Schiller Fred PA-1 automatic defibrillator

Brochure: https://harm-rdc.xotest.gr/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/FRED-PA-1.pdf

• • It has a button to repeat the last voice instruction in case the user did not hear it. It also has graphs that refer to the defibrillation process and the emergency medical service telephone number (166) printed on the device for immediate call. It also has corresponding light indicators (LED) for better user guidance.

• • It is biphasic, portable, small in size (310x255x100mm) and weighs 2.5 kg including the battery.
• • It has a high degree of protection against the ingress of dust and liquids IP

• • It can deliver more than 140 defibrillations at maximum energy with a non-rechargeable battery, while the device’s standby life is at least 6 years. No special tools are needed to change it.

• • It has automatic recognition of the electrode type (adult, child) during their placement and can recognize the life of the electrodes as they have a special connector (RFID tag).

• • It automatically measures the patient’s body resistance and delivers the appropriate defibrillation current depending on the patient type (adult, child).

• • In case the device does not detect acceptable resistance in the patient, it informs the user with voice messages and additionally flashes green indicator. If 5 minutes of no signal are received, the device automatically turns off to save battery power and for further patient management or repositioning of the electrodes.

• • In case the device is accidentally turned off and before approximately 30 seconds have passed, the user can turn it on to continue the process from the previous point it left off.

• • It has automatic ECG analysis circuits without the user having to press any button, identifies arrhythmias that require defibrillation, charges automatically and notifies the operator to perform defibrillation.

• • It has an audio signal to guide the user with the appropriate rhythm (metronome) when performing chest compressions during the execution of Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation

• • It can recognize pacemaker pulses so that they are not taken into account during ECG analysis.

• • It has an automatic energy discharge system in various cases, e.g. electrode error.

• • The time from ECG analysis and charging the defibrillator with a full battery is less than 15 seconds.

• • It has memory for storing events including 2 hours of ECG. The data can be transferred to a PC for further archiving via an SD memory card (not included).
    

• • It has audio-visual alarms in case of an error as well as a self-test feature when changing the battery and at regular intervals (e.g. weekly).
    

• • It has a case for placing a 2nd set of electrodes (e.g. for children).
    

• • Optionally, it can provide voice instructions in up to three languages, with the user being able to select them by pressing a button during the use of the defibrillator.
    

• • Optionally, it can have GSM for data transmission and for device management via a central station.

• • Optionally, it can have software that measures the compression rate and guides the rescuer to adjust the compressions according to the metronome.

• • Optionally, it can be mounted on a wall mount with or without alarm.

The defibrillator is delivered as follows:

• • Audio-visual messages for user guidance in Greek according to the European ERC guidelines.

• • One (1) set of adult adhesive pads (disposable)

• • One (1) non-rechargeable battery.

• • Built-in storage case for extra electrode sets.