Designed specifically for use in public areas, the HeartSine 500P AED is an easy to operate defibrillator for adult or paediatric use. Each minute a cardiac arrest is left untreated, survival decreases by 10 percent. Having an easy to access and easy to operate defibrillator available will save lives.

• The HeartSine 500P AED is a semi-automatic defibrillator that analyses heart rate and prompts the user to deliver a life-saving shock when necessary, then guides the user through CPR
• User-friendly interface and easy to understand visual and voice prompts make it easy and fast to administer a life-saving shock with a single button press
• HeartSine’s practical Pad-Pak™ incorporates battery and electrodes into a single-use cartridge, meaning only one expiration date to monitor and one item to replace after use. Pad-Paks are also available in paediatric versions
• Uses an Impedence Cardiogram (ICG) to accurately assess CPR effectiveness. It delivers immediate verbal and visual feedback, guiding the user with phrases such as “push harder” and “good compressions”. Effective CPR greatly increases the chance of patient survival
• IP56 rating. Resistant to dust and water and extremely durable, making it ideal for public locations such as shopping centres, hotels and offices
• Convenient to transport and store at 200 x 185 x 48mm
• To see a copy of the AED instruction manual, please click here
• Please note that this product is subject to a 4 week delivery time

• HeartSine 500P AED Semi-Automatic Defibrillator
• Adult Pad-Pak for patients over 4 years or 25kg
• Carry Case
• 8 Year manufacturer’s warranty

• Step 1 – Open the cover and turn on the unit
• Step 2 – Unit will guide the user through attaching the electrodes from the Pad Pak
• Step 3 – Unit will analyse heart rate and rapidly charge ready to administer shock
• Step 4 – The AED will announce that a shock is recommended with audio and visual cues
• Step 5 – Press the orange heart button to administer the shock when prompted
• Step 6 – After the shock is administered begin CPR on the patient, following guidance from the unit
• Step 7 – After 2 minutes of CPR the unit will analyse heart rate again and repeat the process if necessary