Malignant Hypothermia One Drawer Cart

The Harloff Malignant Hyperthermia One Drawer Cart is a multi-purpose storage device designed with a built-in refrigerator that can hold and store critical emergency supplies at the correct temperature.

Durable and Smartly Designed. Constructed with a 20-gauge powder-coated steel, the Malignant Hyperthermia One Drawer Cart has a hospital-grade plug & cord and features one 3-inch sized drawer & one compartment that houses an optional Follett or Accucold refrigerator. This cart has one 3" drawer with a dimension of 23" W x 17" D. The cart measures 45.5" H x 37.5" W x 26" D.

Cooling Efficiency. With the high-performance Follett or Accucold refrigerator, the Malignant Hyperthermia One Drawer Cart's Follett Refrigerator provides temperature controls for cold isotonic saline for IV infusion and/or gastric, peritoneal, or rectal irrigation. The cart is mounted on wheels for hassle-free movement around the facility. It is an optimal choice for areas in the hospital or facilities where items like hypothermia blankets are needed to actively cool a patient.

Available Options

The Harloff Malignant Hyperthermia One Drawer Cart comes with various cart configurations:

• MH4100B: Cart with 1.8 cu ft Follett Refrigerator and Breakaway Lock
• MH4100K: Cart with 1.8 cu ft Follett Refrigerator and Key Lock

• MH4100B-AC: Cart with 2.4 cu ft Accucold Refrigerator and Breakaway Lock
• MH4100K-AC: Cart with 2.4 cu ft Accucold Refrigerator and Key Lock

It can also come without an included refrigerator and with additional accessories including a waste container with a mounting bracket, a large wire basket, and two large chart/document holders:

• MH5100SHELLB: Cart Shell Only, Breakaway Lock, and Accessories (DISCONTINUED)
• MH5100KSHELL: Cart Shell Only, Key Lock, and Accessories
• MH5100B: Cart with 1.8 cu ft Follett Refrigerator, Breakaway Lock, and Accessories
• MH5100K: Cart with 1.8 cu ft Follett Refrigerator, Key Lock, and Accessories

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.