Preset to 42⁰C as max temperature.
Dooor is hung on left side.
Measure: H 460mm, W 407mm, D 308 mm.
Volume 34 L
GE-2442 for warming of infusions, gel etc. Pre-set to 42⁰C.
GE-2470 for warming of blankets, towels etc. Pre-set to 60⁰C.
Kanmed Combination Cabinet has 2 compartments: The upper for Textiles/Blankets and the under for fluids, gel pads and other items you may want to warm.
The Kanmed Universal Warming Cabinet is designed to assist in the reduction of patient hypothermia to increase the patients comfort. The Cabinet is mainly used in the OR surroundings for warming intravenous fluids, dialysis & irrigation fluids, Kanmed Gel Pads and other gel positioning equipment.
The Kanmed Universal Warming Cabinet Small is designed to assist in the reduction of patient hypothermia and to increase the patients comfort. The Cabinet is mainly used in the Operating Theaters for warming intravenous fluids, dialysis & irrigation fluids, Kanmed Gel Pads and other gel positioning equipment.
See "Downloads" for a brochure with full Technical description.
Warming cabinet for the warming of blankets, towels etc. Temp range 35º-80ºC
A warm blanket is a safe and simple way to Comfort a patient.
See "Downloads" for a brochure with full Technical description.
Warming cabinet for the warming of blankets, towels etc. Temp range 35º-80ºC
A warm blanket is a safe and simple way to Comfort a patient.
See "Downloads" for a brochure with full Technical description.
Drawer for the Universal Warming Cabinets and Combination Cabinets
A drawer is a shelf with 10 cm high edges. Ideal for smaller items and for bottles that are standing.
Max load 20 kg
Shelf for the Universal Warming Cabinets and for Combination Cabinets.
Max load 20 kg
Wheels for all large cabinets. Can also be fitted to the small cabinets.
GE-2350S, GE-2380S and GE-2350D
Wheels with brakes for GE-2350S and GE-2380S.
Note that the front Wheels do not stick out on this kit.
Feet for the GE-23XX Cabinets.
Cabinets with feet must be secured to the wall.
Adjustable height 13-18 cm.
