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iPAD-SP1 AED Semi-Automatic Defibrillator + FREE Carry Case | Also includes Electrode Pads, Battery, & AED Starter Kit
£1,380.00
£1,150.00
The iPAD SP1 Semi-Automatic Defibrillator is perfect for individuals with no prior training, helping them rescue lives in the face of cardiac arrest. Its intelligent characteristics include cues for electrode realignment, data transfer to emergency medical services, and step-by-step audio and visual instructions to guide the user throughout its operation.
This is also available as a Fully-Automatic Defibrillator.
The iPAD SP1 Fully-Automatic Defibrillator is perfect for untrained users, offering pad prompts, handover info for paramedics, and step-by-step guidance. View iPAD-SP1 - Fully-Automatic Defibrillator. >>
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SKU
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With batteries and pads having a shelf life, it's important you keep spare accessories on hand just in case. We also offer a carry case and wall bracket for easy access to the defibrillators
Replacement Child and Adult Pads
This defibrillator comes with a pair of dual adult/child pads.
Orange Carry Case
This defibrillator comes with an orange carry case.
Replacement Battery
This defibrillator comes with a battery included. Batteries have a five-year lifespan.
Replacement Child & Adult Pads
This defibrillator comes with a pair of dual adult/child pads.
Orange Carry Case
This defibrillator comes with an orange carry case.
Replacement Battery
This defibrillator comes with a battery. Batteries have a five-year lifespan.
What does the iPAD SP1 Defibrillator come with?
| Item | Quantity | Use |
| Pair of Electrode Pads (Dual Adult/Child) | 1 | Used to deliver an electric shock to the patient's heart to restore a normal rhythm. They are adhesive pads placed on the patient's chest during a cardiac emergency. |
| Battery | 1 | Provides the power source for the defibrillator. Ensures the AED is operational when needed and can deliver the necessary shock to the patient. |
| AED Starter Kits | 1 | Typically includes essential items needed for emergency response, such as gloves, a razor (for removing chest hair), a CPR mask, and antiseptic wipes. |
| Carry Case | 1 | Used to store and transport the AED and its associated components. Helps protect the device and ensures all necessary items are readily available during an emergency. |
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Everyone has the power to save a life with an iPAD SP1 AED. Designed to give professional assistance when there's none near by.
One of our most popular AEDs with paramedics, emergency services, and business owners. The iPAD SP1 Semi-Automatic AED, brought to you by CU Medical, a globally renowned and trusted manufacturer of defibrillators, is a smart device tailor-made for public use, even by those without prior training.
The semi-automatic iPAD CU SP1 AED defibrillator is designed especially for inexperienced users, offering intuitive operation and support during high-stress situations where time is of the essence and concentration may be a challenge.
The iPAD SP1 semi-automatic acts as a fully operational professional aid during a cardiac arrest situation, providing robust support at each stage and giving anyone the confidence to provide life-saving care. It works by:
- Monitoring the noise level in the surrounding environment and adjusting its volume accordingly to ensure the user can hear its guidance.
- Offering composed and clear step-by-step directions on the necessary actions.
- Alerting the user if the electrodes are improperly positioned on the casualty's body.
- Enabling a rapid switch between modes for adults and children as needed.
- Analysing the cardiac rhythm and recommending whether to deliver a shock or continue with CPR.
- Delivering a shock automatically if deemed necessary.
- Retaining an extensive log of relevant data to be handed over to the emergency medical team upon arrival.
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Benefits and Features of this Semi-Automatic iPAD Defibrillator
- The iPAD SP1 Fully Automatic AED defibrillator is designed with ease of use in mind, featuring explicit visual aids and verbal instructions.
- Ambient noise sensors ensure the volume of voice instructions automatically adjusts to your surroundings.
- Dual pre-connected electrodes enable swift and straightforward switching between adult and child modes.
- An electrode indicator shows if a pad requires replacement, eliminating concerns about incorrect placement.
- The pads are compatible with the equipment used by frontline NHS Ambulance Services.
- An on-screen indicator shows battery life, overall unit status, and pad condition.
- The safety cover feature makes switching between adult and child modes seamless and prevents accidental mode changes.
- Upon paramedic arrival, the device provides detailed usage data, including the duration of use and the number of shocks delivered.
- The ingenious 'i' button allows users to adjust the device to emit a steady CPR metronome. It also serves as a tool for error-checking and adjustments, such as compression rate, breath count, cycles, and more.
- The built-in memory can store up to three hours of data or the five most recent usage events.
- The disposable lithium battery has an expected standby lifespan of five years.
- The device comes with a seven-year warranty, which can be extended to ten years upon registration.
- It has an IP55 rating for protection against dust ingress and low-pressure water jets, ensuring durability in various conditions.
What is the difference between the semi-automatic and fully automatic models?
The iPAD SP1 defibrillator, both fully and semi-automatic variants, has similar functionalities and features but differs in one primary aspect. The fully automatic AED is programmed to deliver a shock automatically upon detecting an abnormal heartbeat once the pads are correctly positioned. The semi-automatic device demands the user to press a button to administer the shock once a shockable rhythm has been detected.
The semi-automatic AED enables the user to ensure the surrounding environment is secure, for instance, by asking bystanders to step back and verifying that the patient isn't in contact with any water. This feature is appreciated by many paramedics and emergency service operators, as the semi-automatic defibrillator, with the aid of the 999 call handler, helps ensure the safety of all parties before administering a shock.
The fully automatic AEDs simplify the process by eliminating the manual shock activation step. In emergency scenarios, when an inexperienced individual is faced with using an AED to save a life, this more streamlined procedure can instil confidence and prompt action. A fully automatic AED also reduces the chance of errors caused by hesitation or potential mistakes, effectively taking control of the situation.
Download the iPAD CU-SP1 AED defibrillator manual.
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Resources on Defibrillator Use
We also offer lots of free resources to help our customers learn about using AEDs and helping casualties of cardiac arrest.
- Defibrillator Position and Placement: How to Get it Right
- How Does a Defibrillator Work?
- Where is my Nearest Defibrillator? Find a Defibrillator Near You
- What Are The Chances of Survival When Using a Defibrillator?
- Workplace Defibrillators: Everything You Need to Know
- Cruise ships - Defibrillators becoming increasingly common
- When to Use a Defibrillator
- Different Types of AED: How to Choose the Best Defibrillator for Your Needs
- Bleeding Control Kits and Defibrillators - The ideal partnership?
- Defibrillators, a must on every football pitch
- Dispelling the most common defibrillator myths
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