Defibtech Lifeline AED Technical Specifications Defibtech Lifeline AED Manual AED Medical Authorization

Defibtech has designed a revolutionary new Lifeline semi-automatic external defibrillator, from the ground up. Technologically advanced enough to include all mission critical features necessary to provide the most advanced treatment for Sudden Cardiac Arrest. Yet so simple and unintimidating to use that even non-medical personnel can effectively save lives.

The Lifeline AED was developed by experienced multidisciplinary engineering teams and incorporates state-of-the-art digital signal processing techniques and advanced ECG analysis algorithms. This enables the device to exceed the American Heart Association performance recommendations, giving the user confidence the correct therapy is being delivered.

The Lifeline AED defibrillator uses advanced biphasic technology — including the most studied biphasic shock waveform — and automatically adjusts the shock delivery to the person’s individual needs.

For first response professionals like police, fire and EMS, the Lifeline AED is standard equipment.

For schools, offices, stores, malls, factories, and public places, it’s becoming as vital as the fire extinguisher.

An AED (Automated External Defibrillator) is a portable electronic device that can audibly prompt and deliver an electric shock that will disrupt or stop the heart's dysrhythmic electrical activity. The shock will not start a dead heart, but it will stop certain lethal rhythms and give the heart a chance to spontaneously re-establish an effective rhythm on its own. According to the American Heart Association, CPR rescue attempts using electric defibrillation or AED’s improves survival rates by as much as 49%.

Sacramento CPR Classes

The following is an example of the operational procedures for an automatic external defibrillator (AED).

Once the leads are attached to the patient, the AED will automatically assess the patient's heart rhythm, sense if a shock should be delivered, charge to the preset energy level, and deliver the shock to the patient. AED's have voice synthesizers to alert the rescuer and give instructions that typically include "Stop CPR", "Stand Back", and "Check Breathing and Pulse".

If the defibrillator advises that a shock is needed it charges up and an alarm sounds when the machine is ready. Depending on the model it will automatically shock the victim or it may instruct you to manually shock. (may shock up to 3 times, 3rd shock is strongest)

To learn all about CPR in detail,
so that you could actually practice and performthis life-saving act,
you should sign up for

Training from an
CPR training organization.

Firefighter owned, Sacramento CPR and First Aid Training company that teaches
American Heart Association CPR
and Basic First Aid Training