About AED-7000 (Autometic external defibrillator )
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0 to 40 C; humidity 30%-95% non-condensing |
Reliable and Rapid DefibrillationThe AED-7000 delivers a shock in less than 10 seconds after ECG analysis, providing swift intervention for sudden cardiac arrest. With selectable or automatic escalation from 150J to 360J, the device tailors energy levels to patient requirements, maximizing the chance of successful resuscitation for both adults and children.
Designed for Ease of Use and PortabilityCrafted from durable ABS plastic in a distinct yellow/grey color, the AED-7000 weighs only 2.5 kg. Its intuitive interface, clear step-by-step audio prompts, and visual indicators make operation straightforward for both professionals and lay responders, ensuring immediate action during emergencies.
Comprehensive Event Recording and MonitoringThe AED-7000 internally stores data from up to 100 incidents or 15 hours of ECG, which can be downloaded via USB for further analysis. Automatic self-tests and clear status displays guarantee device readiness and reliability, making it well-suited for continuous deployment in public and healthcare settings.
FAQs of AED-7000 (Autometic external defibrillator ):
Q: How does the AED-7000 guide users during a cardiac emergency?
A: The AED-7000 provides clear, step-by-step audio instructions in multiple languages (English default), along with visual prompts via its LCD/LED display. These guidance features ensure that users of varying experience levels can quickly and confidently operate the device during an emergency.
Q: What is the process for using the AED-7000 on adults and children?
A: The AED-7000 comes with pads compatible for both adult and pediatric patients. Simply connect the appropriate pad, turn on the device, and follow the voice and visual instructions. The AED automatically analyzes the patients ECG and delivers the correct energy level for each age group.
Q: When should the AED-7000 be used and who can operate it?
A: The AED-7000 should be used immediately when a person shows signs of sudden cardiac arrestunresponsiveness and abnormal breathing. Its automated interface is designed for rapid use by emergency responders, hospital staff, or even bystanders in public places, thanks to simple prompts and minimal setup.
Q: Where is the AED-7000 suitable for deployment?
A: The AED-7000s portable design, robust water resistance (IPX4), and long standby battery life make it ideal for hospitals, public spaces, emergency vehicles, or community centers. Its compact size and lightweight build also facilitate easy transport and visible placement in high-traffic areas.
Q: What is the benefit of the AED-7000s event documentation capabilities?
A: The AED-7000 can internally record up to 100 incidents or 15 hours of ECG data. This information is crucial for post-event medical review and training, and is easily accessible via USB download, ensuring compliance and improvement in emergency care protocols.
Q: How is the AED-7000 maintained for reliable use?
A: Automatic daily, weekly, and monthly self-tests check key internal systems, electrodes, and battery life. Visual and audible standby indicators notify users of device readiness, ensuring the AED-7000 is always prepared for immediate use in emergencies.
Q: What are the advantages of having selectable or automatic energy escalation in the AED-7000?
A: Selectable or automatic escalation of energy output (150J 360J) allows the AED-7000 to deliver optimal therapy, increasing shock intensity when necessary. This feature enhances patient outcomes by tailoring treatment to individual needs, especially in challenging cases.