Mixed device estates are why you should consider a dual-clamp tablet trolley. Trusts rarely standardise cleanly, and a ward running compact tablets for observations alongside larger ones for imaging review would otherwise need two different carts. One chassis with two holder options covers both, which keeps a single item on the approved list and one set of spares behind it. The clamp is chosen per unit at the point of order rather than being fixed by the reference.
At 7.6 kg, this is the lightest thing LUVXOM lists, and lighter still than the single-clamp version at 9 kg, for a round moving quickly between bays, which is felt directly, since the cart is repositioned dozens of times a shift. A 460 by 480 mm base beneath a 350 by 370 mm table keeps it planted despite the modest mass, and the 8 kg load rating matches what the chassis actually is.
Working height is fixed at 905 mm with nothing to raise or lower it. That is a standing figure, which fits observation rounds, drug rounds and any task measured in moments per patient. It does not fit seated documentation, and no amount of clamp flexibility changes that. Where a service needs both, an adjustable reference elsewhere in the range is the better match.
Medigear.uk confirms the clamp behaviour, any device-locking arrangement, and the recommended cleaning regime before a dual-clamp tablet trolley is placed in clinical use, along with what the hook and basket in the drawing actually are.