Automated external defibrillators (AED)
Defibrillators for businesses, schools, sports clubs, and communities. We will help you select an AED and train your staff to use it.
How to choose a defibrillator
An AED is designed for sudden cardiac arrest. Once turned on, voice prompts guide you through every step. It analyzes heart rhythm automatically and delivers a shock only when necessary, making it safe for non-medical personnel.
When choosing, check voice prompt language options, electrode and battery expiration dates, and pediatric capability.
FAQ
Can a non-medical professional use an AED?
Yes. AEDs are specifically designed for lay responders: clear voice prompts guide you step by step, and a shock is delivered only if an arrhythmia is detected.
Where should a defibrillator be placed?
In a visible, easily accessible location marked with clear AED signage. Ensure all staff members know its location and basic operation.


