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LUVXOM SH2-N-4

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LUVXOM SH2-N-4

Product Code: GE-ESE-2975

1200 mm Aluminium and Steel Stack Unit with a 391 by 400 by 150 mm Drawer, Two 30 kg Shelves at 213 mm Pitch and 5 Inch Braked Wheels

The LUVXOM SH2-N-4 is an endoscopy stack trolley from LUVXOM, built to carry processing equipment, a display and consumable stock in one unit. Standing 1200 mm tall, it is made of aluminium alloy and galvanised steel, and includes a drawer measuring 391 by 400 by 150 mm, two 30 kg shelves, and rolls on 5-inch braked wheels. Available through Medigear.uk.

Sections

Endoscopy Trolleys & Carts

Categories

Gastroenterology Equipment

Condition

New

Origin

China

Seller Type

Certified Professional Seller

CE & ISO Certified

Global Shipping

Supplier: Medigear

Place this endoscopy stack trolley alongside the SH2-N-3 and move four figures. A drawer appears, measuring 391 by 400 by 150 mm inside, providing around 23 litres of enclosed space for valves, forceps, bite blocks, and the small stock a list consumes. Wheels grow from 4 inch to 5 inch. The base deepens from 181 mm to 207 mm, and the worktop rises from 1170 mm to 1200 mm. Those last two move together, because taller wheels lift everything above them, so the extra 30 mm of working height is mostly a consequence of the castors rather than a design choice.

The fourth change is the one to weigh. Average pitch between boards drops from 265 mm to 213 mm, giving up 52 mm at every gap. That is roughly what the drawer occupies, so check equipment case height before ordering. A processor deeper than about 213 mm needs the pitch opened up. Both boards adjust, so that is possible, though the space comes from elsewhere. Where a department runs tall equipment and does not need enclosed storage, the drawerless reference remains the better fit.

Everything else carries across. Worktop of 556 by 570 mm with 556 by 355 mm usable, column at 955 mm, shelf boards of 470 by 467 mm with 426 by 423 mm effective, two shelves at 30 kg apiece, two probe cups, and a gas-assisted display bracket rated 2 to 12 kg with 345 mm of travel. This sheet also prints the bracket rotation that the SH2-N-3 truncates: 90 degrees each way horizontally, a pitch of plus 85 to minus 30, and 180 degrees of image rotation either way.

No mains outlet or isolation transformer appears here either. Medigear.uk resolves that before offering this endoscopy stack trolley.

Enclosed storage is what a drawer adds to an endoscopy stack trolley. Valves, biopsy forceps, mouthguards, and cleaning brushes are used steadily throughout a session, and keeping them on the trolley rather than in a wall cupboard saves a walk each time. Around 23 litres inside is enough for a session's worth without becoming a stock cupboard, and the drawer top still gives 426 by 423 mm of usable surface, so you lose nothing by having it.

Wheel size matters more on an endoscopy stack trolley than on a computer cart. A loaded stack is heavy, and 5-inch castors cross cable runs, door thresholds and floor joins that catch a smaller wheel, which is where a trolley jolts and where equipment on open shelves shifts. All four brake, so the unit stays put once positioned beside a patient. That combination is the practical argument for this reference over its 4-inch sibling if the trolley moves between rooms rather than staying in one.

Display positioning is fully described here. Horizontal rotation of 90 degrees either way, pitch from plus 85 down to minus 30, and image rotation of 180 degrees each way cover an endoscopist standing to either side of the patient and a screen that may need turning for a trainee or an assistant. Combined with 345 mm of vertical travel, the display can be set for the operator rather than approximated.

Medigear.uk confirms drawer locking, power supply, and the disinfection regime before this endoscopy stack trolley reaches clinical use.

Enclosed Stock on the Trolley

Around 23 litres of drawer space keeps consumables at the point of use, rather than in a cupboard across the room.

No Surface Lost to the Drawer

The drawer top gives 426 by 423 mm of usable area, matching a shelf, so you gain storage without losing a working level.

Larger Wheels

Five-inch castors ride over cable runs and door thresholds that stop smaller wheels, which matters when you move a loaded stack between rooms.

Braking on All Four

Every castor brakes, so a heavy trolley positioned beside a patient stays exactly where you set it.

Rotation Figures Published

Horizontal, pitch, and image rotation are all given in degrees, and the drawerless sheet truncates them so you can check the display envelope in advance.

