Mindray BeneHeart D1 AED (COLOUR LCD DISPLAY )

The HeartSine samaritan® PAD 360P is a sophisticated fully automatic defibrillator (NO SHOCK BUTTON TO PRESS) for both adult and paediatric use The SAM 360P is designed to analyse heart rhythm and automatically deliver an electrical shock (if needed). Unique features include: • Real-time CPR coaching Easy to understand visual and voice prompts guide the rescuer through the entire resuscitation process, including CPR—a key link in the chain of survival. • Electrode pads: Pre-connected pads to save time • One-button operation Automatic shock delivery • Portable and lightweight Portable, light weight and compact • Clinically validated technology Proprietary electrode and SCOPE biphasic technology - low energy escalating waveform, that automatically adjusts for differences in patient impedance. • IPX rating 56 – can handle high exposure to water and dust • Low ongoing cost (pad and battery last 4 years and $195 to replace) • Low cost of ownership Shelf life of four years means that the Pad-Pak offers significant savings over other defibrillators that require separate battery and electrode replacements. • 8-year Warranty AED is backed by an 8-year warranty. • CPR Coaching and Metronome for correct speed CPR • Escalating energy 150j to 200j • Free training video for staff

Ready when needed – by lifting the device cover, the FRED PA-1 starts up immediately and guides the rescuer step by step during the entire resuscitation process. The FRED PA-1 is available either as fully automatic or a semi-automatic device. • •Ease of use: interface with 1-2-3 steps • •10 year warranty – providing peace of mind • •Pre-connected electrodes for faster application to the patient’s chest •3 year electrode life / 6 year battery life • •Automatic self-tests for detection of electrode expiration and battery capacity – the FRED PA-1 as well as the Online version indicate their status via LED on the device • •Chest compression assistant: – Metronome – (Optional) FreeCPR: feedback on the frequency of the chest compression