Cardiac Science Powerheart G3 Semi-Automatic Defibrillator (AED)

CEASING PRODUCTION 31 March 2023 : The manufacturer advised us on 2 November 2022 that this product will cease production on 31 March 2023 due to the inability to source critical components. As such, we are no longer taking new orders for this device. They have advised that they will continue to service and support existing devices for the complete warranty period remaining on the device.

Should you wish to discuss replacing your device or purchasing an alternate device, please contact us on 0422 429 956 or email info@priorityfirstaid.com.au.

 

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The Powerheart G3 Semi-Automatic AED is simple to use and ideal for schools, sporting clubs and public places. A rescuer simply opens the lid of the AED, listens to the voice and/or follows the text prompts to attach the electrode pads. If a shock is required, a rescuer simply pushes the shock delivery button and follows instructions.

 

Powerheart G3 Plus AED is supplied with the following:

• 7 year AED warranty
• 4 year battery standby life
• Maintenance free: daily, weekly and monthly self-testing
• Comprehensive voice and text prompts including detailed CPR prompts (how to perform CPR)
• Interchangeable electrodes (not side specific)
• Customised energy for each patient (105 – 360 joules)
• Stores up to 60 minutes of data when used in rescue

The Powerheart G3 AED will determine if the patient needs a shock or not. If a shock is required the AED will instruct the rescuer to deliver a shock, and if no shock is required, the AED will comprehensively guide the user through CPR (30 compressions followed by 2 breaths for 2 minutes). An automatic version is also available which does not requires the user to press a shock button.

 

All Cardiac Science AEDs are designed to be maintenance free as comprehensive self-testing of all critical components is automatically conducted on a daily, weekly and monthly basis.

 

The AED is designed so that it cannot be accidentally or inappropriately used on another person, therefore vicarious liability is no higher than under current first aid practices.