Portable First Aid Kit Machine Automated External Defibrillator Aed

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Portable First Aid Kit Machine Automated External Defibrillator Aed

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Product Description

Overview & Basic Info

Model NO.

A180

Certification

CE, FDA, ISO13485

Group

First-Aid Personnel

Waveform

Truncated Exponential Biphasic

Shock Charge Time

Less Than 13 Seconds

Shock Method

Manual Button (Flashes When Ready)

Dimensions

7.1cm(H) X 29.3cm(W) X 29.1cm(D)

Weight

1.9kg (Including Battery Pack and Electrode Pads)

Warranty

2 Years

Origin

China

Production Capacity

5000 Piece/Month

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Automated External Defibrillator A180 Overview

Product Parameters

Defibrillator Specifications
Product Name	Automated External Defibrillator
Model Number	A180
Set Configuration	Defibrillator, battery pack, sealed electrode pads, User Guide, Protective Carrying Case, NT-MPR CD-ROM, USB cable
Waveform	Truncated Exponential Biphasic
Energy	Adult: 180J (50Ω) / Pediatric: 50J (50Ω)
Shock Charge Time	Less than 13 seconds
Shock Method	Manual button (flashes when ready)
Mode Conversion	Adult/Child separate power buttons (Child Mode for patients < 25kg, approx. 12 months to 8 years)
Physical & Environmental
Dimensions	7.1cm(H) x 29.3cm(W) x 29.1cm(D)
Weight	1.9kg (including battery pack and electrode pads)
Water Resistance	IPX2 per IEC 60529
Temperature	Operating: 0°C to 40°C / Storage: -20°C to 60°C
Altitude	0 to 5000 meters
ECG & Data Analysis
ECG Recording	LEAD II
Analysis Overview	Evaluates rhythm for shockable states (Ventricular Fibrillation/Tachycardia)
Analysis Time	Less than 11 seconds
Memory Capacity	ECG: 1,000 instances; Ambient Noise: 60 mins; Self-Test: 3,000 events
Access / Retrieval	"NT-MPR" App (for PC) via USB connection

Product Description

Frequently Asked Questions

What waveform does the A180 AED use for defibrillation?

The A180 utilizes the Truncated Exponential Biphasic waveform, which is a standard and effective technology for modern external defibrillators.

Can this AED device be used on children?

Yes, the A180 features a dedicated Child Mode with separate power buttons. In Child Mode, it delivers a reduced energy shock of 50J, suitable for pediatric patients weighing less than 25kg.

How long does the device take to analyze and charge?

The ECG analysis takes less than 11 seconds, and the shock charge time is typically less than 13 seconds, ensuring rapid response during emergencies.

Is the device portable enough for mobile first-aid?

Absolutely. The A180 weighs only 1.9kg, including the battery pack and electrode pads, making it highly portable for first-aid personnel.

How can I retrieve the saved ECG recordings?

Data can be accessed and retrieved via a USB connection to a PC using the dedicated "NT-MPR" App. The device has internal memory to store up to 1,000 ECG instances.

What is the environmental durability of the A180?

The device is rated IPX2 for water resistance and can operate in temperatures ranging from 0°C to 40°C, and at altitudes up to 5000 meters.