Defibrillator | AED LifePak CR2 Essential Adult and Child

LifePak CR2 Defibrillator Essential 

Introducing the superior design and quality of the LIFEPAK CR2 Defibrillator Essential,  Child and adult mode built in and specifically designed with the first responder in mind. Simple, easy-to-understand graphics, clear voice instructions and a metronome, this AED is sure to help the rescuer remain focused during a CPR emergency.

The LIFEPAK CR2 Defibrillator Essential Features:

• CPR coaching and metronome to set an effective CPR pace during a rescue
• Adult and child modes at the press of a button
• IP rating of 55: this means the AED is water, dust, drop and wind resistant
• 3-4 Year electrode and battery life
• Soft shell carry case to protect the device
• Clear voice technology: easy to hear and understand auditory instructions
• Weight of only 2kg for easy of transporting
• Monthly defibrillator checklist
• Online instructional use video
• Fast and Free Delivery
• 8 Year Device Warranty
• 8 Year customer support

The LIFEPAK CR2 Defibrillator Essential has the most advanced operating system, the child and adult mode makes this device a simple choice for schools, childcare centres and anywhere where the rescuer may come across child or adult patients.

Battery & Electrodes

The Lifepak CR2 Essential uses the CR-2-BAT Battery which has a 4-year shelf life. CR-2-PAD Electrodes have a shelf life of 4 years from date of manufacture.

CPR Insight analysis technology  

Analyses for shockable rhythm during chest compressions with no need to pause.

System self check – AED is Always ready

A System Status Ready Indicator flashes to show that the complete system is operational and ready for use. The device automatically runs a self-check each week.

CPR Coaching 

Sets an effective CPR pace and voice guides users, detecting & correcting technique as needed.

Dimensions

Size:  22.6 cm x 27.4 cm x 9.7 cm      Weight: 2kg

How to Use a Defibrillator:

With over 30,000 sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) cases every year in Australia, we consider this the most prevalent health risks. So how can we increase cardiac arrest patients’ chance of survival? The answer is simple, immediate delivery of CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) and early defibrillation. Early CPR and defibrillation are the most important measures as it is the only way to prevent and restore the patient’s normal heart rhythm. Learn how to use a defibrillator here.

Talk to an Australian Defibrillator expert for more information now: 07 5520 5068