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Eli Trolley Cart with Bin and 2 Swivelling Casters for Eli 150c, Eli 250c & Eli 280

Eli Trolley Cart with Bin and 2 Swivelling Casters for Eli 150c, Eli 250c & Eli 280

Welch Allyn

Medical equipment furniture
  • Designed and manufactured by Welch Allyn/Hillrom under established medical device quality systems (e.g. ISO 13485) as part of the ELI ECG accessory range.
  • Intended to be used with CE Marked Welch Allyn ELI 150c, ELI 250c and ELI 280 ECG devices and to meet applicable safety and performance requirements for medical furniture/accessories in healthcare settings.
  • Specific regulatory classification, CE/UKCA markings and compliance details are provided on the product labelling and official technical documentation and should be verified locally by the user.
ECG trolley cart / outpatient ECG cart

Description

The Welch Allyn ELI Cart for Outpatient Care is a robust, durable mobile trolley specifically designed for use with the Welch Allyn ELI 150c, ELI 250c and ELI 280 electrocardiographs. Built to mobilise the ECG workstation between examination rooms, it features a 22\ x 16\ (55.9 cm x 40.6 cm) work surface, four swivel casters with brakes for stable positioning, and an accessory bin for storage and cable management. A dedicated holster securely holds the Welch Allyn WAM wireless acquisition module or AM12 patient cable. With an overall cart size of approximately 35\ (H) x 20\ (W) x 30\ (D), the ELI Cart helps organise ECG equipment and accessories while improving workflow efficiency in hospitals, clinics and outpatient facilities.

Bnefits

  • Provides dedicated mobile workstation for ELI 150c, ELI 250c and ELI 280 ECG devices
  • Robust and durable construction suitable for busy clinical environments
  • Four swivel casters with brakes for excellent manoeuvrability and stable positioning at the bedside or in exam rooms
  • 22" x 16" work surface sized to accommodate the ECG unit and frequently used accessories
  • Integrated accessory bin for storage and cable management to help keep the workstation tidy and organised
  • Holster specifically designed for the Welch Allyn WAM wireless acquisition module or AM12 patient cable, reducing risk of damage and tangling
  • Enables easy movement of ECG equipment between multiple examination rooms, improving utilisation and workflow efficiency
  • Optimised height and footprint (approximately 35" H x 20" W x 30" D) for comfortable use in standard exam rooms and corridors
  • Purpose-built design from the ECG manufacturer helps ensure good fit and secure positioning of compatible ELI devices

Indications

  • Use as a mobile cart to support Welch Allyn ELI 150c, ELI 250c and ELI 280 resting ECG systems in outpatient and inpatient settings
  • Providing a stable, organised work surface and storage solution for ECG devices, acquisition modules, patient cables and accessories
  • Facilitating movement of ECG equipment between examination rooms, wards or departments in hospitals, clinics and medical practices
  • Improving workflow and ergonomics where ECG systems are shared between multiple clinical locations

Composition

  • Metal cart frame (typically powder-coated steel or similar durable metal construction) providing structural support and stability
  • Work surface measuring approximately 22" x 16" (55.9 cm x 40.6 cm), likely made from laminated or coated board or metal top suitable for medical environments
  • Four swivel casters with brakes for mobility and secure positioning on smooth floors
  • Integrated accessory bin made from durable plastic or metal for storage of ECG accessories and cable management
  • Dedicated holster designed to hold the Welch Allyn WAM wireless acquisition module or AM12 patient cable
  • Fasteners, brackets and hardware required to assemble and secure the components

Formulation

  • Device type: Mobile ECG outpatient care cart / trolley for resting ECG systems
  • Compatible ECG models: Welch Allyn ELI 150c, ELI 250c and ELI 280 electrocardiographs
  • Work surface size: 22" x 16" (approximately 55.9 cm x 40.6 cm)
  • Overall dimensions: approximately 35" (88.9 cm) height x 20" (50.8 cm) width x 30" (76.2 cm) depth
  • Mobility: Four swivel casters with brakes for manoeuvrability and secure locking
  • Storage features: Integrated accessory bin for storage and cable management
  • Accessory mounting: Holster for Welch Allyn WAM wireless acquisition module or AM12 acquisition module and patient cable
  • Typical weight: around 44 lb (approximately 20 kg), depending on configuration and region

