Defibtech Lifeline Fully Auto AED

Defibtech Lifeline in fully automatic version

With only one over-sized green power button on this defibrillator, this unit is simple, clear and straightforward to use.

The Lifeline AED is simple and intuitive, clear, calm voice instructions guide the user through the rescue process clearly and concisely, stating each instruction, step by step. Brightly lit progress lights provide clear visual text guidance to reinforce voice instructions

The design of this AED is lightweight and fully integrated design with a large carry handle rubberised surfaces to ensure good grip and durability in an emergency. The brightly illuminated status indicator continuously shows unit readiness, alerting you immediately to any problems identified during it’s ongoing self-checking system.

It’s award-Winning Ergonomic, compact, portable and lightweight design is completed by the high IP54 rating, as well as it’s durability, this unit has been manufactured to withstand contamination from dust and water and has been tested to military standards for shock and vibration using jet aircraft and helicopter testing methods.

Data-card technology ensures your defibrillator is always compatible with the latest standards, enabling you to download updates to your AED throughout it’s lifetime, at no additional cost to you.

The Advanced ECG Analysis enables this defibrillator to determine the shock level individual to each casualty.

Key Features:

• IP54 Rating
• Carry Handle for easy transportation
• Rubber protection making the unit more durable
• Self-contained unit therefore no need for a separate carry case
• Clear bright status Indicator
• Over-sized buttons for ease of use
• Self-Test function ensures the defibrillator is always rescue ready
• Clear visual and audio prompts to guide the rescuer through the resuscitation process
• Data-card technology ensuring the AED is always functioning to the latest standards at no additional cost to you
• Advanced ECG Analysis identifies the correct shock level for individual casualties