TECH READY MEDICATION CARTS FOR NURSE TREATMENT MODEL HSC-GPLB

Product SKU: HSC-GPLB

- Cart body height:1398mm， Height of Tabletop：1015mm， Durable ABS plastic tabletop, size：490mm(L) x 460mm(W), the middle of the table can be opened for placing mini PC.

- Monitor bracket: built-in constant lift structure, light and convenient, display rack hi-low range: 130mm, the rack can be tilted 20 °, proposed size of display ≤ 22 inches or all-in-one machine, recommended load ≦ 10Kg

- Bi-directional retractable mouse tray, both working by left and right hand,

- The bottom of the tabletop is a reserved position for a built-in battery and inverter, charger. A portable plug-in high-performance lithium battery power supply system (with LED keyboard lights) provides uninterruptible power for equipment or computer, safe, reliable, and convenient.

- The car body is equipped with a five-story chain drawer and concealed handle design to meet the storage requirements of large-capacity nursing. The first and second drawer size: 415mm(L) x 384mm(W) x 80mm(H) The third and fourth drawer size: 415mm(L) x 384mm(W) x 120mm(H) The fifth drawer size: 415mm(L) x 384mm(W) x 200mm(H)

- Casters: single-wheel casters for medical use， smooth and stable.

Suitable for :

• Medication administration process
• EMR/EHR mobilization
• Organized med pass
• Improved nursing workflow

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What type of display can be mounted on the cart?
A: It supports a monitor or all-in-one system up to 22 inches with a recommended load of 10 kg.

Q: How much storage is available for medication supplies?
A: The cart includes five drawers of varying depths designed for large-capacity nursing storage.

Q: Is uninterrupted power available for devices?
A: It supports a built-in lithium battery and inverter system for continuous power.

Q: Can the monitor angle be adjusted easily?
A: The monitor rack tilts up to 20° and offers a 130 mm height adjustment range.

Q: What workflows is this cart suitable for?
A: It supports medication administration, EMR/EHR access, and organized nursing workflows.