Description
The HeartSine samaritan PAD is an automated external defibrillator (AED) that analyzes the heart rhythm and delivers an electrical shock to victims of Sudden Cardiac Arrest in order to restore the heart to normal rhythm. This user-friendly AED provides easy to follow visual and audio prompts to guide the rescuer from pad application to shock delivery, if required.
The 350P uses HeartSine’s practical Pad-Pakââ€Â¢, which incorporates the battery and electrodes in a single-use cartridge – meaning only one expiration date to monitor and only one item to replace after use. The 350P is suitable for use on adults and children. For children younger than 8 years or weighing less than 25 kg (55 lbs), a Pediatric-Pakââ€Â¢ is available.
Features
•Compact and lightweight portable AED. Up to 56% smaller than other AEDs on the market and weighing only 1.1kgs.
•Easy to use. Audio & visual prompts guide the user step-by-step through the rescue process.
•SCOPEââ€Â¢ Technology – HeartSine’s unique biphasic waveform. Developed through extensive experimental and clinical testing, the SCOPE system gives unrivaled performance and optimizes the chances for defibrillation success.
•The Samaritan PAD has a rating of IP56, providing the 350P defibrillator with the highest level of protection from dust or moisture ingress in the industry.
•Unbeatable ergonomics with only two buttons – ‘On/Off’ and ‘Shock’
•Rescuer is verbally reminded to “Call for Medical Assistanceâ€
•Clearly indicates to rescuer when it is safe/unsafe to touch the patient
•CPR tone and flashing icon coach the rescuer in delivering chest compressions
•Auto self test minimises maintenance
•Replacement PAD-PAKââ€Â¢ quickly refreshes electrodes and battery at once
•Paediatric-PAKââ€Â¢ is also available for patients aged 1-8 years and less than 25kg
•Weighs just 1kg – lighter than other devices on the market
•Manufactured in the UK by a global market leader
•Supplied with rugged carry/storage case
•Supplied with one adult PAD PAK
Specifications
Brand
Own Brand
Categories
Diagnostic
Category
Defibrillators
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