Defibrillator, cabinet, and bleed kit all in one easy package

• The AWC002 – our smaller (equally capable) cabinet

• The IPAD NFK200 Defibrillator

• The Daniel Baird Foundation Bleed Control Kit developed by West Midlands Ambulance Service

Please follow the links through to each product’s main page for further details

The Cabinet

The AWC002 – our smaller (equally capable) cabinet

• Outdoor appropriate with solid 2mm mild steel construction
• Locked safely with a marine grade combination lock
• IP66, IK10 rated (Fully waterproof, dust proof and the highest impact rating available)
• Passive 50W heater
• Flexible mounting options (pole / post mount, fence mount, wall mount, etc.)
• 10 year guarantee from the longest standing defibrillator cabinet manufacturer on the market – our cabinets will last the test of time, no peeling paint or rusting with our cabinets

The Defibrillator

The IPAD NFK200 semi-automatic Defibrillator

• Easy access to pads from front panel
• LED status indicator
• CPR metronome, voice and graphic guidance
• Data transfer by USB
• Scheduled self-testing so the defib is always available
• Combined adult / paediatric pads – switch at the push of a button

The Bleed Control Kit

The Daniel Baird Foundation Bleed Control Kit developed by West Midlands Ambulance Service

• Ideal for road traffic accidents, agricultural accidents, severe domestic injuries and assault
• Emergency Bleed Control Kit as specified by West Midlands Ambulance Service and used by Ambulance Services across the UK
• Contains:
  • Large Trauma Dressing – Designed to control moderate bleeding
  • ChitoGauze® XR Pro – A haemostatic gauze dressing that is very effective, designed to control moderate to very severe haemorrhage
  • Fox Seal Chest Seal – An innovative dressing for emergency management of penetrating chest wounds
  • Tourniquet – Easy to use tourniquet for stopping the flow of blood to the arms or legs
  • 2 pairs of disposable Gloves – Personal protection
  • Scissors – Emergency sheers for quickly and effectively removing clothes
  • Emergency Foil Blanket – keeps patient warm and protected from the elements
  • CPR Face Mask – If CPR is required the face shield protects the user
  • Marker Pen – Used to note the time a tourniquet is applied – this is important when a hospital come to remove it later