Packaging

  • One Welch Allyn ELI outpatient care cart frame with work surface
  • Set of four swivel casters with brakes (may be pre-installed or supplied with mounting hardware)
  • Accessory bin for storage and cable management
  • Holster for WAM wireless acquisition module or AM12 patient cable
  • Assembly hardware kit (screws, bolts and other fasteners as required)
  • Assembly and user instructions supplied by Welch Allyn/Hillrom
  • Outer shipping carton with internal protective packaging to prevent damage in transit

Usage

  • Unpack all components carefully and verify that all parts listed in the assembly instructions are present and undamaged.
  • Assemble the cart according to the manufacturer’s instructions, installing the frame, work surface, casters, accessory bin and WAM/AM12 holster securely using the supplied hardware.
  • Ensure all four swivel casters are firmly attached and that the brake mechanisms operate correctly before placing equipment on the cart.
  • Position the cart on a level surface and lock the caster brakes before mounting the ELI 150c, ELI 250c or ELI 280 ECG device on the work surface.
  • Place the ECG device centrally on the 22" x 16" work surface to maintain stability and avoid overhanging loads.
  • Use the accessory bin to store ECG electrodes, paper, cables, barcode scanners and other small accessories; route ECG and power cables so they are neatly managed and do not create trip hazards.
  • Place the Welch Allyn WAM wireless acquisition module or AM12 patient cable in the dedicated holster when not connected to a patient to reduce strain on cables and connectors.
  • When moving the cart between examination rooms, release the caster brakes and push the cart from the frame (not from the ECG device) while keeping the path clear of obstacles; reapply the brakes once in position.
  • Do not exceed any load limits specified in the official product documentation and avoid sitting, standing or placing heavy non-medical items on the cart.
  • Clean the work surface, frame, accessory bin and holster regularly with manufacturer-approved cleaning agents for medical equipment, avoiding abrasive materials or harsh solvents that could damage finishes.
  • Periodically inspect casters, brakes, fasteners and accessories for wear or loosening; tighten or replace components in line with the manufacturer’s maintenance recommendations.

Contraindications

  • Not intended for use as a patient support surface; patients must not sit, stand or lie on the cart.
  • Should not be used on excessively uneven, sloped or unstable flooring where the cart may roll or tip despite caster brakes.
  • Not suitable for loads exceeding the cart’s specified weight capacity as outlined in the official product documentation.
  • Do not use if the cart frame, casters, brakes, work surface or accessory bin are damaged or unstable, as this may pose a risk to equipment and staff.
  • Not designed for transport in vehicles or for use in environments that do not meet standard indoor healthcare facility conditions (e.g. extreme temperatures or corrosive atmospheres).

Adverse Effects

  • If brakes are not engaged correctly, there is a risk of the cart moving unexpectedly, which may lead to equipment damage or staff injury.
  • Overloading or uneven loading of the cart could lead to tipping, with potential damage to ECG equipment or risk of minor injury.
  • Poorly managed cables may create trip hazards for staff or patients if not routed and stored appropriately in the bin and holster.
  • Minor risk of pinching fingers when adjusting or moving the cart, particularly around casters and frame joints, if hands are not kept clear.

Storage Conditions

  • Store and use the cart indoors in a clean, dry clinical environment.
  • Keep away from direct sources of intense heat, open flames or corrosive chemicals that could damage surfaces, casters or accessories.
  • When not in regular use, park the cart with caster brakes engaged on a level surface and, if possible, disconnect powered ECG equipment according to manufacturer guidance.
  • Avoid prolonged exposure to excessive moisture or standing water to prevent corrosion or damage to casters and metal components.
  • If the cart is stored for extended periods without use, periodically check casters, brakes and fasteners for proper function before returning to service.

Duration

Not applicable; this product is a mobile cart accessory and does not provide direct patient treatment. Duration of use is continuous as part of the ECG workstation setup, depending on clinical workflow.

Onset

Not applicable in a clinical sense; mobility and organisational benefits are available immediately once the cart is assembled, equipped with the ECG device and put into service.

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