Medical Science AED Automatic External CPE (AED Trainer)

AED trainer kit—a device used to teach people how to respond during sudden cardiac arrest using an Automated External Defibrillator (AED), without delivering a real electric shock.
What an AED Trainer Is
An Automated External Defibrillator trainer is a practice version of a real AED. It simulates emergency situations and gives voice or visual instructions, helping learners practice safely.

AED Trainer Unit
The main machine that gives voice prompts like “attach pads” or “start CPR.”
Has buttons for power and mode selection.
Training Electrode Pads
Placed on the chest (as shown on the mannequin).
Reusable and do NOT deliver shock.
Mannequin (CPR dummy)
Used to practice chest compressions and pad placement.
Remote Control
Allows an instructor to change scenarios (e.g., shock advised / no shock).
Batteries & Power Adapter
To power the trainer.
Carrying Case
Keeps all components organized.
How It Is Used (Step-by-Step)
Turn on the trainer
It starts giving voice instructions.
Attach pads to the mannequin
One pad on the upper chest, the other on the side.
Follow instructions
The trainer may say:
“Analyzing heart rhythm”
“Shock advised” (simulation only)
“Begin CPR”
Perform chest compressions
Like real Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation.
Instructor controls scenario
Using the remote, they can simulate different emergencies.
Important Notes
The AED trainer does NOT give real shocks—it’s only for practice.
It helps build confidence before using a real AED in emergencies.
Often used in first aid training, schools, hospitals, and workplaces.
Why It’s Important
Training with this device prepares you to act quickly during sudden cardiac arrest, where using a real AED + CPR can save a life within minutes.