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LUVXOM RJB-5

Product Code: HFAF-SAS-3070

Pneumatic Column Running 820 to 1070 mm over a 545 mm Circular Base, with a Choice of 280 or 300 mm Plate and a 10 kg Bracket

The LUVXOM RJB-5 is a round-base monitor stand from LUVXOM that lifts a bedside monitor on a gas column from 820 to 1070 mm. Plates of 280 or 300 mm are available, both 150 mm deep; the circular base is 545 mm across, and the bracket supports 10 kg while tilting 15 degrees to either side. Available through Medigear.uk.

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Hospital Furniture & Fixtures

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New

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China

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Supplier: Medigear

Start with the figure that looks wrong. LUVXOM prints the base as 545 mm in diameter with a tolerance of plus or minus 50 mm. Every other base across this range is toleranced at 5 mm or 10 mm. Taken literally, this stand could arrive anywhere between 495 mm and 595 mm across, a 100 mm spread on the single dimension governing how much floor it occupies and how stable it is. Almost certainly the sheet means 5 mm. We have printed what LUVXOM printed and raised it rather than quietly correcting a number on a manufacturer document.

Set that aside, and what remains is a sensible combination the family does not otherwise offer. The RJB-1A and RJB-1B put a fixed plate over a circular base. The RJB-3 sets a gas column over a five-star pedestal instead. This reference is the fourth corner: a gas column over a circle. A round footprint turns wherever it stands, with no leg to catch, and the adjustment suits a monitor that moves between spaces and needs setting to a viewing position once it arrives.

Travel is 250 mm, from 820 mm up to 1070 mm. That is 50 mm less than the RJB-3 offers and stops 55 mm lower at the top, so where a display genuinely needs to clear bed rails and be read across a bay, the five-star reference reaches further. The bracket carries the usual 10 kg with 15 degrees of pitch each way, and hole spacing is unpublished,d as it is throughout the RJB range. One further omission stands out: no stand weight appears, whereas every sibling gives one.

Medigear.uk obtains it and settles the base tolerance before this round base monitor stand is offered.

A travelling monitor benefits from a base with no corners. Moving a patient from recovery into a bay, threading past a bed and a visitor's chair, turning into a lift, the circular footprint rotates rather than presenting a leg to catch on something. The fixed RJB references exploit that already, and this one keeps it while adding the ability to set the viewing height on arrival.

Two hundred and fifty millimetres of travel covers the ordinary range of viewing positions. At 820 mm a display sits low enough to read while seated at a bedside; at 1070 mm it is comfortably above bed level for someone standing or glancing in from the door. It does not reach the 1125 mm offered by the five-star reference, so a bay where monitors are watched from a distance across several beds may want that extra 55 mm instead.

The unpublished weight is worth pressing on. A round base monitor stand is chosen partly because it is easy to move, and mass is central to that judgement, as it is to how a raised load behaves on a light chassis. The other RJB references sit between 7.5 kg and 9 kg, so a figure in that region is probable. Probable is not a specification, and a manual handling assessment cannot be written against it.

Medigear.uk obtains the weight, resolves the base tolerance, and establishes the mounting-hole spacing before this stand reaches a clinical area, along with how a monitor fastens down.

Adjustment on a Circular Base

No other RJB reference combines the two, so this is the only option that both turns freely in tight spaces and sets its own viewing height.

Two Hundred and Fifty Millimetres of Travel

Enough to cover a seated bedside position at one end and a comfortable standing view at the other, from a single reference.

Nothing Projecting From the Footprint

A circle has no leg to catch on a bed frame, a chair or a foot, which counts when a monitor is threaded through an occupied bay.

Bracket at the Higher Family Rating

Ten kilograms matches the RJB-1A, RJB-1B, and RJB-3, and exceeds the 8 kg carried by the RJB-1C-2, so heavier monitors remain available.

Both Plate Widths on One Code

Naming 280 or 300 mm against a single reference lets one approved item serve both compact and larger monitor bases.

Gas Column Holds Without Locking

Being counterbalanced, the column holds wherever it stops, so changing height releases and retightens nothing.

Pitch Given as a Figure

Fifteen degrees either side of level is measurable, letting you assess glare before ordering rather than discovering it afterwards.

Consistent With the Fixed References

Sharing the 545 mm circular base with the RJB-1A and RJB-1B keeps a mixed fleet on one footprint and one set of castors.

Height of 820 to 1070 mm

Pneumatic movement measuring 250 mm in total.

Circular Base of 545 mm

Shared with the fixed RJB references, though toleranced oddly here.

Plates of 280 or 300 mm

Both widths sold against this code, at 150 mm depth.

Bracket Rated to 10 kg

The higher of the two ratings used across the RJB family.

Tilt Through 15 Degrees

Available on either side of horizontal.

Wheels at 3 Inches

Quiet medical castors set about the circular base.

Pneumatic Lifting

A gas column rather than a fixed post or a hand-set mechanism.

Weight Unpublished

The only RJB reference giving no figure for its own mass.

Two things need to be said about this sheet before anything else. The base tolerance reads plus or minus 50 mm, while every comparable LUVXOM base is quoted at 5 or 10, and a 100 mm spread on a base diameter isn't credible. And no stand weight is published, though every sibling reference gives one. That's not a reason to dismiss the product, but it is a reason not to quote it as printed. What the reference actually offers is the combination the family otherwise lacks: pneumatic adjustment over a circular base, so a monitor turns freely in a bay and still sets its own height on arrival. A 250 mm travel is adequate, though the RJB-3 reaches 55 mm higher on its five-star pedestal where distance viewing matters. Medigear.uk resolves the tolerance, confirms the weight, and secures the hole spacing before quoting this round base monitor stand.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything buyers need to know about sourcing medical equipment through MediGear.

That is what the sheet prints. Every other LUVXOM base in this range is toleranced at 5 or 10 mm, and a 100 mm spread on a base diameter would be extraordinary, so a misprint for 5 mm looks likely. We reproduced the figure as published and raised the question with the manufacturer.

Both use a gas column. This one travels 250 mm from 820 to 1070 mm over a circular base; the RJB-3 covers 300 mm from 825 to 1125 mm on a five-star pedestal of 480 mm square, rated for 9 kg. This sheet gives no weight at all.

Because it turns freely in tight spaces without a leg projecting into a chair, a bed frame or somebody's foot, a five-star pedestal spreads a raised load more evenly. Hence, the choice is between easy manoeuvring and supporting height, and this reference takes the former.

To 1070 mm, with 820 mm at the bottom of the range. That is 55 mm short of the RJB-3, which matters only where a display is watched from across a bay and needs to clear bed rails and equipment between the viewer and the screen.

Not published, which is unusual because every other RJB reference states a figure. Those run between 7.5 kg and 9 kg, so this one probably sits in the same region, but we obtain the actual number rather than presenting an estimate as a specification.

Up to 10 kg, matching the RJB-1A, RJB-1B and RJB-3 and exceeding the 8 kg of the RJB-1C-2. Pitch runs 15 degrees each way. As on every RJB sheet, the mounting hole pattern is absent and has to be obtained separately.

Whichever is specified in the order, because 280 and 300 mm are both sold under this single code, which follows the RJB-3 and RJB-1C-2 rather than the separately numbered RJB-1A and RJB-1B, so the width is confirmed in writing on the order itself.

The base tolerance, stand weight, mounting hole spacing, plate guidance, attachment method, rotation range, overall trolley rating, gas spring life, the basket, how leads run, wheel brakes, column measurements, build materials, cleaning guidance, the governing standard, cover term and UK approval.