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Saver one Automatic defibrillator 200J
User-friendly PAD (public access defibrillator) fully
automatic version
No need to press the shock button to
deliver the shock!
User-friendly Public Access Defibrillator
(PAD) reliable for any lay rescuer (even without minimal training) ready to
save the life of victims stricken with sudden cardiac arrest (SCA).
Designed to help save lives in any public
circumstances and optimized for a rapid delivery of defibrillation therapy,
anytime and anywhere and before EMS team arriving.
The Fully Automatic model is specifically
designed to let mostly rescuers focus on the victim because the shock, if
instructed, will be delivered automatically.
Practical and very simple to use. Highly
intuitive with pictograms and flashing icons and clear voice messages to lead
and support ordinary rescuers through each step for an effective lifesaving
protocol.
Technical specifications
Operation: Fully Automatic Version
Energies: Standard max 200J or Power max
360J
Waveform: Adaptive BTE (biphasic truncated
exponential) conforming to patient chest’s impedance
Protocols: Various adult shock protocols
available on request
Factory default: Adult Standard escalating
150, 200, 200J
Adult Power escalating 200, 250, 360J
Pediatric (Standard or Power) 50J fixed
Charging time: less than 9 seconds with a new and fully charged battery
depleted battery will result in a longer
charging time
Analysis time: IEC/EN 60601-2-4 from 4 to 15 seconds
Impedance: 20-200
ohms
Sensitivity: IEC/EN 60601-2-4 (AHADB, MITDB source), 97%
Specificity: IEC/EN 60601-2-4 (AHADB, MITDB source), 99%
Controls: 2
buttons: ON/OFF, Shock , “i“ info button
Flashing Icons: “connects pads to patient“
“adult/child“ informing on pads type use
“don’t touch patient“ warning to stay
clear
“touch patient“ informing it’s safe to
touch
Indicators: Status LED indicator informing on device condition
Battery gauge with remaining capacity rate
Audible alerts and text display with
service alarms
Upgradeable: through a USB cable or memory card
Battery Options
Type: Li-SOCl2
Disposable, code SAV-C0903
Autonomy: 300
complete rescue cycles (shocks at 200J and CPR) or 200 complete rescue cycles
(shocks at 360J and CPR) or 35 hours ECG analysis for a new and fully charged
battery
Shelf-Life: when stored in original packaging 5 years
Battery-Life: 4 years once installed to AED, assuming one battery insertion
test and daily self-test but without switching AED on
Type: Li-ion
Accumulator, Code SAV-C0011
Recharging time: 2,5 hours with the charger station Code SAV-C0014 (recommended
to charge every 4 months at least)
Autonomy: 250
shocks at 200J or 160 shocks at 360J or 21 hours in ECG analysis for a new
fully charged accumulator
Battery-Life: 2 years or 300 charging cycles
