Akicare AED 100 Automated External Defibrillator

The Akicare AED 100 is an automated external defibrillator intended for use in hospital wards, clinics, and similar medical settings. Procurement teams sourcing emergency response equipment typically evaluate this unit for its straightforward operation and portability. The device is designed to be used by non-professionals, with voice prompts guiding the user through each step. It is appropriate for locations where a compact, readily available defibrillator is required.

The AED 100 automatically analyses the patient's heart rhythm to determine whether an electrical shock is required. It delivers a biphasic truncated exponential output with an energy sequence of 150J, 150J, and 200J. Charge time is 8 seconds to 150J and 10 seconds to 200J on a new battery. Analysis time is 9 seconds. Output energy accuracy is ±10% into any impedance from 25Ω to 175Ω, and output is disabled when patient impedance is outside the 20Ω to 200Ω limits.

This catalogue record covers the Akicare AED 100 as a standalone unit. For configuration options or accessories, please enquire directly. The supplier also lists the sibling model AED 03 for comparison. All commercial terms, including pricing and availability, are confirmed per enquiry. Procurement teams should specify their requirements to receive a tailored quotation.

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Frequently asked questions

What are the energy output settings on the AED 100?

The device delivers a biphasic truncated exponential waveform with a fixed energy sequence of 150J, 150J, and 200J. The charge time is 8 seconds to 150J and 10 seconds to 200J on a new battery. Output energy accuracy is specified as ±10% into any impedance from 25Ω to 175Ω.

How does the unit determine whether a shock is needed?

The AED 100 automatically analyses the patient's heart rhythm over a 9-second analysis period. It then determines whether an electrical shock is required and provides defibrillation to re-establish an effective heart rhythm. The device disables output when patient impedance is outside the 20Ω to 200Ω limits.

Are there accessories or alternative models available?

The catalogue lists the sibling model AED 03 for comparison. For specific accessories or configuration options for the AED 100, please submit an enquiry. The supplier will confirm available options and any associated terms on a per-order basis.

How do I place an order or get pricing?

All commercial terms, including pricing and availability, are agreed per enquiry. Contact the supplier through the site with your required quantity and delivery location. A quotation will be provided based on your specific order details.