended battery life, enabling use away from fixed power sources. Audible and visual alarms alert users to low pressure or power failure, supporting safe operation.

Designed with infection control in mind, the cushion materials are water-resistant and easy to clean. The cushion can be secured to seating using fixing straps, while the pump can be positioned nearby or suspended for convenience. The Cushion and Pump system includes an inflatable cushion, pressure control pump, rechargeable battery with charger, and a protective cover that supports hygiene and durability.

Key Features and Specifications

• Cushion and Pump dynamic pressure relief system

• Alternating air pressure therapy with ten-minute cycle

• Maximum user weight up to 120 kg on standard models

• Compact, lightweight pump design

• Audible and visual safety alarms

• Water-resistant, easy-clean materials

• Suitable for hospital and homecare use

Information on this page is provided for guidance and does not replace advice from a qualified clinician. Always read the manufacturer's instructions before use, and check that a device is suitable for the patient and the prescribed therapy.