Cardiac Science Powerheart AED G3 Pro Defibrillator with Rechargeable Lithium Battery

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Product Overview
Technical Data
FAQs (4)

Product Overview

The Powerheart AED G3 Pro with rechargeable lithium battery performs daily, weekly and monthly self tests which checks the functionality of the defibrillators main components. Suitable for use by professional medical responders, the Powerheart AED G3 Pro includes a 3-lead ECG monitoring kit and features a display to show the patient's heart rate, number of shocks delivered and the elapsed rescue time. Its built-in STAR biphasic technology customises energy levels and defibrillation parameters according to the needs of the patient, and the AED knows when and when not to deliver a shock.

FREE replacement pads after 2 years
FREE standard delivery
FREE Place on a St John Ambulance defib training course
Supplied with a FREE AED responder kit
Semi-automatic defibrillator
Supplied with two rechargeable lithium batteries and a charger
Designed for use by EMS (emergency medical services) responders, hospitals and medical professionals
Rechargeable battery has a one year warranty
ECG display shows critical patient information - heart rate, number of shocks delivered and the elapsed rescue time
Supplied with a 3-lead ECG monitoring kit
The built-in metronome (which can be switched off) helps to set the pace for CPR compressions
Pre-connected non-polarised adult defibrillation gel pads come with a two year shelf life
Features RHYTHMx technology
AED knows when and when not to deliver a defibrillation shock
STAR biphasic defibrillation energy waveform technology customises defibrillation parameters and energy levels according to the patient's needs
The AED has an impressive 7 year warranty
Retains usage information which can be transferred to a computer for analysis
Rescue Ready technology enables for daily, weekly and monthly self checks to be completed

Technical Data

Product Code	STJPG3PRR-KTP
Brand	Cardiac Science
Battery Type	Rechargeable lithium
Defibrillator Type	Semi-automatic
IP Rating	IP24
Kit Contents	1 x Defibrillator 2 pairs of adult defib pads 2 x Rechargeable batteries 1 x Battery charger
Warranty	7 years (on the AED)
Weight	3.00kg
Product Datasheets	Cardiac-Science-Powerheart-G3-Pro-Datasheet

FAQs (4)

Q. Can you tell me if an employer has a legal obligation to service/calibrate a defibrillator at regular time spans? Do first aiders have to go on regular refresher courses to operate them? Finally, what is the approximate life span of a defibrillator?

Thank you for your enquiry. There is no legal obligation to ensure that the defibrillator is regularly serviced. It is the Health and Safety Manager's responsibility to ensure that the pads have not exceeded their standby life and that the battery is fully charged. The Cardiac Science defibrillators carry out automatic self tests which would indicate if there is a problem with the unit. It is no longer compulsory for people to be trained before using the defibrillator, although it is highly recommended. Again, refresher courses are available, but they are not compulsory - only recommended. A defibrillator does not have an approximate lifespan. As long as the battery and pads are replaced when needed, the defibrillator will continue working past the warranty period.

Q. Why is the Powerheart AED G3 Pro defib supplied with 2 rechargeable batteries?

The G3 Pro defibrillator is supplied with two rechargeable batteries so that when one battery is charging or not in use, another one is charged, fitted and ready. If the defibrillator is used, then the fitted battery can be removed and replaced with another readily charged unit. The defibrillator is then never without a charged battery.

Q. How do you know when the rechargeable battery in the Powerheart G3 Pro defibrillator has depleted?

When the battery is low on power, the defibrillator will alarm and the voice prompt will say that the battery power is low.

Q. Cardiac Science Powerheart AED G3 Pro Defibrillator - could there be a potential problem if the battery is not fully charged but the defib needs to be used in an emergency?

The AED has a reserve power supply and so the defib could still be used in an emergency.