Saver One D Semi-Automatic AED with ECG Monitoring

Saver One D Semi-Automatic AED with ECG Monitoring – The AED goes beyond

• Semi automatic AED with ECG monitoring for paramedics and trained responders!
• Rugged, small and lightweight AED with ECG Monitoring capability.
• Totally reliable for trained users featuring advanced capacities to help improve lifesaving outcomes.

Key Features:

Maintenance-Free: Automatically performs daily, monthly and six-month extensive self-checks of all main components: battery, internal electronics, energy charge and disarm, shock and ECG calibration systems. Daily testing data are stored by the device as text file (named AED1LOG) easily readable by any computer. AED runs further tests after each battery insertion as well as every time the device is turned on. A visual cue (green/red status indicator) provides effective alert to users whether AED is in working order and ready for a rescue.

Service Mini-Screen: In standby the mini LCD screen displays a check mark confirming AED is ready for use and a battery gauge informing about the residual charge. Error codes wil appear in faulty conditions.

Helpful Menu: 3 buttons for navigating the software menu to set up device at user leisure: adjust the local date or time, adapt the screen or volume to ambient lights and noises, exclude the microphone while recording events, select a different language, print out the ECG files or simply get information on device and battery.

CPR Coaching: More instructive voice and text prompts guide user through rescue. Abuilt-in metronome assists responder during the CPR providing audio cues for the appropriate number and rate of chest compressions.

Adult/Child capability: Can be used on patients of any age with Adult or Pediatric proper electrodes. Device senses when Pediatric pads are installed and automatically adjusts to use a more appropriate lower energy level (50J).

Monitoring section menu: a new section has been introduced for the management of technical and physiological alarms and signals, according to IEC/EN 60601-2-27: patient loss, high or low heart rate, audio and visual signal for detection of a shockable rhythm so that the operator can switch/activate the semi-automatic modes to deliver the shock (using the appropriate pads); scaling of the ECG trace on the display (gain x2 or +2) reset of the audio or visual alarms.

The Right Choice For Harsh, Outdoor Or Mobile Use

While in AED mode, it allows the user to view the ECG and everything needed to know about the patient and ongoing rescue treatment on a very large full-colour interactive display (12×8 cm).
It can be switched in a ECG Monitoring mode, to allow for watch over the rhythm and heart rate while using defibrillation pads or standard ECG electrodes connected to a separate cable.

5.7” TFT Colour Display with the most detailed and comprehensive screen provides valuable information to rescuers:

About Device:
• a battery gauge with residual capacity
• the indicator of available memory for recording
• a notice if the microphone is active or OFF
• the local date and time, alarms.

About Rescue:

• the adult or child protocol in use
• the modality in use (AED, ECG or Manual)
• the fibrillation and shock counts
• the elapsed rescue time
• the heart rate (bpm)
• the impedance (ohms)
• the energy level to be delivered (joule)
• a touch/not touch pictogram
• ECG waveform
• the R wave detection in Manual Synchronous
• a charging bar graph if device charges
• a CPR bar graph and cycles countdown

Technical Specifications

While in AED mode, it allows the user to view the ECG and everything needed to know about the patient and ongoing rescue treatment on a very large full-colour interactive display (12×8 cm).  It can be switched in a ECG Monitoring mode, to allow for watch over the rhythm and heart rate while using defibrillation pads or standard ECG electrodes connected to a separate cable.

Related Documents:

Catalogue Page

Catalogue Page 2

Technical Data Sheet

Important Notice

Please note once you have opened a SaverOne AED or broken the seal on the battery compartment of the device, the warranty is void. Never open or repair the device, otherwise there is a risk of electric shock. If damage is suspected or visible contact immediately our service and send an email to sales@hiberniamedical.ie. As stated in the user manual, the Lifetime of the Saver One Series AED devices should not exceed 10 years. It is therefore not recommended to use SaverOne AEDs beyond this period. After this period, the AEDs are not repairable. The internal coin cell battery provides the function of maintaining the date and time settings of the device and has it maintains the data for 3 years (without external battery), and 6 years (with external battery inserted within the first 12 months). The coin battery cell does not affect patient treatment if it is not operational.