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LUVXOM SH1-1-1

Product Code: HFAF-SAS-2961

13 kg Five-Star Base Trolley for 12 to 17 Inch Laptops, Rising 770 to 1070 mm on a Gas Column, with Almost Every Fitting Offered as an Option

The LUVXOM SH1-1-1 is a medical laptop cart from LUVXOM, designed for services that already issue laptops and need a place to work from at the bedside. A gas column raises the 450 by 470 mm top between 770 and 1070 mm over a five-star base; the chassis weighs 13 kg, and it accommodates machines from 12 to 17 inches. Available through Medigear.uk.

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Laptop Carts
Categories
Hospital Furniture & Fixtures
Condition
New
Origin
China
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Certified Professional Seller
CE & ISO Certified
Global Shipping
Supplier: Medigear
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Weight is the first thing to register on this medical laptop cart. At 13 kg, this reference is under half the mass of anything else LUVXOM publishes here, where the SH3 trolleys run from 27.5 kg up to 38 kg. That's because of what it is designed to carry. There is no monitor bracket, drawer unit, or printer shelf as standard, because a laptop supplies the screen, computer, and keyboard in one piece. Remove those three components from a trolley, and most of its structure becomes unnecessary.

The chassis follows from that. A five-star pedestal 480 by 480 mm across replaces the rectangular base used on the SH3 range, castors drop from 4 inches to 3 inches, and the top is 8 mm aluminium alloy rather than 15 mm composite. The thicker composite panel is available, but as an upgrade rather than as standard. A gas column still gives the full 300 mm of travel from 770 to 1070 mm, so height adjustment is not what has been sacrificed. The mouse tray, at 210 by 180 mm, is actually the largest published across the whole LUVXOM range.

Almost everything else is optional. A keyboard tray, a printer board, a UPS with its mounting bracket, an ABS basket, a wire basket and a host case bracket are all drawn as options, and none carries a dimension. That makes the base unit a pole, a top and a mouse tray. One figure invites a question: a 50 kg load rating is quoted on a 13 kg five-star base with 3-inch castors, which is the same rating given to trolleys weighing three times as much.

Medigear.uk confirms that figure, the option dimensions, and whether any laptop retention is fitted before offering this medical laptop cart.

Services that have already standardised on laptops are the obvious audience for a medical laptop cart. Where clinicians carry a machine between areas and need somewhere to rest it and work at the right height, a full workstation trolley is more equipment than the task requires. This reference offers height adjustment and mobility without mounting hardware, and the laptop is lifted off and taken away when the round finishes.

Portability is the practical argument. At 13 kg, one person can move it without effort, lift it over a threshold if needed, and reposition it repeatedly through a shift without it becoming a chore. Three-inch castors and a five-star pedestal also give a smaller turning envelope than a rectangular base, which helps in a crowded bay or a narrow side room. The trade-off is stability under load: a lighter pedestal carrying a tall column is inherently less planted than a heavy rectangular chassis, which matters if you fit the optional baskets and a UPS at once.

Configuration is where care is needed. Because a keyboard tray, printer board, UPS, baskets, and a host bracket are all optional, two units ordered against the same reference can arrive substantially different. Nothing on the sheet specifies the dimensions of any of them, so service planning can't check clearance in advance. Nor is any means of securing a laptop described, which is worth resolving where a medical laptop cart is pushed between wards with a machine on it.

Medigear.uk establishes the full option list, the fitted configuration, and the retention arrangement before supplying this cart.

Genuinely Light

At 13 kg, one person moves, lifts and repositions this cart without difficulty, which is a different proposition from a 38 kg unit that has to be pushed on the floor.

Full Height Travel Retained

Three hundred millimetres of travel, from 770 to 1070 mm, matches larger pneumatic trolleys, so it supports both seated and standing work despite the lighter build.

Small Turning Envelope

A five-star pedestal on 3-inch castors turns more tightly than a rectangular chassis, which helps in a crowded bay or a narrow side room.

The Largest Mouse Tray Here

At 210 by 180 mm, it exceeds every other reference in the LUVXOM range, leaving enough room beside a laptop for a mouse and a hand.

