Prestan AED UltraTrainer with Dual Auto Modes

Prestan AED UltraTrainer with Semi & Fully Automatic Modes

The Prestan AED UltraTrainer with Semi & Fully Automatic Modes is designed for hospitals, medical colleges, nursing institutes, CPR centres and first-aid programmes. This Prestan AED UltraTrainer gives learners a safe way to practise AED pad placement, voice-prompt response and shock-sequence steps. Therefore, instructors can teach complete CPR and AED workflows without using a live defibrillator.

The compact trainer works with different CPR manikins and supports both semi-automatic and fully automatic training modes. In addition, an embedded pad switch senses when the electrode pads touch the manikin torso. As a result, the training sequence feels more realistic and helps learners follow each prompt in the correct order.

The unit also includes scenario selection, volume control, language options, a metronome and a compression counter. Moreover, its modular software design allows guideline updates through module replacement. Thus, the trainer is useful for regular classes, skill checks and refresher courses.

Key Features

• Dual Training Modes: Supports semi-automatic and fully automatic AED practice.
• Pad Attachment Sensor: Detects when training pads are placed on a manikin torso.
• Wide Manikin Compatibility: Works with most CPR manikins used in training programmes.
• Scenario Selection: Lets instructors choose different AED training situations.
• Metronome Support: Helps learners maintain a steady chest-compression rhythm.
• Compression Counter: Supports structured CPR practice during AED scenarios.
• Modular Software: Allows selected guideline updates by replacing the software module.

Technical Specifications

Benefits

• First, learners can practise AED steps without exposure to a real electrical shock.
• Next, clear prompts help students follow pad placement and shock sequences correctly.
• Also, dual modes prepare learners for different AED designs used in the field.
• In addition, the metronome supports a steady compression pace during CPR practice.
• Therefore, instructors can combine CPR and AED training in one scenario.
• Finally, the compact design makes transport and storage easier.

Suitable For

• Medical and nursing colleges
• Hospitals and clinical skills laboratories
• CPR and first-aid training centres
• Emergency responder programmes
• Corporate and workplace safety courses

Applications

• AED pad placement practice
• Semi-automatic AED sequence training
• Fully automatic AED scenario training
• CPR and AED combined drills
• First-aid certification preparation

Why Choose This AED UltraTrainer?

This Prestan AED UltraTrainer combines compact size with practical training controls. For example, instructors can select a scenario, adjust the volume and guide learners through the full AED response. Consequently, students can practise decision-making and device use in a clear sequence.

Buying Guidance

Before buying, confirm the language module, adult pad type and remote-control requirement. Also, check whether your CPR manikins provide a suitable surface for the training pads. Finally, confirm the supplied software module and battery requirement before ordering.

Usage Note: This device is only an AED trainer. It cannot analyse a real heart rhythm, deliver a therapeutic shock or treat a patient. Use it only for supervised education and follow the supplied setup and maintenance instructions.

FAQs

1. What is the Prestan AED UltraTrainer used for?

It is used for AED pad placement, shock-sequence, CPR and first-aid training.

2. Does it support semi-automatic and fully automatic modes?

Yes. Learners can practise both AED operating styles.

3. Can it work with different CPR manikins?

Yes. It is designed for use with most CPR training manikins.

4. Does the trainer detect pad placement?

Yes. An embedded switch senses when the pads contact the manikin torso.

5. Are batteries included?

No. The device requires three C-size batteries, which must be purchased separately.

6. Can this trainer deliver a real shock?

No. It is a simulation device and cannot deliver therapeutic energy.