Offer: Philips HS1 AED with lockable outdoor cabinet
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Shock protocol There are 3 variants in which an AED can shock (differs per brand): provides one specific energy level shock or energy that gradually increases or a variable energy level is applied.
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Therapy range The amount of energy that the AED delivers when it delivers a shock, expressed in joules.
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Asystole detection threshold Asystole is when the heart stops beating. The detection threshold is the lowest level of cardiac activity that indicates this. It requires immediate medical attention.
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IP value Indicates protection against dust and water. The higher the value, the better the protection.
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Shock delivery Fully automatic: shock is administered automatically. Semi-automatic: user presses button to deliver shock.
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Pediatric resuscitation This varies per AED. Child resuscitation with the AED using child button, child electrodes or baby-child key.
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Multilingual The AED speaks multiple languages.
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Certification Indicates the AED meets certain safety and performance standards.
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Battery self-test The AED automatically performs a self-test at regular intervals to check the battery status.
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Self-test electrodes The AED automatically performs a self-test at regular intervals to check the status of the electrodes.
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Capacitor self-test The AED automatically performs a self-test at regular intervals to check the status of the capacitor.
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Metronome An audio signal that accompanies the rhythm by emitting a tap or beep to maintain the correct rhythm.
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Spoken resuscitation instruction The AED provides spoken resuscitation instructions.
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AED rescue set This consists of a washcloth, scissors, latex gloves and a razor.
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Breathing mask With a breathing mask you prevent direct mouth-to-mouth or mouth-to-nose contact with the victim.
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Philips HeartStart HS1 AED: user-friendly resuscitation for everyone
The Philips HeartStart HS1 AED is one of the most user-friendly defibrillators on the market, designed for both experienced and inexperienced responders. The HS1 provides clear voice instructions, guiding the user step by step through the resuscitation process. The device performs automatic self-tests to ensure it is always ready for use. Additionally, the HS1 is compact and lightweight, making it easy to carry to any emergency situation.
Aivia 210 AED Cabinet: robust and accessible storage for indoor and outdoor use
The Aivia 210 AED Cabinet offers optimal protection for your AED while ensuring it remains easily accessible. The cabinet features heating and ventilation, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, even in extreme weather conditions. The transparent window ensures that the AED is always visible, while the visual and audible alarms enhance the security of the AED. The Aivia 210 Cabinet provides extra protection and makes it easy to locate and quickly use the Philips HS1 AED in emergency situations.
The importance of an AED nearby
An AED like the Philips HeartStart HS1, combined with the Aivia 210 AED Cabinet, provides life-saving equipment that is always ready for use. During a cardiac arrest, quick access to an AED is crucial because every second counts. The chances of survival for a victim can be significantly increased when an AED is used within minutes to restore the heart’s rhythm.