Overview
The smallest and most lightweight A.E.D. on the market is also the most rugged. Supplied to AHA/ERC 2005 guidelines. The easy-to-use Samaritan® P.A.D. (or A.E.D.) is a Class III medical device especially designed for first responder and public access use, to administer lifesaving treatment for Sudden Cardiac Arrest. Request a free, no-obligation quote today!
Full Product Info
Features and Specifications:
- Watch this 3-minute demo video of the HeartSine A.E.D. (opens in new window, close window to return here):
- Easier maintenance and replacement: One-piece "Pad-Pak" pad and battery pack has 3.5 year lifespan – only one expiration date to track!
- Once the device is used, a replacement Pad-Pak can be quickly installed – this refreshes all your consumables and restores the system
- 7-year Manufacturer's Warranty
- Easy to use:
- Lightweight, easy to carry
- One-piece Pad-Pak™ cartridge is easy to install, contains batteries and pads
- No complex displays or controls
- Flashing green STATUS light indicates system is operational
- Prompts you visually and audibly with clear, calm instructions throughout the rescue process
- System guides the user through pad application to shock delivery if required
- As used by...
- Air Force One
- Secret Service
- Chicago Cubs
- Perfect for:
- Bike patrol teams
- Chief's/ Captain's vehicles
- Patrol cars
- Forestry service
- Wildland crews
- EMS vehicles and ambulances
- Surveyor and construction crew work trucks
- Rugged and waterproof: IP56-certified water and solids ingress-resistant
- Compatible with department C.P.R. training and A.H.A. guidelines, the A.E.D. uses an advanced algorithm to determine if S.C.A. patient requires shock
- Advanced SCOPE™ biphasic waveform technology adjusts patient impedance to maximize effective shock delivery
- Weight: 2.4 lbs. (most lightweight system available!)
- 3 large, easy to see icons illuminate to facilitate the rescue process:
- "Attach pads"
- "Do not touch the patient"
- "It is safe to touch the patient"
- Events fully accessible for medical review:
- Events are recorded, with the time, date, ECG trace and duration, shock delivery information and C.P.R. intervals
- Downloadable to PC with optional SAVER® EVO software (free download; requires cable, sold separately)
- Electrode pads are contained in an innovative Pad-Pak™, accessible by pulling the green tab
- Adult (Gray) Pad-Pak™ (included) is for patients older than 8 years and weighing more than 55 lbs.
- The Samaritan can also be used with Pediatric-Pak™ (Pink, sold separately), for patients 1-8 years weighing less than 55 lbs.
- Guided process:
- When electrode pads are applied, the system automatically assesses the patient to determine if a shock is required
- If shock is not required, the unit will prompt the rescuer to begin CPR
- Verbal and visual prompts guide the rescuer when to touch and when not to touch the patient
- If it is determined that a shock is required, the Shock Button illuminates
- A C.P.R. tone and flashing icon audially and visually coach the rescuer in delivering chest compressions according to AHA or ERC 2005 guidelines – 100 compressions per minute – for 2-minute intervals
- System reassesses patient condition at 2-minute intervals
- Charge time
- Charging Time: 150J in less than 8 seconds
- 200J in less than 12 seconds from a shock advised message
- Operating Temp: 0°–50°C
- Storage Temp: -10°–50°C
- Battery: 18V 0.8Amp Hours; 30 Shocks at 200J or 6 hours monitoring
- Shock cycle time: Less than 60 seconds for 3 analysis shock cycles
- Size: 8.1" H x 10.18" W x 2.36" D (20.5cm H x 25.8cm W x 6cm D)
- For more information, download the following materials:
- Required Paperwork To finish processing your order, please download, complete and return this authorization form:
- Download the authorization (heartsine-medical-authorization.xls, MS Excel spreadsheet)
- Complete the authorization and have a physician review and sign it
- Return via mail or fax (instructions included on authorization)
- The Sale of an AED Unit requires Medical Authorization. The F.D.A. considers defibrillators to be prescription devices pursuant to 21 CFR 801.109 and medical authorization is required. Most states provide immunity from civil liability to the physician prescribing an AED. State legislation can be accessed through your state's website or medical board.
- Questions? Contact a CHIEF account manager
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