About this asset

Engineered for clinical crash carts, this Revit family depicts the Herman Miller CT760 defibrillator tray with a low-profile perimeter border. Formed as a clean, low-profile rectangular platform, this medical cart accessory features a flat white top surface bounded by an integrated dark edge lip. The shallow raised boundary stabilizes emergency defibrillator units during transport across hospital corridors. Compact geometric extrusions model the base plate and edge extrusion without extraneous geometry, maintaining crisp orthogonal linework. The clean finish contrasts crisp white deck panels against dark perimeter edging, matching clinical utility standards for Herman Miller medical procedure carts and crash cart modular assemblies.

The download is a 317 KB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

As a lightweight Revit specialty equipment component, this accessory loads directly into project templates or attaches as a nested family onto healthcare utility carts. Modelled with standard category parameters, it schedules cleanly under clinical FF&E and specialty equipment rosters. Clean surface geometry ensures smooth performance in floor plan layouts, interior equipment elevations, and clash detection routines.

Designed specifically for healthcare facilities, this tray accessory belongs in emergency departments, intensive care units, surgical suites, and acute patient care wings. Interior designers, medical equipment planners, and healthcare architects can nest it atop procedure carts or mobile resuscitation stations. It pairs seamlessly with mobile carts, IV poles, diagnostic monitors, and emergency crash cart equipment when detailing technical room layouts for clinical sign-off.