An AED at home, at work, at school
Sudden cardiac arrest does not wait for an ambulance. A HeartStart AED talks an ordinary person through the first minutes, with voice instructions and CPR coaching. Choose the one that fits where you are.
AEDs, the consumables that keep them ready, cabinets and signage, training and programme services.
Clear voice prompts, a metronome that sets the pace of compressions, and daily self-tests that tell you the device is ready. Pre-connected pads mean there is one less thing to do in the moment.
Pick the setting and the catalogue filters itself.
For a household, often with children in the house. Simple, light and quiet to own.
For an office, a shop floor or a warehouse, with a cabinet and signage so it is found fast.
For sports halls, schools and venues, where responders may be anyone and children may be patients.
Pads expire about every two years and a battery lasts about four years installed. Order the pair together and the device is ready for the next four years.
Typical pads life
Typical installed battery life
Warranty on a HeartStart AED
Do I need training to use one?
No. The device talks you through every step, and it will not shock a heart that does not need it. A short course makes you quicker, and the online course is in the catalogue.
Do I need a prescription?
Not for the home and public-access AEDs in this catalogue.
What does it cost to keep?
Pads about every two years and a battery about every four. Both are on this site, and the value packages include a spare set.
What if it is used?
Replace the pads afterwards and check the battery. The programme management service tracks both for you.