iPAD CU-SP1: Defibrillator - VARIOUS

Semiautomatic Defibrillator iPAD CU-SP1

Features of the Semiautomatic Defibrillator iPAD CU-SP1:

Automatic volume adjustment.

• Analyses the ambient noise level.
• Automatically adjusts the volume of messages.
• When the appropriate volume is reached, the iPAD CU-SP1 keeps the messages at this level.

Smart electrodes and practical storage.

• The pre-connected smart electrodes are stored in an accessible compartment at the bottom of the device.
• The iPAD SP1 will always be ready for use in the shortest possible time.
• The unique technology incorporated in the iPAD CU-SP1 and the smart electrodes allow the device to detect if they are correctly connected to the device.
• The visual indicator on the front of the iPAD CU-SP1 will indicate whether the electrodes are ready for use.
• The indicator will change when the electrodes have 3 months of use left before the expiry date, allowing time to arrange for their replacement.

CPR detection.

• CPR is vital to ensure that the patient has the best chance of survival.
• The iPAD CU-SP1 detects whether CPR is being performed by following the user's messages and resuscitations.
• If CPR is not being performed, the CU-SP1 iPAD will prompt the user to perform CPR.
• If it is already in progress, the iPAD CU-SP1 will help the user to complete it.

Easy communication with CU-EX1 software.

• Installing the CU-EX1 software on your computer will allow you to view and analyse the usage history of the equipment.
• Information such as time on, patient heart rate and discharges delivered will be displayed in an easy to understand format.
• The iPAD CU-SP1 can store more than 5 events with more than 3 hours of ECG analysis on an SD memory card.
• Data can be transferred simply by connecting the SD card to a PC or by using the infrared port (lrDA).
• Having the data on an SD memory card allows the data to be used for analysis, while the equipment with another SD card inserted is ready for use.

IPAD CU-SP1 Semi-Automatic Defibrillator Technical Specifications

Power output: Adult 150Joules, Paediatric 50Joules (common use).

Charging time: less than 8 seconds. Charging time after completion of CPR: at least 8 seconds.

Patient Analysis: Defibrillable rhythms, ventricular fibrillation, ventricular tachycardia.

Battery. Standard DC 12 V 2.8 Ah, Lithium dioxide manganese, minimum capacity 100 shocks (150J). High Capacity DC 12V 4.2Ah, Lithium dioxide manganese, minimum capacity 200 discharges (150J).

Data recording and transmission: LrDA port Wireless transmission of event data to PC - SD card.

Lifetime: 5 years (High capacity battery and at operating/standby temperature conditions and in standby mode after initial check).

Internal memory (Nand-flash): ECG, Events.

Storage capacity: Multi recording of 5 events/ Max 3 hours.

PC programme data review: CU-EX1.

Electrodes: Common use for adults and children.

Expiry date of electrodes: 30 months (from date of manufacture).

Sensitivity/Specifications: Meets AAMI DF80 guidelines.

Sealed: Liquid protection IPX5 per IEC60529 (IP55) Dust protection IP5X per IEC60529.

Temperature: Operation/standby (OºC - 40ºC).

Vibration: Meets MILSTD 81OF guidelines.