Starting your project

You don't have to be a medic to use a defibrillator.

You've made the right decision to look into a defibrillator for your community or organisation. It may feel like a big investment, but you really can't put a price on a life.


The guide

The London Hearts defibrillator guide

There's a lot to consider: potential footfall, how easily the equipment can be reached, and whether you need a locked cabinet, an unlocked cabinet or a simple wall bracket. Any external cabinet needs a power point to keep the device at optimum temperature.

We supply the Mindray C1A, an easy to use defibrillator suited to the home, office and community, and we can provide funding towards each package. Once your order is confirmed, we aim to deliver within a matter of days.

A London Hearts defibrillator cabinet
Looking after it

Caring for your defib

01

Check the pads

Electrode pads are single use and have a printed expiry date. Out of date pads are one of the most common faults we see, so keep an eye on that date.

02

Mind the battery

The Mindray C1A holds a lithium battery that powers the daily self-checks keeping the unit rescue ready. Replace it before it expires.

03

Watch for alerts

A flashing light and an audible alert signal any problem. Inspect the device regularly so the pads are in date and the battery has not expired.

Anyone can be a lifesaver

Every defibrillator comes with free online awareness training, so your whole community can feel confident using it.

A defibrillator nearby could save a life. Yours could be next.

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