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The Aivia 200 AED cabinet<\/strong> (Aivia) is an AED defibrillator cabinet for indoor use. It consists of two parts: a polycarbonate cover (door) with a UV filter and an ABS body \u2013 lightweight, impact-resistant materials. On the front there is an AED symbol, opening instructions and a simplified chain of survival graphic, and the AED symbol is also on both sides, so the cabinet is easy to spot.<\/p>\n

Aivia 200 features: audible and visual alarm on opening, night lighting. When the door is opened, flashing red lights and an audible signal are activated, and in low light the cabinet is indicated by a flashing white light. 24 V mains power means you do not have to remember to replace the alarm battery.<\/p>\n

The cabinet measures approx. 42.3 \u00d7 38.8 \u00d7 20 cm and weighs 3.5 kg. Power: 24 V (230\/24 V power supply sold separately). Included are an elastic strap to secure the AED inside and paper seals that show whether the cabinet has been opened. The Aivia 200 AED cabinet<\/strong> works well in an office, school or public building.<\/p>\n

Why the Aivia 200 AED cabinet?<\/h2>\n

Mains power relieves the AED custodian of the need to check the alarm battery \u2013 the cabinet works continuously, and the alarm and lighting are always ready. The Aivia 200 AED cabinet<\/strong> has a transparent door through which the AED readiness indicator can be seen.<\/p>\n

Other Aivia models are Aivia 100<\/a>, Aivia 210<\/a>, Aivia 220<\/a>, Aivia 230<\/a>, Aivia 300<\/a>. You will find all cabinets in the category indoor AED cabinets<\/a>.<\/p>\n

An AED ready at all times<\/h2>\n

A defibrillator only helps if it works and can be reached quickly. Appoint a person to regularly check the readiness indicator and the expiry dates of the battery and electrodes. When someone is unresponsive and not breathing normally, call 112, start chest compressions and ask for an AED to be brought \u2013 action taken by a bystander can decide whether the casualty survives.<\/p>\n

Read more in the chapter Automated external defibrillator (AED)<\/a>.<\/p>\n