Phillips AEDs or automated external defibrillators are used to revive the victims of sudden cardiac arrest. The importance of availability of this lifesaving device has been recognized by various renowned associations like the American Heart Association (AHA) and American Red Cross. AHA advocates that these devices must be available at all the places where public gathers as sudden cardiac arrest can victimize anyone, anywhere irrespective of age or fitness levels. Timely defibrillation can save up to 100,000 precious lives. These devices need to be readily available in companies, clubs apart from malls, airports, train stations, etc.
Having an AED defibrillator in an establishment is as essential as having fire extinguishers or smoke alarms. An AED costs anywhere between 00 and 00 and such high costs restricts implementing AED programs. However, many people are also unaware about the home defibrillator grants that have been made available by local, state or federal government to facilitate public institutions, government organizations, schools, and non-profit organizations in buying and deploying AEDs.
There are also over 65,000 private foundations in the US that provide AED grants. These foundations provide grants up to billion to fund AED programs as it is mandatory for them to give 5% of their market value assets for generous causes to maintain their tax-exemption status. The main reason for encouraging grants for automated external defibrillators is to enhance the quality of first aid administered in emergency situations. The grant can be availed on all popular brands of Philips defibrillator, such as ZOLL, Philips, Meditronic, Burdick and lots more. The home AED manufacturers want to increase their market share by selling maximum number of these lifesaving devices. Hence, some Philips AED grant programs are also funded by corporates and heartstart AED manufacturer sponsors.
Laedral AED Trainer 2 has been designed to educate on how to use HeartStart FR2 AED effectively. It comes packed with a variety of features to make a person adept in handling the HeartStart FR2 onsite AED. To ensure safety, this AED trainer is not capable of delivering a high voltage shock; it only provides simulated shock delivery unlike an actual defibrillator. This training device has 10 sudden cardiac arrest scenarios to give the responder actual feel of the emergency situations. Laedral AED Trainer 2 comes with an optional remote control that allows you to select scenarios manually, decrease or increase the volume of Philips onsite AED Trainer, and it also indicates if the battery is low or needs to be replaced, or if there are any loose electrodes, etc. It also facilitates the training by allowing a trainer to control the scenario selection by using the remote control.
Laedral AED Trainer 2 has been designed to be used with Anne(R) and AED Resusci Anne(R) manikins that have Laedral LINK Technology. Responders can learn to place the pad properly by practicing on the manikins. This AED Trainer gives trainees the flexibility of using it with any other manikin that does not feature Laedral Link Technology. Practicing proper pad placement is beneficial for the trainees as they can train in complex scenarios only if they learn proper pad placement in that particular scenario. To lend this amazing trainer a more realistic touch, even its battery pack is like that of HeartStart FR2 AED's battery back.
To get more out of your Philips HeartStart AED Trainer 2, you can also go for the optional AED Trainer 2 Programming Kit which has various additional features. With the optional programming kit, you can create, edit, and upload custom built scenarios in your Laedral AED Trainer 2 and it also allows local language output. You can also configure a variety of parameters for matching the settings of your AED Trainer to that of a HeartStart FR2 defibrillator which makes a trainee adept in handling the real automated external defibrillator effectively.
