Premium Large Malignant Hyperthermia Cart with Lab Quality FOLLETT #REF2 1.8 cu ft Refrigerator, 1-3", 1-6" Storage Draw (Model MH5302K)

The Harloff MH5302K Malignant Hyperthermia Cart combines a lab-quality Follett® REF2 1.8 cubic foot medical-grade refrigerator with two storage drawers — one 3″ and one 6″ — sized to hold everything from small vials and syringes to bulkier IV sets and irrigation supplies. Drawers and refrigerator both lock with Harloff's key cylinder system, keeping dantrolene, sterile water, insulin, cold packs, and saline secured in a single mobile cart positioned close to the OR or anesthesia workroom.

Inside, the Follett REF2 unit is stainless steel front to back, runs on non-CFC R134a refrigerant with forced-air cooling, and reports temperature on an LED exterior display that staff can program and monitor without opening the door. Epoxy-coated wire shelves adjust in ½″ increments, the refrigerator door is field-reversible, and the cart body itself is 20-gauge powder-coated steel that ships ready to roll on pre-installed casters, topped with a removable plastic work surface.

This configuration is built to travel with Harloff's accessory set — a mountable waste container, a large wire basket, and chart/document holders — so departments can stock it and put it into service immediately, with optional locking side cabinets available if additional secured storage is needed later. Keeping MH emergency medications and supplies centralized like this is exactly what MHAUS and AANA recommend: dantrolene and its supporting supplies need to be reachable within minutes anywhere triggering anesthetic agents are used, and a dedicated refrigerated cart is the most common way surgical departments meet that standard.

Harloff (Colorado Springs, CO — part of Capsa Healthcare) has manufactured clinical carts since the 1980s and backs the MH5302K with a 12-year limited warranty on Harloff-built parts for US/Canada shipments (5-year international), plus a 1-year limited warranty on bought-out components like the lock hardware and casters. More than twenty powder-coat finishes are available to match existing department equipment.