The Zoll AED Pro is a great Automatic External Defibrillator (AED) for medical professionals and non-professionals so that they can perform optimal resuscitation. It uses the unique technology: CPR HELP. If the AED is not able to deliver a shock the ZOLL Plus will help with the resuscitation. It provides real-time CPR feedback on the depth and rate of chest compressions. It does this through audio- and visual commands. The adaptive metronome detects the compression tempo and guides you to achieve a minimum of 100 compressions per minute. These features significantly increase the victim’s chances of survival.

This AED is equipped with a 3-lead ECG-cable to monitor the ECG of a patient via the LCD-screen of the AED. With this AED you have the choice between manual and automatic mode.

This defibrillator has a sturdy, robust design that is resistant to dust and water. It also passed a 1.5 meter drop test. It guides the rescuer step-by-step through the resuscitation by means of spoken instructions, a text screen and icons.

You can learn more about event data by reading out the CPR Information.

This ZOLL AED Pro contains the  3-LEAD ECG cable. 

The Package includes:

• Zoll elektroden Stat-Padz II
• Non-rechargeable, long-life lithium battery
• ECG-cable
• Soft carrying case
• This AED is available in many languages.
• Comes with 6 month warranty
• Reliable shipping

You can order this product directly in our webshop.

Not sure which AED to buy? Please be sure to contact us. We can advise you what the best option might be for your budget, desired features and situation.

View the full Zoll AED Pro brochure here: Zoll-AED-Pro-Brochure

Why does every second count?

When someone suddenly gets a cardiac arrest, the heart stops beating. It’s what happens when the hearts electrical activity becomes chaotic. The brain will also no longer receive oxygen. The longer this oxygen deficiency lasts, the more mental and physical damage it causes for the victim, if he or she survives. That is why time is an important factor.

Worldwide, sudden and unexpected cardiac death is the most common cause of death,  accounting for 17 million deaths every year with sudden cardiac death accounting for 25 % of these. It can happen to anyone, anywhere. But early resuscitation and defibrillation remains the key to survival.

A defibrillator applies a brief pulse of electrical current to a heart, allowing its normal electrical system to gain control. Defibrillation is the only effective treatment for ventricular fibrillation, a fatal heart rhythm associated with sudden cardiac arrest. Although not everyone can be saved, studies show early defibrillation can dramatically improve survival rates.

An AED is a life-saving emergency aid that anyone can use to restart the heart when it is struck by a cardiac arrest. The device is fully portable and gives the heart an electric shock to bring the heartbeat back to normal.