Standard perspex cabinet for FRx is a clear housing for an AED defibrillator, designed for the Philips HeartStart FRx/HS1, Samaritan PAD and Defibtech Lifeline VIEW models. It has a minimalist form and is intended for office spaces and interiors where an attractive appearance matters.
The cover is clear, so the device can be seen without opening the cabinet. Access to the defibrillator is provided by a cover mounted on a bottom hinge, which you simply lower. A special tamper seal protects it against unauthorised opening.
The cabinet dimensions are: H 27 cm, W 27 cm, D 14 cm. The cabinet is well suited to spaces where an elegant look matters, including hotel lobbies, restaurants, banks, offices and surgeries. Standard perspex cabinet for FRx has a clear cover, so the condition of the defibrillator can be assessed without opening the housing.
Why is a Standard perspex cabinet for FRx a good choice for checking the defibrillator?
Checking the condition of the AED does not require opening the housing or taking the device out, because the cover is clear. The pulsing green LED visible through the cover also makes checks easier. The tamper seal helps you monitor whether the cabinet has been opened, while the defibrillator itself remains fully accessible. By choosing a Standard perspex cabinet for FRx, you get a tamper seal that helps you monitor unauthorised opening with full access to the AED. Standard perspex cabinet for FRx measures H 27 cm, W 27 cm, D 14 cm, so it can also be mounted on narrow pillars and ledges.
The cabinet also allows you to connect systems that signal the start of a rescue action and report the condition of the device. A battery-powered audible alarm can be installed in it. Its compact dimensions allow it to be mounted even on narrow pillars and ledges.
Mounting and using the defibrillator cabinet
The cabinet is designed for three models: Philips HeartStart FRx/HS1, Samaritan PAD and Defibtech Lifeline VIEW. It is opened by lowering the cover on the bottom hinge. The tamper seal lets you tell afterwards that the cabinet has been opened. When choosing a location, take its dimensions into account: H 27 cm, W 27 cm, D 14 cm.
If someone is unconscious and not breathing normally, first make sure the scene is safe and call for help on 999 or 112. Then start chest compressions and ask a bystander to bring an AED. The casualty's survival may depend on a bystander taking action. You can read more about the device in the article Chapter VIII – Automated external defibrillator (AED).
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
Which defibrillators is this cabinet for?
For the Philips HeartStart FRx/HS1, Samaritan PAD and Defibtech Lifeline VIEW.
How do you open the cabinet?
Simply lower the cover mounted on the bottom hinge. The cover is secured with a special tamper seal.
Can an alarm be connected to the cabinet?
The cabinet allows you to connect systems that signal the start of a rescue action and report the condition of the device. A battery-powered audible alarm can be installed in it.
What are the dimensions of the cabinet?
H 27 cm, W 27 cm, D 14 cm.










