AED Plus Semi-Automatic Defibrillator with CPR-D Pads Electrodes and Batteries

Features

• Includes: AED Plus®, CPR-D-padz® electrodes, and lithium batteries
• Real CPR Help® technology provides real-time CPR feedback
• Voice and visual prompts guide users through the rescue process
• Automatic self-testing helps ensure readiness
• Long battery standby life reduces maintenance
• Designed for trained and first-time rescuers
• Durable construction for public access environments
• Ideal for businesses, schools, gyms, churches, and public facilities

Description

The ZOLL® AED Plus® Semi-Automatic Defibrillator is designed to help rescuers respond confidently during sudden cardiac arrest by combining easy-to-use operation with advanced CPR guidance. Unlike conventional AEDs that only coach the rescuer between compressions, the AED Plus features Real CPR Help® technology, which measures chest compressions and provides real-time audio and visual feedback on compression depth and rate to help deliver high-quality CPR.

The semi-automatic AED analyzes the victim's heart rhythm and, when a shockable rhythm is detected, instructs the rescuer to press the shock button to deliver therapy. Its innovative one-piece CPR-D-padz® electrodes include an integrated CPR sensor that helps ensure proper hand placement while simplifying electrode application. Clear voice prompts, visual graphics, and an adaptive metronome guide users through every step of the rescue, making the device suitable for both trained responders and first-time rescuers.

This package includes CPR-D-padz® electrodes and ten Type 123A lithium batteries, providing the essential accessories needed to place the AED into service. Automatic self-testing verifies operational readiness, while the rugged IP55-rated design helps protect the unit from dust and water. With batteries and electrodes that each provide up to a 5-year service life under standby conditions, the AED Plus helps reduce maintenance costs while delivering dependable performance for workplaces, schools, healthcare facilities, and other public access environments.