The ZOLL AED Plus -

The ZOLL AED Plus is the worlds first and only Full-Rescue Automatic External Defibrillator (AED) that instructs the rescuer with both CPR and defibrillation. For infrequent users, the AED Plus supports the complete chain of survival and provides defibrillation, step-by-step CPR instructions and Real CPR Help feedback on compression rate and depth to help rescuers provide the best manual CPR possible. They are safe, simple, and unless used ZOLL AED Plus has NO ongoing costs for 5 years.

Features

One Piece CPR Chest Electrode Pad System
Text and Voice Prompts
Worlds First and Only Full-Rescue Automatic External Defibrillator
Downloadable Data Review Capabilities
Meets ARC guidelines 2006
Dust Dirt & Water Resistant to IP 55 (most other AEDs are around IP20)

The ZOLL AED Plus comes set up and complete with:

One-piece CPR D Padz (5 Year Shelf Life)
AED Rescue Kit with CPR Barrier Mask, Scissors, Razor, Gloves, Moist Towel, Dry Towel.
Passive Airway Support System
Lithium Batteries - Set of 10 (5 Year Shelf Life)
AED Soft Carry Case
User Manual
Quick Reference Guide
FREE “AED Onsite” Window Decals
FREE AED Test Record Tags
FREE Access to AED Web Manager Database for program management.
FREE DR ABCD Wall Chart

Size (cm): 13.3 x 24.l x 29. Weight: 3.1kg

ZOLL Step by Step Demo link

AED Plus Trainer2

Complete Simulation Control at the Instructor’s Fingertips

The ZOLL® AED Plus Trainer2 allows CPR and first aid instructors to have students experience what it’s like to save a life with the AED Plus. Choose from four different fixed rescue scenarios or have complete manual control of the entire rescue. A wireless remote controller enables the control of multiple AED Plus Trainer2s.

With this simple remote controller, instructors can set up a rescue scenario and download to the AED Plus Trainer2 in seconds. The student pushes the on-off button on the Trainer2 unit to begin. The instructor then determines whether to shock on the next simulated heart analysis or not, whether the pads have been properly attached or not, and when the Trainer2 unit should say 'PUSH HARDER' and 'GOOD COMPRESSIONS.'

A simple pause button lets the instructor stop the rescue altogether, confer with the student, and then pick up exactly where the simulated rescue left off.