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Developed and manufactured in Belfast, HeartSine Technologies Ltd. has been part of the Stryker Group since 2018.

The HeartSine samaritan® PAD defibrillators were developed in 2002 specifically for use by laypeople. The focus was on a light and robust design, high stability, excellent dust and water protection (IP protection class), simple operation and minimal follow-up costs. The patented combined battery and electrode cassette (PAD-PAK) ensures minimal maintenance (only one expiration date) and low follow-up costs. The main goal was and is to ensure broad availability for private individuals and the public so that life-saving defibrillators can be reached within the shortest possible time.

Device types:

SAM PAD 350P, SAM PAD 360P and SAM PAD 500P: First aid defibrillators that support first responders in treating victims of sudden cardiac arrest, e.g. due to ventricular fibrillation or other cardiac arrhythmias. The patented biphasic SCOPE™ technology is unique worldwide and monitors the efficiency of the chest compressions. The SAM 500P gives the rescuer additional instructions such as "press harder", "faster" or "slower" and is therefore also suitable for people who need chest compressions without receiving an electric shock. The devices support the rescuer with a metronome that sets the speed of the chest compressions. The SAM 350P and SAM 500P deliver the necessary electric shock when requested and the bright orange shock button is pressed. The SAM 360P delivers the electric shock automatically after the announcement "Shock delivered in 3, 2, 1". The user is supported by audio-visual instructions.

General advantages:

  • Can be used anywhere: For private and commercial users
  • For adults and children with optional toddler cassette
  • Lightweight (1.1 kg), robust and insensitive (IP 56)
  • Best price-performance ratio, including follow-up and service costs
  • MDR certification, aviation approval, ISO, CE

Requirements:

HeartSine defibrillators can also be used easily by untrained first responders (public access). Operators who provide a defibrillator are subject to the Medical Device Operator Ordinance (MPBetreibV) in Germany. In addition to the free online training, we offer paid live online training (CO2-neutral) or on-site training.

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Your questions, our answers: Everything you need to know about defibrillators

Do you have questions about defibrillators? Here you will find quick and understandable answers to the most frequently asked questions. From how they work to how to use them correctly and how to maintain them - we will help you prepare for emergencies as best as possible. Browse through our FAQs and become a lifesaver!
1

How should a defibrillator be stored?

A defibrillator wall box should be installed so that the defibrillator is quickly and easily accessible in an emergency. In the next question you will find some important answers to what you should consider during installation.

2

What is the best location for a defibrillator?

Choose a clearly visible and easily accessible location for the wall box.

Ideal locations include:

  • Public areas: entrance areas of buildings, corridors, waiting rooms, sports facilities, shopping centers.
  • Companies: reception areas, canteens, production halls.
  • Private households: hallways, kitchen areas, living rooms – central and easily accessible locations.
3

How high should a defibrillator wall box be mounted?

Depending on the location selected, the wall box should be mounted at a height of approximately 1.50 m to 1.80 m. This height allows most people to comfortably reach the defibrillator without having to bend or stretch.

4

What should I look for when buying a defibrillator wall box?

First, you must decide whether the defibrillator should be installed indoors or outdoors. Depending on the location, the wall box should also protect against dust and moisture. In any case, the box should not be locked, as this costs valuable time in an emergency. In outdoor areas, the wall box must have at least an IP protection rating of 55 and be air-conditioned so that the storage conditions of the defibrillator can be maintained and, for example, the electrodes cannot freeze.

5

Who is liable for a damaged defibrillator that was in a defective wall box?

The manufacturer of the wall box must ensure that it functions properly and that a defibrillator is not damaged. The manufacturer of a defibrillator cannot be held responsible if a defective or non-approved wall box causes a malfunction in an emergency.

6

Does a wall box need to be checked?

Yes: Check the condition of the defibrillator and the wall box regularly. Make sure the defibrillator is ready for use and the batteries are charged. Check the labels and replace them if necessary.

7

Do I need signage?

Yes: Make sure the defibrillator location is clearly marked! Use clearly visible signs indicating the location of the defibrillator. Place the signs at strategic points in the building so that they are easy to find.

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