AUTOMATED EXTERNAL DEFIBRILLATOR- (AED)

The Automated External Defibrillator (AED) is a life-saving medical device designed for rapid response to sudden cardiac emergencies. Compact and user-friendly, the AED is equipped with intuitive instructions and automated features that enable even untrained individuals to administer crucial defibrillation shocks to restore normal heart rhythms. Its portable design makes it an essential tool in homes, schools, workplaces, and public spaces, ensuring quick and effective intervention during critical moments of cardiac arrest. With the AED, anyone can become a potential lifesaver by providing vital assistance until professional medical help arrives.

Features Of Automated External Defibrillator (AED) :

Energy Sequence including adult mode and pediatric mode
Wavefoam: Biphasic Truncated exponencial
The Maximum Energy Upto 200 J
User Interface: voice promptsz and Led Prompts brough the entire process
Particle and water ingress: IP55
Daily and monthly Self -Test
Optional PC Software , to review the resuscitation incident information
Dual Languages to switch and volume settings

Easy To Operate The Automated External Defibrillator (AED) :

Step 1: Press the green ON/OFF Button for 2 seconds to start AED the power indicator will turn on then press blue set button to choose suitable mode.

Step 2: Connect AED Pads to the patient, Remove the AED pads case from carry case. Then Connect AED pads plug to AED and folllow the voice prompts and visual instruction on LCD Screen.

Step 3: Press the shock button, when the shock indicator light. Lights Up and the voice instructed

Warranty : 1 Year

Uses of an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) :

Restoring Normal Heart Rhythm: AEDs are primarily used to deliver electrical shocks to the heart to restore a normal heartbeat in cases of sudden cardiac arrest.
Immediate Response: AEDs are designed for quick and easy use by laypersons and first responders to provide immediate assistance during emergencies.
Public Spaces: AEDs are often placed in public areas like airports, malls, gyms, and schools to increase access in case of sudden cardiac events.
Workplace Safety: Employers may keep AEDs on-site to protect employees and visitors from cardiac emergencies that may occur in the workplace.
Home Use: Some individuals with a history of heart conditions or at-risk family members may keep AEDs at home for added safety.
Cardiac Arrest: AEDs are used when a person experiences sudden cardiac arrest, which can result from various heart conditions or electrical problems in the heart.
Step-by-Step Guidance: AEDs provide clear voice and visual prompts to guide users through the process of applying electrodes, analyzing heart rhythms, and delivering shocks.
Increasing Survival Rates: Using an AED within minutes of a cardiac arrest significantly increases the chances of survival by restoring a normal heart rhythm.
Complement to CPR: AEDs are often used alongside cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) to improve the overall effectiveness of emergency response.
User-Friendly Design: AEDs are designed with simplicity in mind, ensuring that even untrained individuals can use them effectively in high-stress situations.