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CellAed AU

Time is everythingTM
The chances of surviving a sudden cardiac arrest drop by 10% for every minute CPR and defibrillation is delayed 1 , 2
Graphics show how to apply the device on both adults and infants.
A perforated label marks the place for easy snap activation.
Audio speaker gives instruction on what to do, every step of the way.
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Infant mode button for use on infants weighing less than 10kg.
Length: 19.6 cm Width: 9.3 cm Depth: 1.7 cm Weight: 450 g including protective case
LED indicator with periodic blinking showing the status of the device.

SPECIFICATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE AND MAY VARY IN DIFFERENT COUNTRIES AND REGIONS.
THE IMAGE SHOWN WITHOUT PROTECTIVE CASE. ONLY OPEN IN EMERGENCY.

It's as easy as: Snap Peel Stick
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SNAP
Power device by snapping in half along perforated centre line. This will automatically start the audio instructions guiding you on what to do, every step of the way.
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PEEL
Remove the protective liner under the device by continuing to separate the two halves. This will expose the integrated gel pads and extend the connecting cable.
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STICK
For adults, place each half of the device on the bare chest (as shown). For infants, place one half on the infant’s chest and the other half on the infant’s back.

Hear the voice prompts in action

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Peace of mind, that hopefully you never have to use it, but you have something at hand that literally can save someone’s life
- David Whiting, sudden cardiac arrest survivor

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