Medical defibrillator bundle

Medical Defib Bundle with HeartSine 360p defibrillator. This Bundle is ideal for the primary health services industry, medical practice, pharmacy and medical providers. The package is the smallest AED bundle and comes in a compact tough case. Ideal for accreditation and to make your medical facility Heart Safe.

As the trusted AED supplier for over 1000 Australian workplaces, including the GC 2018 Commonwealth Games and parkrun, First Aid Accident & Emergency are now considered the one of best Defibrillator package specialists.

• Bulk defibrillator discounts (conditions apply), call for quote 07 55205068
• All defibrillators come with 8 year warranty and liability cover
• All our defibrillators are TGA approved

The HeartSine® 360P AED Package comes with everything you need, including a IP 67 tough case, patient prep kit, AED sticker or wall signage, soft shell carry case and defibrillator training resources. All with a low ongoing cost, as the pad and battery last for 4 years and only cost $200 to replace.

Specially designed to be easily deployed and transported to a patient. HeartSine® Samaritan® PAD 360P Defibrillator is a sophisticated, lightweight and fully automatic defibrillator. This AED is is easy-to-operate and durable with voice and visual prompts, helping the user through pad placement and CPR in an emergency.

AED Value Pack Includes:

• 1 x Automatic PAD 360P Defibrillator
• Patient prep kit with razor, sheers, CPOR face shield and gloves
• AED Sticker and signage 
• Training resources
• IP 67 tough case

Key AED Features

• Compact and lightweight
• 8-year warranty
• Easy-to-use with clear voice prompts and simple graphics
• Low ongoing cost: pad and battery 4 year’s and $200 to replace
• Escalating energy 150j to 200j
• IP rating 56 
• Verbal/Audio CPR coaching
• Metronome for keeping consistent CPR compressions pace
• Free reminder service on pad and battery replacement

Automated external defibrillator for a medical practice

You must decide whether your practice needs to install an AED, based on the risks of harm from cardiac arrest, by considering:

• the location of the nearest AED, hospital and other emergency services
• the number and composition of practice staff members, patients and other people who visit your practice
• records of injuries, illnesses and near misses.

If you have an AED:

• it must be maintained according to the manufacturer’s specifications – we offer a simple self check on each AED
• the practice team must be properly trained to use and maintain it – we offer accredited CPR and AED training
• it must be placed where it is clearly visible and accessible, and not exposed to extreme temperatures- we offer a Display wall cabinet and signage
• there must be clear signs to indicate where it is located.