Primedic HeartSave Y & YA Adult/Paediatric Electrode Pads (1 set)

When every second counts, having the right defibrillator pads on hand can make a life-saving difference. The Primedic HeartSave Y & YA Adult/Child Electrode Pads are designed exclusively for the HeartSave Y (Semi-Automatic) and HeartSave YA (Fully Automatic) defibrillators, streamlining emergency response for both adult and paediatric patients without needing a pad change. With these universal, pre-connected electrode pads, you’ll be ready to respond quickly and effectively, regardless of the patient’s age.

Key Features:

• Adult and Paediatric Ready: Easily adaptable for both adults and children aged 1-8. Simply press the child button on the AED to automatically adjust energy levels for younger patients, eliminating the need for a separate set of pads.
• Pre-Connected for Fast Response: Pre-connected electrodes save valuable seconds, allowing you to start the rescue process immediately, without the need to plug in the electrodes during a crisis.
• Long Shelf Life: With a shelf life of 4-5years, you can trust that these electrode pads will be ready for use when needed.
• Protective Packaging: Each set is sealed in protective foil to keep them clean, secure, and in optimal condition until needed.
• Strong Adhesive: Designed with high-quality adhesive, these pads provide reliable contact, ensuring effective energy delivery during defibrillation.

These electrode pads come pre-connected from the factory, but if they’re ever replaced or unplugged, be sure to reconnect them to your HeartSave Y or YA AED to ensure the device is fully prepared.

Ideal for businesses, schools, and public spaces where rapid response is critical, the Primedic HeartSave Y & YA Electrode Pads provide versatile, reliable, and easy-to-use support in emergency situations.

Did your Primedic AED save a life?

Through Primedic's HeartSave Heroes programme, you can share the story and the device's event data with us and receive a free replacement set of electrodes , and a successful save may qualify for a donated AED for the survivor's community How to report a SAVE -> HeartSave