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Defibrillator AED | HeartSine 350p Wall Bracket Bundle
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$1,499.00
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HeartSine 350P Wall Bracket Bundle Â
The HeartSine 350p Wall Bracket & Wall Sign Bundle is the complete Defib pack for your organisation.
100% safe to use and Australian approved TGA, this defibrillator is safe and approved for use in Australia.
Specially designed for use in all conditions, the HeartSine Samaritan® PAD 350P is a sophisticated, compact and lightweight defibrillator. The HeartSine design is easy-to-operate and durable with voice and visual prompts, helping the user through pad placement and CPR in an emergency. The SAM 350P semi-automatic defibrillator also will analyse the heart rhythm and ask the rescuer to “Press the Button” to deliver a life-saving shock (if needed). This device is intrinsically safe and its BiPahsic shock system will not hurt a bystander- its advanced technology is balanced against the demands of real-world use.
HeartSine 350p Wall Bracket Pack includes:
- HeartSine 350P Defibrillator
- Softshell Cary Case
- AED Metal Wall Bracket
- AED 3D Metal Wall Sign
- AED Patient Prep Kit includes: Razor, CPR shield, gloves and sheers
- Monthly Defibrillator checklist
- Online instructional use video
- 8 Years Device Warranty
- 8 Years customer support team
HeartSine 350p Defibrillator Features:
- Compact & lightweight 1.1kg
- Easy to use with clear voice prompts
- Visual Prompts for the rescuer
- Low ongoing cost—pad & battery life of 3- 4 years & only $249 to replace
- Escalating energy 150j to 200j
- Defibrillator IP rating 56—can handle high exposure to water & dust
- CPR Coaching with metronome
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