Bytec Healthcare GeniCart with Keyboard Tray

Wednesday, 01 July, 2020 | Supplied by: Tekdis

The GeniCart from Bytec Healthcare is a powered medical cart designed to be light and versatile, with minimal footprint and integrated cable management for non-cluttered work spaces.

The cart offers an ergonomic solution for fast-paced healthcare environments and is designed to help maximise the effectiveness of the working space. It is powered by the GeniTec power solution, which is integrated for hot-swappable capabilities and an uninterrupted session.

The GeniCart is available from Tekdis. For more information:

https://www.tekdis.com.au/products/medical-solutions/mobile-carts/genicart-with-keyboard-tray.html.

Online: www.tekdis.com.au
Phone: 03 8669 1210

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