When the Fully Automatic AED Plus detects a shockable heart rhythm, it delivers the shock on its own. No one needs to push a button. Once the Fully Automatic AED Plus prompts “Don’t Touch Patient,” and the heart analysis begins, if a shock is needed, it will be delivered automatically after a brief verbal countdown. Like all ZOLL AEDs, the Fully Automatic AED Plus features. This revolutionary technology gives you real-time feedback for both depth and rate of chest compressions, helping you provide the best CPR possible in a rescue. Audio and visual prompts guide you to rescue with a confidence and clarity unmatched by any other AED.
The Only AED With Real CPR Help The AED Plus is the only AED with Real CPR Help, real-time CPR feedback to help rescuers save a life. Only half of all sudden cardiac arrest victims will need a shock, while 100% will need high-quality CPR. Real CPR Help guides you every step of the way, telling you—and showing you— whether you need to “Push Harder” or whether you’re providing “Good Compressions.”Not all heart rhythms are “shockable,” but high-quality CPR can potentially convert a nonshockable rhythm into one that is shockable. Even if this isn’t possible, CPR will keep blood circulating until emergency help arrives. If a shock is required, CPR must begin immediately after the shock is delivered. The heart struggles as it tries to restore to a normal rhythm. Without CPR, a shock alone may be ineffective. Whether the victim requires a shock—or not—the AED Plus will support you 100% of the time.
User-friendly Electrodes Design Speed is of the essence when treating a cardiac arrest victim. ZOLL’s CPR-D-padz electrodes feature a unique one-piece design to ensure fast and accurate placement. These electrodes come with a rescue accessory package, which contains scissors and other items that may be required.
Low Cost of Ownership The AED Plus can help your organization’s bottom line. Once installed, the AED Plus has a low total cost of ownership, especially when considering the logistics of tracking and changing pads and batteries over the life of the AED. Thanks to the long shelf-life of the consumables, when you compare the cost of maintenance over 10 years, this is the most cost-effective AED to own. The AED Plus is powered by lithium batteries (available from retail outlets) that last five years, and the CPR-D-padz electrodes last five years as well if they are not used. Fully Automatic Option The fully automatic AED Plus is designed to make using an AED as simple as possible for a lay rescuer. If it detects a shockable heart rhythm, after a brief countdown, the AED Plus will deliver the shock automatically—no need for the rescuer to push the Shock button.
There’s an App for That PlusTrac makes inspecting your AED regularly quick and simple. Download the CheckAEDTM App from PlusTrac to your smartphone or tablet after registering your AED. Then, when it’s time to inspect your AED, simply inspect its status indicator and log the AED’s readiness status in PlusTrac. You’re done. If anything needs correction or replacement, the person who’s managing your AED program will know right away. Even if you have a “mixed” population of AEDs from several different manufacturers, PlusTrac can manage them all. PlusTrac: just one more way that ZOLL provides unmatched support to save more lives.
PlusTrac—Your Guarantee ZOLL’s PlusTracTM is a simple, yet comprehensive program management solution that requires a minimal time commitment and is designed to ensure that your AED will be ready if it’s ever needed. Studies have shown that having an AED program can potentially increase survival rates to 70% or more. All too often, AEDs are purchased with the best of intentions but are not regularly inspected. Volunteer rescuers typically receive CPR and AED training only once. Responders need refresher training every two years. AED programs are the most effective when there is a process that helps ensure both AED and responder readiness. For both inspection and training purposes, a product like PlusTrac could be your solution. Lives are not saved by AEDs alone. When cardiac arrest strikes, lives are saved by being prepared and using an AED that is maintained and fully operational—which means having a working battery and electrodes that have not expired. It’s ALL Online PlusTrac is an online system that you can access via an Internet connection and a web browser. It provides everything needed to manage one AED or 100, including reminders when volunteer responders are due for retraining.
