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Zoll AED 3 Trainer

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Features: Real CPR Help®: Provides real-time feedback on the quality of chest compressions. Pads on Manikin Detection: Recognizes pad placement and proceeds to "analysis". Active LCD Display: Full-colour display mirrors the clinical ZOLL AED 3. No...

Now: £722.99 Inc. VAT

Was: £776.63

Now: £602.49 Ex. VAT

Was: £647.19

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FAQ

What is a defibrillator?

A defibrillator is a medical tool that is used when someone suffers a sudden cardiac arrest. It comes with electrodes which are place on the patients chest. These then scan the heart to determine whether a shock is needed and if so, it will provide one. When a defibrillator shocks a heart, it does so in order to stop it so that it can begin beating again on its own.

How do I use a Zoll defibrillator?

A Zoll defibrillator should be used the same way as all other defibrillators. When someone is suffering a sudden cardiac arrest, you must call the emergency services, begin CPR and use a defibrillator. All defibrillators have easy to follow instructions which outline the order in which to deliver care.

Do I need training to use a Zoll defibrillator?

No, just like every other defibrillator, you do not need training to use one correctly. All are designed with ease of use in mind so whether you are a medical professional or novice, the easy to use audio and visual steps will be able to guide you.

What are the benefits of a Zoll defibrillator?

Zoll defibrillators are designed with ease of use in mind which means guesswork can be eliminated. A user-friendly design and fully automatic option means that quick, life saving care can be delivered. Zoll defibrillators are also cost effective as they are powered by lithium batteries meaning they have a shelf life of up to five years. They also come with a program management solution called PlusTrac meaning the defibrillator will always be ready when needed.

When will I need to use a defibrillator?

You need to use a defibrillator when someone suffers a sudden cardiac arrest. This occurs when there is an electrical problem with the heart. The victim will fall unconscious, not have a pulse and will have stopped breathing. When this happens you must call 999, begin CPR and locate your nearest defibrillator.