AED - Automated External Defibrillator_HeartResQ NT-381.C

Description

What is an Automated External Defibrillator (AED)?
An automated external defibrillator (AED) is an emergency medical device that automatically analyzes the electrocadiogram in an emergency, and deliver an electric shock, if necessary, to recover the cardiac
Cardiac arrest is a loss of cardiac function and can result in brain damage or death. A quick response is necessary because, after paralysis occurs, the survival rate of patient diminishes by 7-10% per minute, and after 4 minutes, the brain starts to get damaged. Before the emergency service arrives, anyone at the site can perform emergency treatment and raise the survival rate

Point 01. Easy!
When a pad is attached, automatically analyze the ECG (electrocardiogram) and inform the necessity of electrical impulses by audio instruction system

Point 02. Convenient!
Turn on the device and use a pad for adult/pediatric treatment connected in dvance

Point 03. Smart!
Smart use from regular self-inspections and automatic audio recording of sounds from surrounding environment after attaching a pad

Point 04. Safe!
Safe use from notifications for remaining battery, pad status, and operating temperature

Product Highlights

Defibrillator
Defibrillator Series	Heart+ResQ ™ NT-381.C
Set Configuration	Defibrillator, battery pack, sealed electrode pads, Heart+ResQ User Guide, Protective Carrying Case,"NT-MPR" CD-ROM, Bluetooth Adaptor (optional)
Waveform	Truncated Exponential Biphasic
Energy	150J (adult, impedance 500) 50J (pediatric, impedance 50Q)
ShockChargelimeI	9 seconds (土10%)
Shock Method	Manual button (flashes when ready)
Mode Conversion	Adult/Child toggle button (Child Mode delivers 50J Pediatric shock for patients weighing less than 25kg, approximately 12 months to 8 years old)

Physical
Defibrillator Series	220mm (W) × 282mm (L) × 80mm (H)
Set Configuration	2kg (including battery and pads)

Environmenta
Water resistance	IPX2 based on IEC 60529
Temperature	Operating : 0℃ to 40℃ / Storage : -20℃ to 60℃
Humidity (operating/storage)	10% to 95% Relative Humidity, Non-Condensing
Altitude (operating/storage)	0 to 5000 meters
Drop test	1.5 meters per IEC 60068-2-32

ECG
ECG Record	LEAD II
Analysis Overview	Patient evaluated to determine whether ECG rhythm represents shockable or non-shockable state. Shockable rhythms are ventricular fibrillation
Analysis time	Approx. 7 seconds (Read: about 5 seconds, Analyze: within 2 seconds)

Data
Storeda data	ECG recordings, operation information (whether shock delivered or not), ambient noise, self-diagnostics history
Memory capacity	ECG: consecutively make records during analysis and CPR (once in every 5 sec, up to 5,000 sec) Audio recording: 60 min in total (4 recording files of 15 min) Self-diagnosis: 3,000 cases and results
Storage type	Internal Memory
Access/search	"NT-ADV" Software (for PC) via Bluetooth

Electrode pads
Shelf Life	2 years, for one-time use only
Conductive Gel	PE foam, Hydrogel
Conductive Element	AgCl (Silver Chloride)
Cable Length	2.1m (+1%)
Applicable Ages	All ages (12 months & older)
Sealing	Airtight
Size	125mm x 95mm
Pads Placement	Anterior-lateral (visual details on pads)

Features

• 1. Anyone can use by following voice prompts
• 2. Easy to check the status of device
• 3. Simple management of device to ensure its readiness
• 4. One pad for both adults and children
• 5. Automatically analyzing accurate ECG

Where the AED needs

Schools / Gyms / Public Facilities / Stadiums / Theatres / Medical Centres / Recreational Centers / Swimming Pools / Shopping Centres / Dental Office / Entertainment Venues / Sporting Venues / Pharmacies / Electrical Rooms / Tracks / Cruises / Airplanes / Subways / Bus Stations / Train Stations / Religious Centres / Police & Emergency Service Vehicles and other places where many people congregate.

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