Ultrasound probes • biopsy guides • repair assessment
Defibrillators (AED)
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Automated external defibrillators with voice-prompted operation designed so that non-specialist staff can follow the sequence under pressure. Both records use a biphasic truncated exponential output and automatic rhythm analysis, and they state adult and child energy sequences, charge times, analysis times and impedance limits exactly as published in the supplier catalogue. The AED 03 and AED 100 differ in their energy sequencing and in their timing figures for charge and readiness, so the two specification tables are worth reading side by side before shortlisting one for a ward, clinic or public area installation. Each record also notes carrying design and battery-related timing so facilities teams can plan placement and replacement cycles. Electrode pads, batteries and other accessories are itemised in the written quote, and commercial terms are confirmed per enquiry through the contact form.