Built Around Existing Hardware

Services that already issue laptops do not pay for a monitor bracket, a computer housing and a keyboard tray they will never use.

Extensive Option List

Keyboard tray, printer board, UPS and bracket, two basket types, pens and a host case bracket; you build up the same chassis where a task needs more.

Composite Top Available

The 15 mm composite panel used across the SH3 range can be specified here instead of the standard 8 mm aluminium.

Simple to Clean

Fewer fitted components and a bare pedestal leave less structure to wipe around than a cart carrying drawers, trays and a monitor arm.

Trolley Weight: 13 kg

Published to within a kilogram, the lightest reference LUVXOM listed here.

Top measuring 450 by 470 mm usable deck, with a 5 mm variance.

Aluminium Alloy Top, 8 mm

Standard construction, thinner than the 15 mm composite used on the SH3 trolleys.

Five-Star Base, 480 by 480 mm

A pedestal chassis with a 10 mm tolerance, in place of a rectangular frame.

Castors of 3 Inch Diameter

Smaller wheels than the 4-inch fitted across the rest of the range.

Height of 770 to 1070 mm

Gas-assisted travel of 300 mm.

Laptops of 12 to 17 inches

The machine size window stated by LUVXOM.

Mouse Tray of 210 by 180 mm

The largest published across the LUVXOM references here.

Load Rating of 50 kg

Quoted for the trolley and the subject of a confirmation request, given the chassis.

Eight Listed Options

Keyboard tray, printer board, UPS, UPS bracket, ABS basket, wire basket, host case bracket and a composite top upgrade.

The SH1-1-1 isn't a smaller SH3; it is a different answer. A laptop already includes the screen, processor, and keyboard, so a trolley built for one needs no monitor arm, computer housing, or keyboard tray; 1.3 kg is what remains once those are removed. Height travel remains undiminished at 300 mm, and the mouse tray is the largest LUVXOM publishes, so the reduction is in structure rather than function. Two things need to be settled before it is listed. Each of the eight options is drawn without dimensions, so a configured unit cannot be checked on paper, and the 50 kg load rating matches trolleys three times this weight on larger castors. No laptop retention is described either. Medigear.uk takes all of those up with LUVXOM before quoting this medical laptop cart.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything buyers need to know about sourcing medical equipment through MediGear.

Because a laptop replaces three components- a monitor bracket, a computer housing, and a keyboard tray- all of which are unnecessary when the machine provides a screen, processor, and keyboard together, and removing them removes most of the structure needed to support them. At 13 k,g this is under half the mass of the lightest SH3 reference.

Anything from 12 to 17 inches, which is the range LUVXOM publishes. That covers compact ultraportables through to large mobile workstations. The top measures 450 by 470 mm, so a 17-inch machine leaves reasonable margin around it for a chart or paperwork.

Yes, and by as much as the larger trolleys. A gas column gives 300 mm of travel from 770 to 1070 mm, which spans a properly seated position through to standing use. Height adjustment is not included to reach 13 kg.

The base unit is a column, a top and a mouse tray. A keyboard tray, printer board, UPS with bracket, ABS basket, wire basket, host case bracket, and an upgraded composite top are all optional. None have published dimensions, so confirm the quoted configuration item by item.

No. This one is 8 mm aluminium alloy as standard, whereas the SH3 range uses a 15 mm composite panel. We offer that composite material as an upgrade. The thickness difference affects rigidity under a point load, which is worth weighing if heavier optional fittings are specified.

It is the figure LUVXOM prints, and it is the same figure given for trolleys weighing three times as much on larger castors and a rectangular base. We are not disputing it, but a 50 kg load on a 13 kg five-star pedestal with 3-inch wheels warrants confirmation, and we seek it before relying on the figure.

Nothing on the sheet describes a strap, clamp or retaining lip. On a cart pushed between wards with a machine resting on an open top, that is a reasonable question rather than a detail. LUVXOM will confirm whether any retention exists or is available as an option.

Dimensions for every option; UPS capacity and run time; laptop retention; confirmation of the load rating; castor braking; gas spring service life; column and base material; cleaning guidance; which safety standard is met; how long the cover runs; carton size; and UK approval.