Steris Amsco DJ04 Digital Solution Blanket Warmer Warming Cabinet 2 Door 19 c/f

Description

This is a very nice full size Steris Amsco M70WC-EL Upright solution Blanket warmer with 2 compartments in excellent cosmetic and tested working condition. Guaranteed not to be DOA. Has a 5.4 cu/ft capacity in the top compartment and a 14 cu/ft capacity in the bottom compartment (19.4 cu/ft total).  2 adjustable shelves in bottom chamber. Adjustable thermostat 66F to 130F. We confirmed the max temperature in the top cabinet is 135F and the bottom max temp is 147F. Overall dimensions are 30" wide x 28" deep x 75" tall, Solid double wall stainless steel construction with a pedestal base. Very presentable for any facility and ready to use as soon as you receive it!
Specifics
Steris Amsco
Upright Solution / Blanket Warming Cabinet
Model No: M70WC-EL
Serial No: 02-11380-002
120 V - 60 Hz - 7.5 Amps - 1 Phase
Digital Display
Single Dial Temperature Control (66F to 130F)
Audible/Visual Overheat Alarm
Upper Compartment: 27"wide x 23" deep x 15" tall (5.4 Cu/Ft)
Lower Compartment: 27" wide x 22" deep x 41" tall (14 Cu/Ft)
Double Wall Stainless Steel Construction
2 Adjustable Shelves (Bottom Cabinet)
Pedestal Base
Made in USA
Manufacturer's Description
A blanket warmer, also known as a warming cabinet and blanket warming machine, stores and warms linens, blankets, and sterile intravenous (IV) and surgical irrigation fluids in a medical environment. Blanket warmers often come in various sizes, and may have one, two or three compartments. Blanket warmers are often used to warm IV and surgical irrigation fluids to reduce the risk of hypothermia in a patient following a surgical procedure. Other environments like spas, dentist offices, and veterinary offices may also utilize blanket warmers.
Low temperatures of medical proceedure rooms and surgical suites as well as factors like anxiety or long wait periods in the preoperative areas can have adverse effects on the patient. This requires a method for maintaining a patient's normal body temperature. A blanket and/or IV fluids that have been warmed in a blanket warmer can be the first method for keeping the patient's body at a normal temperature.
The risk of hypothermia during and after a procedure is a primary factor for using a hospital blanket warmer. Hypothermia increases the risk of surgical site infection (SSI), which often increases the patient's hospital stay and costs to the facility. Other consequences of hypothermia may include cardiac events and coagulation difficulties. By providing the patient with linens and sterile IV/surgical irrigation fluids warmed in a medical blanket warmer throughout all phases of the procedure, the healthcare facility is taking proactive steps to prevent a hypothermic event.
This would be shipped on a pallet. Can you please let us know when you purchase this If this is going to a business or residential address and if there's a forklift or loading dock available.