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LUVXOM SH3-A-2-2

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LUVXOM SH3-A-2-2

Product Code: HFAF-SAS-2935

Pneumatic Sit-Stand Trolley Adjusting Through 770 to 1070 mm on a 490 by 530 mm Aluminium Alloy Composite Top, with a Pull-Out Expansion Table

The LUVXOM SH3-A-2-2 is a computer ward round cart from LUVXOM, designed for bedside record access, clinical rounds, and mobile documentation across wards and outpatient areas. Pneumatic height adjustment runs from 770 to 1070 mm over a 15 mm composite worktop, with a pull-out expansion table and a dual-drilled screen bracket, so a full workstation travels to the bedside. Available through Medigear.uk.

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Computer WorkStation Carts

Categories

Hospital Furniture & Fixtures

Condition

New

Origin

China

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Certified Professional Seller

CE & ISO Certified

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Supplier: Medigear

Height is what defines this ward round cart. The countertop runs from 770 mm up to 1070 mm, a travel of 300 mm, and it moves on a pneumatic column rather than a crank or a fixed post. That range covers a seated desk position at the low end and a comfortable standing height at the top. The surface measures 490 by 530 mm and is built as a 15 mm metal composite panel. Quiet-running four-inch castors carry it, and everything on board together is rated to 50 kg.

The base is worth a second look. At 500 by 525 mm, it is 10 mm wider than the top and 5 mm shallower, so the footprint sits almost exactly under the working surface. Nothing overhangs to catch on a bed frame or a doorway, and the trolley takes up no more floor space than the top suggests. A keyboard rack with an internal opening of 375 by 165 by 25 mm sits below, and a pull-out expansion table adds up to 300 by 270 mm of surface when it is needed. Screen mounting is drilled for two hole spacings: 75 mm and 100 mm.

An ABS basket, a printer board, and a host case hanging rack appear on the sheet as options, so the base trolley is a platform that gets built up rather than a fixed configuration. Two things are absent.

No monitor load rating is given, which matters on a pneumatic column where the gas spring has to be matched to what it carries, and the sheet is cut off below the VESA line,e so further parameters may exist. Medigear.uk obtains the full specification from LUVXOM before this ward round cart is offered.

The ward round is the workflow a cart like this is built for. A ward round cart earns its place here because a team moves from bed to bed, opens the record, reviews results, and writes as it goes, and the trolley has to keep up without becoming an obstacle in the bay. A footprint that sits under the worktop matters here more than it sounds, because the space between beds is where these trolleys get caught. Silent castors matter for the same practical reason on a night round.

Height adjustment changes who can use it. A single fixed workstation suits whoever it was set for, whereas 300 mm of travel lets a tall registrar and a shorter nurse use the same trolley minutes apart without either stooping or reaching. Pneumatic lifting also means the adjustment happens with one hand mid-round rather than requiring a tool, which is the difference between a feature being used and being ignored. Where documentation runs long, the low end of the range at 770 mm allows a genuinely seated posture rather than perching.

The expansion table addresses the other half of the round. A screen and keyboard fill the top, leaving nowhere for a paper chart, a consent form or a specimen tray, and 300 by 270 mm of extra surface pulls out where it is needed and returns when it is not. Optional accessories cover the rest: a basket for consumables, a printer board, a bracket for a desktop unit.

Medigear.uk confirms which accessories are included in the quoted configuration and which are ordered separately, along with the monitor rating this ward round cart supports.

Genuine 300 mm Height Travel

770 to 1070 mm covers seated and standing work on one trolley, which is the difference between a workstation a team adjusts and one it puts up with.

Pneumatic Rather Than Mechanical Lift

A gas column moves with one hand mid-round. An adjustment that needs two hands or a tool tends to be set once and never touched again.

Footprint Sits Under the Worktop

At 500 by 525 mm, the base is within a few millimetres of the top, so nothing overhangs to catch on a bed frame in a crowded bay.

Expansion Table on Demand

Up to 300 by 270 mm of extra surface pulls out for a chart or a tray, then retracts so the trolley stays narrow between beds.

