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HeartSine Samaritan Paediatric Pad-Pak

HeartSine - Automated External Defibrillators
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Single use paediatric pad-pak for patients age 1-8 years old and weighing
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HeartSine Samaritan Paediatric Pad-Pak

Paediatric-Pak (pink) for patients age 1-8 years old and weighing <55 lbs/25 kg.

HeartSine has taken an innovative approach to maintenance items by incorporating the AED batteries and electrodes into one single-use cartridge called the Pad-Pak. The advantage to the Pad-Pak is that there is only one date to monitor and only one item to replace on expiration or after use.

Each Pad-Pak has an industry-first four-year life, and provides 60 shocks or six hours of continuous monitoring. When battery power is down to 10 shocks or less, the HeartSine samaritan PAD emits an audible prompt.

The samaritan PAD’s built-in intelligence and unique Paediatric Pad-Pak ensures the appropriate energy level is delivered for children.

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Offer Type Special Price this Month
Offer Extra Text Special Price This Month!
Brand HEARTSINE
MPN PAD-PAK-04
Presentation AED accessories
Product Set VAR-SAMARITANPAD

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