A Bracket Minimum As Well As a Maximum

Stating 2 kg at the bottom of the range warns against fitting a screen too light for a gas arm to hold, which most datasheets omit.

Effective Areas Alongside Board Sizes

Usable dimensions are quoted for worktop, shelves and drawer top, so equipment is checked against real space rather than overall size.

Adjustable Shelf Pitch Retained

Even at a tighter default spacing, both boards move, so a department can accommodate one deep unit by rebalancing the stack.

Working Height of 1200 mm

Thirty millimetres above the drawerless reference, largely due to the taller wheels.

Drawer Interior of 391 by 400 by 150 mm

Roughly 23 litres of enclosed storage within the column.

Drawer Exterior of 470 by 467 by 153 mm

Matching the shelf board footprint.

Drawer Top Area of 426 by 423 mm

Usable surface on the drawer, equal to a shelf.

Two Shelves at 30 kg each

Boards of 470 by 467 by 36 mm with 426 by 423 mm effective.

Average Shelf Pitch of 213 mm

Height adjustable, then secured with screws.

Worktop Board, 556 by 570 by 36 mm

Of which 556 by 355 mm remains available.

Keyboard Area of 455 by 210 by 35.5 mm

The recess set aside for a keyboard.

Base Outline of 556 by 610 by 207 mm

Measured across the wheels.

Four 5 Inch Braked Castors

Medical double-sided universal silent wheels throughout.

Display Bracket, 2 to 12 kg and 345 mm

Gas spring assisted, on either VESA pattern.

Rotation of 90, 85 and 180 Degrees

Horizontal swing, upward pitch and image rotation, respectively.

Choosing between this and the SH2-N-3 comes down to one trade-off. A drawer of roughly 23 litres and wheels a full inch larger are worth having, and the drawer top surrenders no working surface. They consume shelf pitch, which drops from 265 mm to 213 mm on average, so equipment case heights decide whether the trade works for a given department. Tall processors point back to the drawerless reference; a service that wants consumables on the trolley and moves it between rooms should take this one. This sheet also publishes the display rotation figures the other truncates, which is useful in itself. The gap on both remains electrical: no outlets, no isolation transformer and no cable management are described anywhere, and an endoscopy stack rarely works without them. Medigear.uk settles that with LUVXOM before quoting this endoscopy stack trolley.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

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

Four things change. A drawer is fitted, wheels go from 4 inches to 5 inches, the base deepens by 26 mm, and the working height rises by 30 mm. Shelf pitch drops from 265 mm to 213 mm. Everything else, from worktop to column to monitor bracket, is identical between the two.

391 by 400 by 150 mm, which is roughly 23 litres. Externally, the unit measures 470 by 467 by 153 mm, and its top gives 426 by 423 mm of usable surface, the same effective area as a shelf. That is enough for valves, forceps, dsmouthguards, and esbrushes, among others.

Because the drawer occupies vertical space in the same column, the average pitch falls by 52 mm at each gap, which is close to what the drawer takes. Both boards remain adjustable so that you can open the spacing for a tall processor, but you'll need to find the space elsewhere in the stack.

That is the figure to check first. Many endoscopy processors and light sources sit under 213 mm in case height and will fit as delivered. Anything taller needs the pitch opened up, and where a department runs tall equipment and does not want a drawer, the SH2-N-3 at 265 mm average is the more straightforward choice.

It carries 2 to 12 kg on either a 75 or 100 mm VESA pattern, lifts through 345 mm on a gas spring, rotates 90 degrees each way horizontally, tilts from plus 85 to minus 30 degrees and rotates the image 180 degrees either way. That covers an operator on either side of the patient.

A gas spring is counterbalanced to a load. Under 2 kg, a display lacks the mass to hold the arm down, and it creeps upward instead. Publishing the lower limit alongside the upper one is unusual on a datasheet and worth having, since it rules out very small screens.

None are described, exactly as on the drawerless version. A stack of this kind is normally fed through a medical isolation transformer, with sockets carried on the unit itself, so the silence here counts. Whether an electrical module is fitted, optional or excluded is established with LUVXOM before an order.

Overall mass and total capacity; number of drawers and whether they lock; lock power is hand-handle; routing size; disinfection advice; safety standard applied; long cover; running dimensions;runshpping dimedimensionsn UK approval.