AED Defibrillators

Ensuring immediate access to life-saving equipment is crucial in emergency situations. Our selection of top-rated AED machines and professional-grade defibrillators offers reliable solutions for both public and private settings. Explore our range to find the best portable defibrillators that meet your specific needs.

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Defisign Pocket Plus Fully Automatic Defibrillator AED Image 1 Defisign Pocket Plus Fully Automatic Defibrillator AED Image 2
DefiSign

DefiSign Pocket Plus Fully Automatic Defibrillator AED

Trustpilot
£2,200.00
£2,200.00
Green AED device with 'ZOLL' branding on a white background ZOLL AED Plus Semi-Automatic Defibrillator Image 2
ZOLL

ZOLL AED Plus Semi-automatic Defibrillator

Trustpilot
£945.00
£945.00
iPAD SPR Semi-Automatic Defibrillator Image 1 IPAD AED device with orange carrying case on a white background
iPAD

iPAD SPR Semi-automatic Defibrillator

Trustpilot
£880.00
£880.00
ZOLL AED Pro Semi-automatic Defibrillator with Manual Override Automated External Defibrillator (AED) with green and black design on a white background
ZOLL

ZOLL AED Pro Semi-automatic Defibrillator with Manual Override

Trustpilot
£3,650.00
£3,650.00
Philips HeartStart FRx Semi-Automatic Defibrillator with Carry Case Image 2
Philips

Philips HeartStart FRx Semi-automatic Defibrillator with Carry Case

Trustpilot
£1,250.00
£1,250.00

Why buy an AED Defibrillator?

We understand the importance of affordability without compromising quality. That's why we offer competitive pricing on all our automated external defibrillators for sale. They are one of the most important first aid tools in the market, and save lives. Take advantage of our AED defibrillator deals and discounts to equip your space with essential life-saving devices.

For those looking to compare options, our defibrillator price comparison tool assists in making informed decisions. Trust in our expertise as leading defibrillator equipment suppliers to provide you with the most reliable and cost-effective solutions available.

AED Defibrillator FAQ's:

What is a defibrillator?
A defibrillator is a medical device that delivers an electric shock to restore a normal heart rhythm during sudden cardiac arrest. It’s designed to restart the heart safely and quickly.

How do AED defibrillators work?
Defibrillators are used to treat sudden cardiac arrest by delivering a controlled shock that helps the heart re-establish a stable rhythm. Fast action with a defibrillator can save lives.

Is it worth buying a defibrillator for home?
Yes, having a home defibrillator can be valuable, especially if someone in the household is at risk of cardiac arrest. It offers peace of mind and immediate access in emergencies.

Who should not use an AED defibrillator?
A defibrillator should not be used on someone who is breathing normally or has a pulse. It’s only for unresponsive people who are not breathing or showing signs of life.

Is an ICD a defibrillator?
Yes, an Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillator (ICD) is a type of defibrillator. It’s surgically placed inside the body to monitor and correct dangerous heart rhythms automatically when needed.

What is the difference between a fully automatic and a semi-automatic defibrillator?
A fully automatic AED defibrillator delivers a shock on its own after detecting an irregular rhythm. A semi-automatic AED guides the user to press a button when it’s time to shock.

Why is defibrillation used in CPR?
Defibrillation is used alongside CPR to restore the heart’s normal rhythm during cardiac arrest. The shock works to stop irregular electrical activity so the heart can beat effectively again.

Can I use a defibrillator on a child?
Yes, you can use a defibrillator on a child. Most AEDs have child-specific pads or a switch for paediatric use. Always follow the device’s instructions to ensure safe treatment.

Where are defibrillators commonly found?
Defibrillators are often placed in public areas like airports, schools, gyms, offices, and shopping centres. These locations are chosen for high foot traffic and quick access during emergencies.

What should you avoid with a defibrillator?
The most common mistake is delaying the shock or failing to follow the voice prompts. Staying calm, listening carefully, and acting fast improves the chance of saving a life.