Screen Mounting Left Open

The bracket is drilled for two hole spacings rather than one, so a display already held in stock can usually be transferred straight across.

Built Up From a Base Platform

Basket, printer board and host bracket are offered as options, so one chassis covers a bare rounding trolley and a full workstation.

Composite Worktop Rather Than Laminate

The surface is specified as a metal composite at 15 mm thickness, which is the panel that is wiped down between every bed.

Tolerances Published Throughout

Every dimension carries a stated tolerance, so a keyboard or a monitor can be checked against the trolley before it is ordered.

Countertop of 490 by 530 mm

The main panel, quoted to within 5 mm either way.

500 by 525 mm Base

The floor footprint, marginally wider and shallower than the top.

770 to 1070 mm Height Range

Pneumatic adjustment through 300 mm, with a 20 mm tolerance.

Pneumatic Lifting Column

Gas-assisted adjustment rather than a crank or a fixed post.

Composite Panel, 15 mm Thick

The worktop build stated by LUVXOM for this chassis.

Silent Castors, 4 Inch

Quiet-running wheels, which matter on a trolley pushed through bays overnight.

Keyboard Tray Opening of 375 by 165 by 25 mm

Slightly shallower and 12 mm shorter than the tray on the settlement model in the same range.

Expansion Table to 300 by 270 mm

Additional surface at maximum extension, retracting when not needed.

Dual VESA Drilling

The bracket carries 75 mm spacing and 100 mm spacing on the same plate.

Rated to 50 kg Overall

One combined allowance shared by the display, the accessories, and anything resting on the surface.

The SH3-A-2-2 solves the problem its sibling does not. Where the SH3-J-1-1 fixes the worktop at 940 mm and moves only the screen, this model lifts the whole surface by 300 mm on a pneumatic column, which is what makes it usable seated as well as standing. The base is designed to sit under the top rather than beyond it; the expansion table gives surface only when it is wanted, and the accessory options let one chassis serve a bare rounding trolley or a fully equipped workstation. The gap is the monitor rating. On a gas column, the spring has to be matched to the load, and that figure is missing,g along with the frame material, the cart weight, ht and the CE or UKCA position, while the sheet itself is truncated. Medigear.uk obtains the complete specification from LUVXOM before this ward round cart is quoted.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

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

The countertop runs from 770 mm to 1070 mm with a tolerance of 20 mm, giving 300 mm of adjustment on a pneumatic column. That spans a seated working height at the bottom and a standing height at the top, so the same trolley suits documentation at a desk and note-taking on a round.

No, and the difference is the height. The SH3-J-1-1 has a fixed 940 mm top with only the monitor rising through 100 mm. This model moves the whole worktop through 300 mm on a pneumatic lift. If a service needs a genuine sit-stand position, this is the ward round cart that provides it.

Up to 300 by 270 mm at maximum extension, with a 5 mm tolerance. It pulls out to add working surface beside the main top and retracts when it is not in use, which keeps the trolley narrow when moving between beds while still giving somewhere to put a chart or a tray during the stop.

Two hole spacings are drilled on the plate, 75 mm and 100 mm, so mounting is rarely the constraint. The visible portion of the sheet gives no monitor weight rating, which on a pneumatic column is a real question because the gas spring has to be matched to the load. That figure is obtained before quotation.

None are shown. The sheet lists a keyboard rack, an expansion table, and three optional accessories, but no drawer unit. Whether a drawer option exists for this chassis is confirmed with LUVXOM rather than assumed from the related models in the same range.

The ABS basket, printer board,d and host case hanging rack are marked as options on the manufacturer sheet, which normally means they are ordered separately. What a quoted configuration actually includes is confirmed in writing before an order rather than inferred from a product photograph.

The rated load is 50 kg. That figure covers everything on the trolley together, so a monitor, a desktop unit on the hanging rack, a printer on the board, rd and anything in the basket all draw on the same allowance rather than each having a separate rating.

The monitor rating and the gas spring service life come first, then column material, trolley weight, power arrangement, castor braking, drawer availability and disinfection guidance. Electrical safety, warranty, packed size, and UK conformity follow. Because the sheet is truncated, the full parameter list may run longer than what is visible.