The AED Plus from ZOLL. No AED or manufacturer can offer you more. • The only AED with Real CPR Help – because every sudden cardiac arrest victim will need high-quality CPR • A one-piece electrode pad – to make applying the pads as simple as possible for the rescuer • A low total cost of ownership – there’s nothing to buy or replace for 5 years, as long as the device is not used
Tech Specifications Measuring Chest Compression with Real CPR Help The force required to depress the chest during CPR varies with the patient’s size and build. The standard measure of chest compression quality, however, is not force but depth. The Real CPR Help technology in ZOLL’s CPR-D-padz includes a hand-placement locator, an accelerometer, electronics, and a processing algorithm that work together to measure vertical displacement in space as each compression occurs. One Size Fits All ZOLL’s one-piece electrode design accounts for anatomical variation. Based on extensive human data, CPR-D-padz meet the anthropometric chest characteristics of 99% of the population. If needed, the lower (apex) electrode can be separated and adjusted to accommodate the remaining 1% of the population. Simplified Placement Affixing two separate electrode pads to the patient’s bare chest can be confusing to a lay rescuer. ZOLL’s CPR-D-padz simplify this step by guiding placement of the red crosshairs at the center of the imaginary line connecting the patient’s nipples. Once in place, the hand-locator and the two electrode pads fall naturally into optimal position for both defibrillation and CPR. Five-Year Shelf Life All AED electrodes transmit defibrillating electricity into the patient via metal in close contact with a salt-infused gel that is positioned between the metal and the skin. Over time, however, the salt in the gel will corrode the metal and eventually compromise electrode functionality. ZOLL’s novel electrode design includes a sacrificial element that prevents significant corrosion for five years, which is unmatched in the market today.
AED Plus Specifications
Waveform: Rectilinear Biphasic
Defibrillator Charge Hold Time: 30 seconds
Energy Selection: Automatic preprogrammed selection (120J, 150J, 200J)
Patient Safety: All patient connections are electrically isolated
Charge Time: Less than 10 seconds with new batteries
Electrodes: ZOLL CPR-D-padz, pedi-padz® II or stat-padz® II
Self-test: Configurable automatic self-test from 1 to 7 days. Default = every 7 days. Monthly full-energy test (200J). Automatic Self-Test Checks: Battery capacity, electrode connection, electrocardiogram and charge/discharge circuits, microprocessor hardware and software, CPR circuitry and CPR-D sensor, and audio circuitry
CPR: Metronome Rate: Variable 60 to 100 CPM
Depth: 3/4″ to 3.5″; 1.9 to 8.9 cm
Defibrillation Advisory: Evaluates electrode connection and patient ECG to determine if defibrillation is required
Shockable Rhythms: Ventricular fibrillation with average amplitude >100 microvolts and wide complex ventricular tachycardia with rates greater than 150 BPM for adults, 200 BPM for pediatrics. For ECG Analysis Algorithm sensitivity and specificity, refer to AED Plus Administrator’s Guide. Patient Impedance Measurement Range: 0 to 300 ohms Specifications subject to change without notice.
Defibrillator: Protected ECG circuitry
Display Format: Optional LCD with moving bar
Size: 2.6″ x 1.3″; 6.6 cm x 3.3 cm Optional ECG Viewing Window: 2.6 seconds Optional ECG Display Sweep Speed: 25 mm/sec; 1″/sec
Battery Capacity: Typical new (20°C) = 5 years (225 shocks) or 13 hours continuous monitoring. End of life designated by Red X (typical remaining shocks = 9).
Data Recording and Storage: 50 minutes of ECG and CPR data. If audio recording option is installed and enabled, 20 minutes of audio recording, ECG, and CPR data. If audio recording is disabled, 7 hours of ECG and CPR data.
Patient Data Recovery: Windows® 98, Windows® 2000, Windows® NT, Windows® XP, Windows® 7, IBM- compatible PII with 16550 UART (or higher) computer. 64MB RAM. VGA monitor or better. CD-ROM drive. IrDA port. 2MB disk space. Device
Size: (H x W x D) 5.25″x 9.50″ x 11.50″; 13.3 cm x 24.1 cm x 29.2 cm
