Fully Automatic Defibrillators
Fully automatic AEDs analyze the heart rhythm and deliver a shock on their own if needed—no button press required. Users simply place the pads and turn the device on. Designed for anyone to use, they provide clear voice and visual prompts and help reduce stress during emergencies.
Key Features
· Automatic shock delivery: The AED delivers the shock without user action.
· Clear guidance: Voice and visual prompts lead the user through each step.
· Ideal for untrained users: Simple, fully automated operation makes them suitable for public locations.
· Safety alerts: Warns bystanders not to touch the patient before the shock.
Ongoing monitoring: Continuously analyzes heart rhythm and gives CPR guidance between checks.
When to Choose a Fully Automatic Defibrillator
Fully automatic defibrillators are a popular choice for public access locations, but semi‑automatic models are just as widely used. Both types can be operated by anyone, even without prior training.
We stock models from iPAD, Mindray, Cardiac Science, and Zoll, including the Zoll AED Plus fully automatic defibrillator.
Need a semi-automatic instead?
If you prefer to have manual confirmation before the shock is delivered, a semi‑automatic AED provides that control and can be used by anyone.
Keep your defib machine ready to use
Check your electrode pads and battery regularly. Pads expire in 18 months to 2 years. Most AEDs will display the battery life. We stock replacements for every brand on this page, plus AED accessories, including cases, brackets, and cabinets.
Need a service or repair? Call us on 01403 597 597.