IPAD CU-SP1 SEMIAUTOMATIC DEFIBRILLATOR

Features of the iPAD CU-SP1 defibrillator Automatic volume adjustment Some public places can be noisy, crowded stations, airports with constant announcements and streets full of cars and people, often making it difficult to hear what is happening around us. Trying to use an AED in noisy places can be difficult if the person operating the defibrillator cannot clearly hear the voice messages and instructions from the AED. To make it easier to hear, the iPAD CU-SP1 analyzes the ambient noise level and automatically adjusts the volume of the messages. When the appropriate volume is reached, the iPAD CU-SP1 keeps the messages at that level. Smart electrodes and practical storage The pre-connected smart electrodes are stored in an accessible compartment at the bottom of the device. This ensures that the iPAD SP1 is always ready to be used in the shortest possible time. The exclusive technology incorporated in the iPAD CU-SP1 and the smart electrodes allow the device to detect whether they are correctly connected to the device. If they are, it will notify the user. In addition, the visual indicator on the front of the iPAD CU-SP1 will indicate whether the electrodes are within their use-by date. The indicator will change when the electrodes have 3 months of use left before the expiry date, giving time to arrange their replacement. The indicator will change again when the expiry date is reached. Checking the status of the electrodes is as simple as looking at the front panel! CPR detection CPR is vital to ensure that the patient has the greatest chance of survival. The iPAD CU-SP1 detects whether CPR is being performed following the user's messages and resuscitations. If CPR is not being performed, the iPAD CU-SP1 will prompt the user to perform it. If it is already being performed, the iPAD CU-SP1 will help the user complete it. Easy communication with CU-EX1 software Acquiring information from the iPAD CU-SP1 after an event is now easier than ever. Installing the CU-EX1 software on your computer will allow you to view and analyze the device's usage history. Information such as power-on time, patient heart rhythm and delivered shocks will be shown in an easy-to-understand format. The iPAD CU-SP1 can store more than 5 events with more than 3 hours of ECG analysis on an SD memory card. The data can be transferred simply by connecting the SD card to a PC or using the infrared port (IrDA). Having the data on an SD memory card allows the data to be used for analysis, while the device with another SD card inserted is ready for use. This defibrillator includes electrodes for use on adult and pediatric patients. It does not include a basic emergency kit or SOS 112 call device. Features: ? Output energy: Adult 150 Joules, Pediatric 50 Joules (common use) ? Charge time: less than 8 seconds. Charge time after CPR completed: at least 8 seconds ? Patient analysis: Shockable rhythms, ventricular fibrillation, ventricular tachycardia ? Battery: Standard DC 12 V 2.8 Ah, Lithium manganese dioxide, minimum capacity 100 shocks (150J). High ? capacity DC 12V 4.2Ah, Lithium manganese dioxide, minimum capacity 200 shocks (150J) ? Service life: 5 years (high capacity battery and under operating/standby temperature conditions and in standby mode after initial check) ? Data recording and transmission: IrDA port Wireless transmission of event data to PC - SD card. ? Internal memory (Nand-flash): ECG, Events ? Storage capacity: Multi recording of 5 events/ Max 3 hours ? PC data review software: CU-EX1 ? Electrodes: Common use for adults and children ? Electrode expiry date: 30 months (from manufacturing date) ? Sensitivity/Specifications: Meets AAMI DF80 guidelines ? Sealing: Liquid protection IPX5 per IEC60529 (IP55) Dust protection IP5X per IEC60529 ? Temperature: Operating/standby (0°C - 40°C) ? Vibration: Meets MILSTD 810F guidelines.