CU Medical iPad NF-1200/1201 Adult and Paediatric Pad Bundle (2 sets)

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Only £172.80 £144.00

Without defibrillation of the heart and effective CPR, a patient’s survival chance decreases significantly. This is why it is imperative to know how to perform the life-saving treatment required by those in cardiac arrest. In the exclusive defibshop family packs, you will receive a set of both adult and paediatric electrode pads.

Key Features

  • Both pad sets are for use with the i-PAD NF1200/NF1201 defibrillator
  • Super sticky conductive adhesive ensures the pads will not move during the rescue treatment
  • Paediatric pads lower the joule output to a safer level for the heart of a child
  • Clear images on pads display where the pads need to be placed on the patient’s chest, ensuring rescuers of every level can deliver treatment quickly
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CU Medical iPad NF-1200/1201 Adult and Paediatric Pad Bundle (2 sets)

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Only £172.80 £144.00

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    Designed for use with the i-PAD NF1200/NF1201 defibrillator unit, this CU Medical iPad NF-1200/1201 Adult and Paediatric Pad Bundle (2 sets) allows users to perform the life-saving treatment required by those in cardiac arrest.

    For further information about this product, get in touch with a member of our team on 0161 776 7422.

    What defibrillator is the CU Medical iPAD NF1200/1201 Adult and Paediatric Pad Bundle? 

    The CU Medical iPAD NF1200/1201 Adult and Paediatric pads bundle includes x1 set of iPAD NF1200/NF101 Adult pads and x1 set of iPAD NF1200/NF1201 Paediatric pads. The paediatric pads lower the joule output to a safe level for children, allowing effective defibrillation during Sudden Cardiac Arrest. 

    How do I apply the CU Medical iPAD NF1200/1201 Adult and Paediatric pads to a casualty?

    In the event of Sudden Cardiac Arrest, remove the CU Medical iPAD NF1200/1201 Adult or Paediatric pads from their protective packaging. 
    Follow the pictures on the pad packet when applying the CU Medical iPAD NF1200/1201 pads to adult and paediatric casualties: 

    • Adults: Move clothing aside and shave the chest area if needed. Apply one pad on the upper right side of the chest and the second on the lower left side. Adjust the pad placement to avoid breast tissue if applied to a female casualty.
    • Paediatrics: Remove clothing to expose the chest and place one pad on the centre of the chest, just below the collarbone and the other on the child’s back, between the shoulder blades. 

    For this application, adults are classed as over 8 years old and weighing more than 25kg, while paediatrics are those under 8 who weigh less than 25kg. Once applied, follow the defibrillator's prompts until emergency services arrive. 

    How long do the CU Medical iPAD NF1200/1201 Adult and Paediatric Pads last?

    The CU Medical iPAD NF1200/1201 Adult and Paediatric Pads have a pad life of up to 2 years. These pads are single-use and must be replaced immediately after use.   To ensure your defibrillator is always ready, regularly check the pad expiration date and replace them before they expire. Expired pads may compromise the defibrillator's ability to deliver an effective shock, so regular maintenance is important. Sign up for our free pad and battery reminder service to receive notifications before your pads reach their expiration date.

    What defibrillator can the CU Medical iPAD NF1200/1201 Adult and Paediatric Pads be used with? 

    The CU Medical iPAD NF1200/1201 Adult and Paediatric Pads are designed for use with the i-PAD NF1200/NF1201 defibrillators. For children, this applies to casualties aged 1–8 years and weighing less than 25 kg (55 lbs). The pads feature clear illustrations to guide responders in proper placement, ensuring responders at any level can provide treatment during Sudden Cardiac Arrest.