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iPAD SP1 & SP2 AED Child/ Adult Replacement Electrode Smart Pads | Dual Use | 1 Pair
£77.94
£64.95
These pads can be used with the iPAD SP1 defibrillator during an emergency. The child and adult pads will automatically change the shock delivered to suit the patient's needs, saving you precious seconds during a cardiac arrest emergency.
Suitable for the iPAD SP1 defibrillators
These pads can only be used with the iPAD SP1 defibrillators. The defibrillator comes with pads, but make sure to replace them after each use. Browse iPAD defibrillators here>>
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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.
Intuitive smart AED pads adapt to adults and children. Don't waste time during a crisis.
Did you know that defibrillator pads need to be replaced after each use? For defibrillation to be effective, there must be a complete connection between the pads and the casualty's skin. Most pads in emergency AEDs found in public are disposable to ensure hygiene and optimal adhesion.
These iPAD SP1 pads work with all iPAD-SP1 devices. They’ve been designed for immediate use as soon as you need them in the crucial moments after someone experiences cardiac arrest. In a cardiac arrest emergency, you have just minutes to fetch an AED and use it. That’s why these iPAD defibrillator pads make it as straightforward as possible.
Keep a spare set of iPAD SP1 replacement pads on hand just in case; you never want to be let down by an out-of-date pair or a dud. These iPAD SP1 defibrillator pads come in a sealed, splash-resistant packet to keep them protected and hygienic and retain the adhesion in the adhesive.
The iPAD SP1 adult/child electrode pads will adapt to adult or child casualties with a lower joule, safe output. No need to find the right pads in an emergency; you’ll be ready to go with these.
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Benefits and Features of the iPAD SP1 Child and Adult Replacement Pads
- Smart technology allows the iPAD SP1 child/adult electrode pads to be used on both adults and children—no need to waste time finding the right pads or adjusting them for the casualty.
- Protective foil packaging keeps the iPAD SP1 defib pads clean and hygienic, retains the essential adhesive quality, and protects them from damage.
- Open the packet and access the pads in seconds with the pull tab.
- Clear visual prompts on the packaging make it easy to place the iPAD CU-SP1 AED defibrillator pads in the right spot, even for those who’ve never done it before.
- The pads deliver a lower joule output to ensure the treatment is safe for a child between one and eight years old.
- The pads have a 2–3 year lifespan.
Who are the iPAD SP1 Child and Adult Replacement Pads for?
If you have an iPAD-SP1, we recommend these brand and device-compatible CU medical systems iPAD SP1 pads be added to your supplies after every use of the device. We also recommend keeping spare pads on-site, just in case.
It’s unlikely the pads on your device won’t work, but that’s not a situation anyone wants to be in. Order these as iPAD defibrillator replacement pads or as spares ready to use in the unlikely event that you don’t work or are out of date.
iPAD SP1 Products and Accessories
iPAD SP1 defibrillator replacement pads can be used with our iPAD-SP1 Fully Automatic Defibrillator and iPAD-SP1 Semi-Automatic Defibrillator. They can be used with the iPAD-SP1 Defibrillator Training Unit to practice correct placement with the real thing to get ready for a real-life emergency.
If you carry an iPAD Saver, we also stock iPAD Saver Replacement Pads. You can also browse other iPAD AED accessories like the orange carry case, replacement battery, wall-mounted bracket and Starter Kit for Defibrillation.
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Other Defibrillators in Our Range
iPAD defibrillators in the SP1 range are designed for use by untrained people if someone needs help before medical professionals arrive on the scene. We stock other defibrillators designed to the same end and compatible accessories.
The Schiller Range
- Schiller FRED Easyport AED
- Schiller Fred Easy Defibrillator - Adult Pre-Connected Pads
- Schiller FRED Easyport AED - Adult Pads
- Schiller FRED Easy and Fred EasyLife Battery
The Zoll Range
- Zoll AED Plus Lay Responder Defibrillator
- Zoll AED Plus - Adult CPR-D-Padz - 1 Pair
- Zoll AED Plus - Adult Stat-Padz II
- Zoll AED Plus - Pedi-Padz II Infant/Child - 1 Pair
Take a look at other accessories, including Ambu BlueSensor electrodes and Powerheart defibrillation pads.
Resources on Defibrillator Use
Read through our resources to familiarise yourself, your staff, and anyone else you know who needs to be ready for action should cardiac arrest strike. We cover all the basics about using a defibrillator, AED pad placement, what to do when someone suffers cardiac arrest, and where to find your nearest defibrillator.
- 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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