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Philips HeartStart AED with Carry Case
Philips HeartStart AED with Carry Case
Philips HeartStart AED with Carry Case
Nothing else in an aquatic facility moves cardiac survival the way an AED does, and the entire argument is time to shock. It needs to be on the deck, visible, and checked.
- HeartStart FRx
- HeartStart OnSite
- Trainer
- Minutes decide the outcomeSurvival drops sharply for every minute without defibrillation. An AED in a locked office is the wrong side of that curve.
- Cabinets and signage are not extrasA device nobody can find is a device you do not have. The cabinet and the sign are part of the installation.
- Pads and batteries expireThis is the single most common AED failure at inspection. Diary the expiry dates the day it is installed.
Put the pad and battery expiry in your calendar now
Every aquatic facility audit finds expired pads somewhere. It is entirely preventable and it is the difference between a device and a prop.
Models and part numbers
- HeartStart FRx
- 10-531-FRX
- HeartStart OnSite
- 10-531-ONSITE
- Trainer
- 10-531-TRAINER
Common questions
Many states now require one at a public pool, and most insurers expect it. Check your state code, and ask us if you want a hand.
On the deck, visible, signed, and reachable within the time your emergency action plan specifies. Not in an office.
Pads and a battery on a replacement cycle. Budget for them rather than being surprised.
AEDs are designed to be used by anyone, but your certification almost certainly requires training anyway.
Most of the Kemp range ships from stock, and delivery choices are shown at checkout. If you need a date confirmed before you order, call 631-678-6506 and we will confirm it with the warehouse first.
