Defibtech Lifeline Complete AED Package (AED, Wall Cabinet, First Aid Kit). Training & Installation Included.

Defibtech Lifeline Complete AED Package (AED, Wall Cabinet, First Aid Kit). Training & Installation Included.

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$1,599.00
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We deliver it, mount it on your wall, and teach you how to use it. That's all part of the price.

Most AED sellers ship you a box and wish you luck. We're a local Red Cross training provider, so we'd rather make sure the thing is on the wall, easy to find, and that the people around it know what to do.

If you're near Menifee

Murrieta, Temecula, Hemet, Perris, Fallbrook, and nearby cities

We hand-deliver the AED, mount the cabinet and sign, and train you in person. You or your team can also take our full Red Cross CPR and AED certification class for free.

Anywhere else

Shipping is free

Once it arrives, we set up a live video call and walk you through setup and use until you're comfortable with it.

What comes in the package

  • New Defibtech Lifeline AED with an 8-year warranty
  • Wall cabinet
  • AED wall sign
  • Adult electrode pads (2-year shelf life)
  • Long-life battery (4 to 7 years)
  • First aid kit with CPR mask, gloves, trauma shears, razor, and wipes
  • Physician prescription, which is required to own an AED
  • User manual

Nothing else to buy before it's ready to use.

Why we sell the Lifeline

It's the one we'd hand to someone who has never touched an AED. There are two buttons, power and shock, and it talks you through each step out loud while lights show you where to look. Police departments, fire crews, schools, and churches use it for the same reason.

Weight 4.2 lbs
Controls Power and shock buttons only
Guidance Spoken prompts with flashing lights
Durability Drop tested, IP54 dust and water resistant
Shock type Biphasic

Why it's worth having one close by

Sudden cardiac arrest can happen to anyone, and most cases happen at home or out in public, not in a hospital. For every minute without CPR and a shock, a person's chance of surviving drops by roughly 7 to 10 percent.

An ambulance often can't get there fast enough on its own. An AED on the wall and someone who knows how to use it fills that gap.

Questions before you order? Reach out and I would love to help!

 

-Bryce.