Community Defibrillators | Public-Access AEDs & Packages

AED 3 Semi-Automatic AED & DefibSafe 2 Cabinet

ZOLL

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This Zoll AED 3 Semi Automatic AED & Defibsafe2 Cabinet package is the perfect way to equip your business with lifesaving tools. The AED 3 is a semi-automatic defibrillator that's easy to use and can be stored in the included Defibsafe2 cabinet. This...

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FAQ

What is a community defibrillator?

A community defibrillator is simply a defibrillator that can be used by anyone in the community. They are also known as PADs - public access defibrillators. Community defibrillators are often found in local towns and villages as well as city centres. You can usually identify them due to their vibrant green or yellow casing.

Where can I find a community defibrillator?

Community defibrillators are usually installed on the walls of public buildings in local towns and villages. They are often in a cabinet and can be easily identified due to the bright colouring. Next time you go out, keep an eye out around your neighbourhood to see if you can find your nearest community defibrillator.

How does a community defibrillator work?

A community defibrillator works in the exact same way as any other defibrillator. The only difference is that, they are made readily available to any member of the public to use when in an emergency.

Where will a community defibrillator be stored?

You will find most community defibrillators installed in a cabinet on a wall in your local town or village. They are kept in cabinets to protect them from damage, theft and the elements. Depending on which cabinet the defibrillator is stored in will depend on how it is unlocked. Most cabinets require you to call 999 and to give a specific code that is on the cabinet, the emergency services will then give you code to unlock the cabinet.

How to access a community defibrillator?

A community defibrillator will more than likely be stored in a cabinet and be mounted on a wall. When in an emergency it can be difficult to know what to do when it comes to unlocking your defibrillator. Most cabinets simply require you to call the emergency services who will ask for a code/key that is on the cabinet. From here, they will give you the code to unlock the cabinet so that you can access the defibrillator.

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