Automatic Defibrillators

Protect the health of people in the workplace and community with our premium range of defibrillators and AED devices. When a person suffers a sudden cardiac arrest, using a defibrillator within the first three minutes of them collapsing can increase the chances of patient survival by up to 70%.

An automatic external defibrillator (AED) works by delivering a measured electrical current to the heart in order to stop the abnormal rhythm and allow the heart to restore its natural rhythm. All of our defibrillators analyse the casualty’s ECG rhythm and determine the need for a shock. Our AEDs have built-in digital signal processing techniques to prevent them from delivering an electric current to someone who does not need to be shocked. Fully automatic defibrillators administer the shock without the need for manual prompts, whereas a semi-automatic defibrillator requires the rescuer to press a button to deliver the electric current.

Our range of defibrillators have all been designed to be easy to use, whether the rescuer is a member of the public with minimal first aid experience or a trained medical professional. All of our AEDs come with clear visual and verbal instructions that guide the user through the rescue process. Each of our defibrillators will self-test on a regular basis and will signal an alert if a fault or concern has been detected.