Cardiac Science Powerheart G3 Plus AED

Description

Product features

• Semi and fully-automatic options*
• Simple to use, especially for laypeople
• Clear voice and text prompts for rescuer
• Metronome to guide CPR compressions
• Rescue shocks delivered at escalating power
• Rescue Ready technology; self-charges electronic components regularly
• IntelliSense battery; communicates vital information directly to AED unit; 4-year battery warranty
• 7-year manufacturer warranty
• Available with accessory package:
  • Carrying case
  • Cabinet with alarm
  • AED wall sign
  • Fast Response Kit

AED + group training package

Purchase the Cardiac Science Powerheart G3 Plus defibrillator and save 25% on your group safety training program. Classes include CPR/AED, Basic First Aid, Bloodborne Pathogens, and Oxygen Administration. All courses meet or exceed American Heart Association and OSHA guidelines. Successful completion of training comes with a two-year AHA certification card. Learn more about our classes and training options.

Ongoing customer support from CPR Plus

Buying the right AED is a serious task, so we want to ensure you’re confident in your purchase and ready to use it at a moment’s notice. Along with training classes, we provide all the product and customer support you’ll need.

• Battery and electrode pad expiration tracking and replacement reminders
• Automatic battery and electrode pad replacement option
• Personalized help selecting the best AED for your situation
• AED kit customization for your location or group
• Medical oversight (required in some states; read more here)
  • Per unit per year – $150
  • Per unit for three years – $425

Manufacturer information

• Cardiac Science Powerheart G3 Plus product website & technical specifications
  

*Semi-automatic AEDs require the rescuer to push a button to administer a shock to the victim. Fully-automatic AEDs deliver the shock automatically. Both configurations will only deliver a shock after analyzing the victim’s heart rhythm and determining it is necessary. For more information about the safety of defibrillators, check out our article on AEDs in the workplace.