Avive AED
The Avive Connect AED contains an Avive AED® defibrillator with an Avive Connect factory-installed to provide a powerhouse of connectivity. It is the lightest, smallest, and most portable FDA-approved AED available — weighing just 2.1 pounds – it’s built for accessibility, portability, and durability.
Designed to offer more features for less cost, every Avive AED includes:
- GPS, Cellular, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi wireless communication for daily AED monitoring and notifications, bi-directional communication with 911, and rapid transfer of valuable incident data from the AED
- Avive’s EverChargeTM Battery, to help keep your costs down with the industry’s only embedded rechargeable battery that never needs to be replaced throughout the life of the device
- AllRescueTM Technology that allows every AED to be used on either children or adults with the same set of electrode pads, and bilingual language selection between Spanish or English
- The ability to easily convert your device into Training Mode by simply inserting the Avive Training Cartridge – empowering you to be ready to step up when it counts the most.
What is an AED?
AED units are devices that use technology to guide users through the rescue process. When the AED pads are applied to the victims chest, the unit automatically reads the persons heart rhythm and will deliver a shock that can save the persons life. If there is not a shockable rhythm, then the AED will NOT shock. Therefore AEDs cannot hurt someone who doesn’t need help.
Why have an AED?
AEDs, are used to revive someone in Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA). SCA is a dangerous, life-threatening condition that occurs when the heart sudden!) stops beating. Without a proper heartbeat, victims of Sudden Cardiac Arrest will die within minutes. Fortunately. there is a treatment! AEDs treat patients in SCA by safely restarting the heart.
Sudden Cardiac Arrest is not only dangerous, it is also the leading cause of death in the United States, claiming the lives of over 350.000 people every year!
AEDS greatly increase survival rates:
In another study the survival rate was 74% for those who received their first defibrillation in less than three minutes after the witnessed collapse and 49% for those who received their first defibrillation three minutes after the witnessed collapse.
