The LIFEPAK® EXPRESS® automated external defibrillator (AED) is designed for safe and simple use by the first person at the scene of a sudden cardiac arrest. An internal computer analyzes the heart rhythm and guides the user step-by-step with clear, calm voice prompts. The rugged design and ease of use make the EXPRESS® an excellent choice where the first responders will be minimally trained; the advanced technology and features make it the device of choice for many professional responders.

The LIFEPAK® EXPRESS® AED defibrillator was designed with first on the scene responders in mind. Because this person is most likely minimally trained, it is important that he or she has a defibrillator that requires little out of the ordinary knowledge to operate. The LIFEPAK®EXPRESS® is such a machine. Responders will find it easy to use because it walks them through the process step by step by showing and telling the rescuer what to do. It makes each step clear and obvious by using simple language in a clear and easy to understand voice. In a cardiac emergency, every second is crucial. Any time lost trying to operate a defibrillator, is time wasted.

With this semiautomatic model, the responder assesses the person suffering from sudden cardiac arrest. Next, the LIFEPAK® is opened and electrodes are applied to the victim. Once the electrodes are applied, the machine will analyze the person's heart rhythm. The machine will decide if the person needs an electric shock by resorting to its built in protocols. If the shock is necessary, the LIFEPAK® EXPRESS® defibrillator will instruct the responder to press the button to administer the jolt. The button flashes and is easily identified.

If a young child is in need of cardiac attention, infant/child reduced energy defibrillation electrodes make this technology compatible with them (up to eight years old or 55lbs (25kg).

DEVICE RECOMMENDED FOR
EMS Responders, Fire Responders, Police Responders, Any public access area Government buildings

DEVICE CAPACITY
The LIFEPAK EXPRESS has the capacity for twenty full discharges. This equals 140 minutes of time turned on with a fully charged device. The time that it takes to charge during shock charge time is minimal. It can produce 200 joules in less than nine seconds. It produces 360 joules in less than fifteen seconds. Time is critical in a cardiac emergency.

DEVICE RECHARGE TIMES
After 48 hours of recharging time, the LIFEPAK is able to produce six electric shots, or 42 minutes of operating time. After fourteen days of recharge time, the machine can produce 20 electric shocks, or 140 minutes of running time with a new CHARGE-PAK battery charger.

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