Accessories and Data Management

The Survivalink product line includes a number of accessory products and data management tools to administer an AED program.

FirstSave AED trainer

This training unit has the same ease-of-use features as the FirstSave AED without the capability to deliver a shock. Using a 9-volt battery, it allows hands-on practice at the student's pace in a variety of simulated rescue scenarios. It also includes an advance button that allows instructors to instantly change the rescue scenario for more realistic training.

Ready kit

This package provides emergency supplies for initial response with the FirstSave AED. The kit includes items recommended by the AHA, such as a disposable razor, scissors, disposable towel, barrier mask and filter, and disposable latex-free gloves.

Standard electrodes

Survivalink offers single-use, interchangeable electrodes with a large gel surface area to assure maximum success in defibrillation.

Defibrillation/pacing electrodes

These single-use electrodes are polarized for maximum pacing efficiency. They can defibrillate with the FirstSave AED as well as pace and defibrillate with manual defibrillators used by responding advanced life support units.

Electrode adapters

These adapters allow you to connect FirstSave AED electrodes to defibrillators used by responding advanced and basic life support units.

Batteries

Both two- and five-year lithium batteries are available with IntelliSense® technology that monitors the life left in the battery.

CPR mask

This barrier mask with filter protects both the victim and the rescuer during CPR administration.

RescueLink.®

Standard with each AED, this software allows rescue data to be quickly transferred from the FirstSave AED or rescue data card to a standard Windows PC for reviewing and archiving.

MDLink.®

Available to medical directors, this software permits modification of the protocols already programmed into the FirstSave AED.

Data Storm.™

This Windows-compatible software monitors key elements of pre-hospital emergencies in a consistent, concise format.