AED Defibrillators
Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) are life-saving tools for sudden cardiac arrest; they analyze the heart rhythm automatically and deliver a shock when needed. The category includes semi-automatic AEDs that require a button press to shock, fully automatic AEDs, AED cabinets and signs, pads and accessories (batteries), and AED training units.
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Survival from sudden cardiac arrest falls 7-10% for every minute of delay in AED activation. Modern AEDs use voice and visual prompts that walk the user through every step — from powering the unit on, to applying the pads to the chest, to delivering the shock — and are usable by lay rescuers after short training. A semi-automatic AED analyzes the rhythm and asks the user to press the shock button when indicated, the most common unit in public access settings. Fully automatic AEDs deliver the shock without a button press after analysis, suitable where users have less training. Industrial AEDs are built with dust and shock resistance (IP55 or higher) and work across wide temperature ranges. Outdoor AEDs sit in weather-resistant cabinets. Accessories include adult pads, smaller pediatric pads, replacement batteries with a manufacturer-specified life (often 2-5 years), and wall-mounted cabinets with cabinet-door alarms. Periodic (e.g., monthly) readiness checks per the manufacturer's instructions, pad and battery replacement before expiry, and facility team training are required. Recommendations follow AHA/ERC guidelines.
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Survival from sudden cardiac arrest falls 7-10% for every minute of delay in AED activation. Modern AEDs use voice and visual prompts that walk the user through every step — from powering the unit on, to applying the pads to the chest, to delivering the shock — and are usable by lay rescuers after short training. A semi-automatic AED analyzes the rhythm and asks the user to press the shock button when indicated, the most common unit in public access settings. Fully automatic AEDs deliver the shock without a button press after analysis, suitable where users have less training. Industrial AEDs are built with dust and shock resistance (IP55 or higher) and work across wide temperature ranges. Outdoor AEDs sit in weather-resistant cabinets. Accessories include adult pads, smaller pediatric pads, replacement batteries with a manufacturer-specified life (often 2-5 years), and wall-mounted cabinets with cabinet-door alarms. Periodic (e.g., monthly) readiness checks per the manufacturer's instructions, pad and battery replacement before expiry, and facility team training are required. Recommendations follow AHA/ERC guidelines.
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