DefibSafe 2 AED Defibrillator External Cabinet – LOCKABLE

£600.00 inc VAT

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Features include:

Wall mountable
IP66 rated, giving superior weatherproof protection from the elements
Stainless steel lock
Dimensions: 62.5 x 44 x 28.5cm
Stainless Steel Mechanical Lock
The lock used on the cabinet comes with a two year warranty through normal usage, excluding vandalism. It is made from the highest quality stainless steel making it durable and weatherproof. It has an in-built clutch mechanism to prevent forced entry and lock damage. A coded keypad comes as standard.

Easy Single-Handed Entry with Large Flat Bar Handle
The large flat bar handle is easy to hold and use, This is especially useful in cold conditions or if people have limited dexterity.

Highly Visible with Clear Step-by-Step Instructions
The cabinet is high visibility yellow as standard. Instructions on the front of the cabinet have been written with guidance from the NHS Ambulance service to give step-by-step guidance and inform passers by what to do in an emergency. Additional defibrillator signs give increased awareness.

Full Illumination
The internal LED lighting gives additional visibility. It also means that the instructions and numbers on the lock are back lit and always visible. This is especially useful in rural and remote locations.

Thermostatically Controlled Frost Protection & Full Insulation
Crucially important to manage fire risk, the heat plate has a thermal cut-out mechanism. The plate is kept at 10 degrees and is never allowed to drop below 5 degrees. The heat plate will never reach above 25 degrees.

Low Energy Transformer for Low Running Costs & Simple Installation
The low voltage transformer that the delivers the energy required to run the cabinet is very efficient. This ensures that running costs are kept to a minimum.

Unique Location Code on Each Cabinet
It is strongly recommended to inform and involve your local Ambulance Service when placing a public access defibrillator. The unique location number of the cabinet can be shared with them so that they can add it on to their systems. In this way, in an emergency they can direct people to their nearest location and offer extra guidance during a 999 call.