Samaritan PAD defibrillator case TRAUMA KIT is a protective polypropylene housing for an AED defibrillator. Its rigid construction protects the contents against mechanical damage and unfavourable conditions during transport and storage. The interior is filled with a shaped foam insert that holds the Samaritan PAD in place.
The case has a capacity of approx. 12 l and dimensions of approx. 40 × 30 × 17 cm. The IP67 protection rating means protection against dust and the effects of short-term immersion in water, and the pressure valve equalises the pressure inside. The design is modular.
The product is available in two colours. The orange version is sold without the defibrillator and without any equipment. The green version has space for a TRAUMA KIT module and is sold without the defibrillator and without TRAUMA KIT modules. The green case has been designed for military and tactical use, including uniformed services, the military sector and shooting ranges. Samaritan PAD defibrillator case has a capacity of approx. 12 l and dimensions of approx. 40 × 30 × 17 cm.
Why choose a Samaritan PAD defibrillator case?
A defibrillator that has to be transported or carried to the scene is exposed to shocks, dust and moisture. A polypropylene case with an IP67 protection rating protects the contents against dust and short-term immersion in water, and the shaped foam insert limits movement of the device inside. The shaped foam insert in the Samaritan PAD defibrillator case stabilises the device during transport. Samaritan PAD defibrillator case is made of polypropylene and has an IP67 protection rating.
The convenient handle allows you to bring the equipment to the casualty quickly. Looking for the device itself? See the AED defibrillators.
Practical use of the case and AED at the scene
Place the Samaritan PAD defibrillator in the shaped foam insert so that it sits securely inside. Carry the case by the handle. The pressure valve is a part of the housing that equalises the pressure inside, so do not interfere with it unnecessarily.
If you suspect sudden cardiac arrest, first make sure that you and the casualty are safe, call for help on 999 or 112, start chest compressions and use the AED as soon as possible, following its instructions. A casualty's survival may depend on a bystander taking action. You can read more about the device in the article Automated external defibrillator (AED).
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
Is a defibrillator included?
No. The case is sold without a defibrillator. The orange version is also sold without any equipment, and the green version without TRAUMA KIT modules.
What does the IP67 protection rating mean?
The interior of the case is protected against dust and the effects of short-term immersion in water.
What is the difference between the colour versions?
They differ in colour and intended use. The green one is designed for military and tactical use and has space for a TRAUMA KIT module, while the orange one is the version without equipment. The dimensions, capacity and material are the same.
