AED Saver1, Defibrillator Fully automatic Complete with Carry Case, Public access

AED-SAVER1

Operation: Fully Automatic Version

Energies: Standard max 200J or Power max 360J

Waveform: Adaptive BTE (biphasic truncated exponential) conforming to patient chest’s impedance

Protocols: Various adult shock protocols available on request

Factory default: Adult Standard escalating 150, 200, 200J Adult Power escalating 200, 250, 360J Pediatric (Standard or Power) 50J fixed

Charging time: ≤9 seconds with a new and fully charged battery depleted battery will result in a longer charging time

Analysis time: IEC/EN 60601-2-4 from 4 to 15 seconds

Impedance: 20-200 ohms

Sensitivity: IEC/EN 60601-2-4 (AHADB, MITDB source), 97%

Specificity: IEC/EN 60601-2-4 (AHADB, MITDB source), 99%

Controls: 2 buttons: ON/OFF, Shock , “i“ info button

Flashing Icons: “connects pads to patient“ “adult/child“ informing on pads type use “don’t touch patient“ warning to stay clear “touch patient“ informing it’s safe to touch

Indicators: Status LED indicator informing on device condition Battery gauge with remaining capacity rate Audible alerts and text display with service alarms.

Upgradable: through a USB cable or memory card.

Battery:

Type: Li-SOCl2 Disposable, code SAV-C0903

Autonomy: 300 complete rescue cycles (shocks at 200J and CPR) or 200 complete rescue cycles (shocks at 360J and CPR) or 35 hours ECG analysis for a new and fully charged battery

Shelf-Life: when stored in original packaging 5 years

Battery-Life: 4 years once installed to AED, assuming one battery insertion test and daily self-test but without switching AED on

Type: Li-ion Accumulator, Code SAV-C0011

Recharging time: 2,5 hours with the charger station Code SAV-C0014 (*) (recommended to charge every 4 months at least)

Autonomy: 250 shocks at 200J or 160 shocks at 360J or 21 hours in ECG analysis for a new fully charged accumulator etc…