Mini AED Trainer Training Unit Teaching Device Machine XFT-D0009 Student Study Tool English Language Voice Prompts
Product Description
Product details
- It has no high-voltage capabilities, ensuring safety during training.
- It is comply with the latest Guidelines and English voice promp， new version
- The device is very small and convenient to take.
- The device has the function of Voice Broadcast and LED display (Work instructions, electrode pads direction, shock instructions, warning signs). And, when you toggle the switch. it can simulate the electrode pads connected or not connected.
- The device has voice prompts and LED indication during two minutes CPR pause time. (Sound Tip: The interval to 0.6 seconds beep 200 times, and the light flashing as the sound’s frequency. prompt the user to DO 30 chest compressions and 2 breaths, steps just like this: 30 chest compressions - 2 breaths - check the patient's breath (repeat this cycle))
Note: Products with electrical plugs are designed for use in the US. Outlets and voltage differ internationally and this product may require an adapter or converter for use in your destination. Please check compatibility before purchasing.
Functions:
It is new version, Louder Voice Prompt, English language only.
this mini AED trainer is up to date AHA Guideline 2015.
Mini AED Trainer XFT-D0009 is designed to effectively train the emergency responders to learn the knowledge.
how to use the clinical AED (Automatic External Defibrillator). This training unit help responders became familiar
with an AED and allow them to demonstrate the basic skills necessary to use an AED in an emergency.
Specifications:
Model No.: XFT-D0009
Name: XFT mini AED trainer
Power supply: DC3.0V (2*AAA Battery) NOT include
Product size: 100*80*18mm
Shutdown Current: <20uA Max
Maximum Operating Current: <350mA Max
Contain:
1. Main body: 1pc
2. Electrode wire: 1pc
3. Electrode pad: 2 pairs ( 1pair adult and 1pair paediatric)
4. Instruction manual: 1pc
5. Color box : 1pc
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