DTUS AED Plus by ZOLL

Can a defibrillator optimize your cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) technique in real-time? The groundbreaking ZOLL AED Plus defibrillator can.

While not every victim may require defibrillation upon experiencing sudden cardiac arrest, every victim does require CPR. That's where the ZOLL AED Plus rises to the occasion with a key feature that can dramatically increase the chances of survival.

Features

FAVORITE FEATURE: Real CPR Help Technology

Knowing how to operate an AED and administering high-quality CPR have been two different concepts to understand. Until now.

At last, the ZOLL AED Plus is the fully automatic defibrillator that creates a seamless experience for those in a position to save a life – like you.

As soon as you begin administering CPR, you’re never alone. The ZOLL AED Plus is right by your side to actively monitor the CPR you’re performing in real-time, with the help of Real CPR Help technology.

This transformative feature analyzes the chest compression depth and rate, providing real-time feedback through voice prompts.

Set Up

How to set up your new ZOLL AED Plus for service:

1. Insert 10 new batteries into your ZOLL AED Plus unit. Tip: You'll need to place batteries in the two outer rows first followed by the last two batteries in the center row.
   
2. When prompted "If new batteries, press the button" press the button located above the center row to start the timer on the new batteries.
   
3. Connect the electrode cable to the ZOLL AED Plus unit and pack sealed electrodes inside the cover. Close cover.
   
4. Turn the ZOLL AED Plus unit on and wait for the “Unit OK” audio message. Verify the unit issues appropriate “Adult Pads” or “Pediatric Pads” audio messages.
   
5. Turn the unit off.
   
6. Wait 2 minutes. Verify that a green check symbol appears in the status indicator window (located on the left side of the handle) and that the unit does not emit a beeping tone.
   
7. Place the ZOLL AED Plus unit in service.

Maintenance

To ensure readiness during emergencies, regular maintenance and management of all AEDs are paramount. Both the electrodes and batteries have a lifespan of five years. It's crucial for someone in your organization to track these lifespans to ensure timely replacements. Your AED also conducts internal self-tests and displays a green check when it's ready for a rescue.