Lifeline Paediatric Defibrillator Pads – Essential for Child Safety

The Lifeline Paediatric Defibrillator Pads are specially designed for use with Defibtech Lifeline AEDs, ensuring safe defibrillation for infants and young children. These paediatric AED pads are an essential accessory for schools, nurseries, sports clubs, workplaces, and public spaces where children may experience sudden cardiac arrest (SCA).

Who Are These Paediatric AED Pads For?

• These paediatric electrode pads are intended for use on:
  Children under 8 years old
• Patients weighing less than 25 kg (55 lbs)

When connected to a Defibtech Lifeline AED, the device automatically adjusts the energy level to provide a lower, child-appropriate shock, ensuring safe and effective treatment.

Key Features of Lifeline Paediatric Defibrillator Pads

• Energy Reduction for Paediatric Patients – Ensures safe defibrillation by lowering the shock energy.
• Easy-to-Follow Graphics – Clear illustrations guide correct pad placement for optimal AED performance.
• Compatible with Lifeline AED and Lifeline AUTO – Designed for use with these trusted Defibtech AED models.
• Two-Year Shelf Life – Pads should be replaced before expiration to maintain AED readiness.
• Quick and Easy Storage – Can be stored attached to the AED or in a carrying case for fast access in an emergency.

Why Are Paediatric Defibrillator Pads Important?

• Essential for child emergency care – Standard AED pads are designed for adults and deliver higher energy levels that may not be suitable for children.
• Trusted by first responders and public spaces – Many schools, leisure centres, and childcare facilities require paediatric-ready defibrillators to protect young lives.
• Improves survival chances – Using the correct paediatric AED pads increases the effectiveness of life-saving defibrillation.

Maintaining Your Paediatric AED Pads

• To keep your Defibtech Lifeline AED in optimal working condition:
  Check pad expiration dates regularly – Replace expired pads immediately.
• Store pads properly – Keep them connected to the AED or securely stored in an AED case for quick access.
• Ensure software compatibility – The DDP-200P paediatric pads require AED software version 1.203 or later for correct function.

Buy Lifeline Paediatric Defibrillator Pads Today

Having paediatric defibrillator pads alongside your Defibtech Lifeline AED ensures you are prepared for a sudden cardiac emergency involving a child. Stay prepared, stay heart-safe!

1. What are Lifeline Paediatric Defibrillator Pads?

Lifeline Paediatric Defibrillator Pads are specialised AED pads designed for use with Defibtech Lifeline AEDs to provide a lower, child-appropriate shock in a sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) emergency. These pads ensure safe defibrillation for infants and young children.

2. Who are these paediatric AED pads for?

• These paediatric electrode pads are designed for use on:
  Children under 8 years old
• Patients weighing less than 25 kg (55 lbs)

For older children and adults, use standard AED pads instead.

3. Why do I need paediatric AED pads?

Adult AED pads deliver a shock that may be too strong for a child’s heart. When paediatric pads are used, the Defibtech Lifeline AED automatically reduces the energy level, ensuring safer defibrillation. If your AED is in a location where children may need emergency care, paediatric pads are essential.

4. Are these pads compatible with all Defibtech AEDs?

No, Lifeline Paediatric Defibrillator Pads (DDP-200P) are compatible only with:

• Defibtech Lifeline AED
• Defibtech Lifeline AUTO

5. How long do paediatric defibrillator pads last?

These pads have a two-year shelf life and should be replaced before expiration to ensure your AED is ready to use in an emergency.

6. How do I install the paediatric AED pads?

Simply connect the paediatric pads to the Lifeline AED, and the device will automatically adjust the shock energy for a child. No additional settings are required.

7. How should paediatric AED pads be stored?

• For quick and easy access, store the paediatric AED pads:
  Connected to the AED (if possible)
• Inside an AED carrying case