Which AED electrodes should you choose?
The range of electrodes is specifically tailored to the different brands and models of defibrillators. The right choice is vital, because the pads are the only connection between theAED deviceand the victim. When making your choice, it's important to consider compatibility with your device, the gel's shelf life, and whether the pads are suitable for adults or children.
Help with your decision
Are you having trouble finding the right set? We have a handyselection aiddeveloped that will guide you directly to the correct parts for your specific AED. This way you can be sure that the connector fits and that the electrodes work seamlessly with your device's software duringresuscitation step-by-step planAlso use the filters on the left to quickly navigate to your brand, such as Philips, Zoll, or Defibtech.
Children's Electrodes: Safety for the Little Ones
In locations where many children gather, such as schools or sports clubs, it is essential to be prepared for pediatric resuscitation. Many AEDs require specialchildren's electrodeswhich automatically reduce the energy of the shock to a safe level. Some modern devices have a child safety button, but for most older models, a separate set of child safety pads is essential for safe use.defibrillatein young victims.
Always available through timely maintenance
Electrodes have a limited shelf life because the conductive gel dries out over time. To ensure your AED is always ready for use, it's crucial to keep a close eye on the expiration date. With ourAED maintenanceWith service agreements, we take care of this completely. We monitor the shelf life of your electrodes and ensure a new set is ready in time, ensuring your device's usability is never compromised.
Do you come across a term you don't immediately recognize? Then take a look at ourAED glossaryfor a clear explanation of techniques such as 'pre-connected' or 'non-polarized' electrodes.