Description
Train your community to use your Heartsine 360P defibrillator.
- Remote control operation
- Multiple rescue scenarios
- Pause function – so you can walk trainees through the process
Please note this is not a full defibrillator but a training tool.
Why get a fully automatic Public Access Defibrillator (PAD)?
Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) is a leading cause of death globally. As response time is critical for survival, the use of an AED can increase the survival rate from 5% up to 70%, if used within the first few minutes of the SCA.
The Samaritan® PAD family of public access defibrillators is designed especially for use in public areas by providing a sophisticated defibrillator for adult or pediatric use, inside a lightweight and easy-to-operate system. Offering all the key features of the samaritan PAD products, the samaritan PAD 360P is a fully automatic defibrillator designed to analyse heart rhythm and automatically deliver a life-saving electrical shock (if needed). The Heartsine 360P also includes a motion detection feature to warn users of excessive or unexpected patient movement.
Why get a HeartSine PAD?
The HeartSine 360P Delivers a lifesaving shock in a more cases than other defibrillators. The impedance operating range of the Heartsine devices is 25-230 ohms which is greater than other defibrillators available. This means it will deliver a lifesaving shock in more cases than other defibrillators due to its advanced Self-Compensating Output Pulse Envelope (SCOPE) technology.
Heartsine defibrillators are also easy to maintain with their combined battery and electrode cartridge, known as the Pad-Pak, which only needs to be replaced every four years or following an event. This can be changed simply in just 5 seconds. The HeartSine 360P defibrillator features TSO-C142a certified battery which carries the most stringent approval for lithium batteries for aviation use.
If you are unsure which defibrillator is right for you contact us to discuss your options.
We also offer a semi-automatic variant of this device, and a version with CPR feedback.
