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Reliance Medical Mediana A15 HeartOn AED Unit - Adult/Paediatric Mode Switch - Defibrillator Unit - £859.99 @ Amazon
Reliance Medical Mediana A15 HeartOn AED Unit - Adult/Paediatric Mode Switch - Defibrillator Unit - £859.99 @ Amazon
Reliance Medical Mediana A15 HeartOn AED Unit - Adult/Paediatric Mode Switch - Defibrillator Unit - £859.99 @ Amazon
Reliance Medical Mediana A15 HeartOn AED Unit - Adult/Paediatric Mode Switch - Defibrillator Unit - £859.99 @ Amazon
Reliance Medical Mediana A15 HeartOn AED Unit - Adult/Paediatric Mode Switch - Defibrillator Unit - £859.99 @ Amazon
Reliance Medical Mediana A15 HeartOn AED Unit - Adult/Paediatric Mode Switch - Defibrillator Unit - £859.99 @ Amazon
Reliance Medical Mediana A15 HeartOn AED Unit - Adult/Paediatric Mode Switch - Defibrillator Unit - £859.99 @ Amazon
Reliance Medical Mediana A15 HeartOn AED Unit - Adult/Paediatric Mode Switch - Defibrillator Unit - £859.99 @ Amazon
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Posted 3 January 2023

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Reliance Medical Mediana A15 HeartOn AEDThe unit is supplied with a protective outer cover, which when opened by the easy sliding switch, automatically turns on.

The defibrillator pads are already connected and ready to use. LED indicator lights flash with the corresponding voice prompts. Visual icons clarify the necessary actions.

The adult/paediatric mode switch allows the correct setting without changing the pads. The battery is disposable, LiMnO2 Non-rechargeable, with 2 years shelf life, and 5 years standby life.



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1. OPEN THE COVERThe Mediana A15 switches on automatically when the lid is opened.


2. ATTACH THE PADSPads are fixed and ready for adult or paediatric use.


3. PUSH THE SHOCK BUTTONSet the mode to adult or paediatric, then wait for the shock button to flash ‘ready’ for shock delivery.
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  1. Gadgetdeals's avatar
    Battery lasts 2yrs from manufacturers date 'shelf life' (not inserted), and 5yrs from manufacturers date when 'inserted and on standby'.

    Replacement batteries at a reasonable price available here for £168.80 inc vat (compared to elsewhere!): mediana-a15-battery-pack

    User manual here (battery management is on page 33): m.media-amazon.com/ima…pdf
  2. abcbut's avatar
    Every school, pub, hotel, shop, library, village hall, museum, basically everywhere, should have one of these.

    If you’re reading this, please, at the very least, go on to YouTube and watch a cardiac arrest and an AED video.

    As much as we like to take the mick out of St Jonny, Watch this

  3. comedychris's avatar
    These are amazing but only for business etc, I'm a goodsam responder and the option to have an AED on your person is a huge bonus but only 2 people within miles have them, at £150 maybe £200 I would get and maintain just for the chance if its needed for nearly a grand... just too much...
    Sid.Harper's avatar
    We did a community crowdfunding and it’s hosted outside a house on our road and the maintenance/upkeep paid for. People should do this more often.
  4. noseley's avatar
    Jokes aside theses machines can and do save lives. It's almost like having a reset button on life.
  5. gr1340's avatar
    I nearly had a heart attack when I saw the price. Shocking.
  6. sashablue's avatar
    Very useful for when you receive energy bills
  7. Nathe's avatar
    Shocking price.
  8. tomarter's avatar
    These are becoming more necessary since the unexplained increase in cardiovascular problems over the last couple of years...
    Willy_Wonka's avatar
    More people sitting at home not getting any exercise just scoffing whatever they want watching conspiracy theory tiktok videos?

    Add that into your unexplained equation.
  9. bigpappa's avatar
    Saved my life, worth every penny. Big respect to NHS.
    Dan_Z_Man's avatar
    Mine also, now got a portable one fitted.
  10. frankpike's avatar
    Purchased for the Aston Martin glovebox, in case I get poisoned at another high stakes poker game. (edited)
  11. JungleBug's avatar
    THESE MACHINES ARE TOO DAM EXPENSIVE!!!!
    Glad I got that off my chest.
  12. DryUrEyesMate's avatar
    This is a Bargain considering how much funerals cost these days
    Willy_Wonka's avatar
    That is false economics

    Kicking the can down the road.

  13. sompan's avatar
    This or peloton?
    tepid's avatar
    Peloton as prevention is better than cure.
  14. ct89's avatar
    The poor fellar in the picture looks like he's already croaked it, what with half his torso missing
  15. FamousGrouse's avatar
    Great bit of kit. Remember that upkeep and maintenance is an expensive factor. These need regular services to guarantee they'll work when you need them to
    Willy_Wonka's avatar
    These might.

    Not some other ones. Some just need a battery replacement when it warns you. Which is every 3 to 5 years.
  16. TM1233's avatar
    Only a matter of time before we all have one of these in our homes.
    comedychris's avatar
    You buying like?
  17. Thebettersnack's avatar
    Good price ! Thanks
  18. CreepyZander's avatar
    I see more and more of these popping up around the place. Unfortunately they get vandalised but this is in the minority you would like to think. They should be close enough for anyone to be able to get one when needed. Unfortunately, if someone you're caring for is requiring one of these, you shouldn't leave the patient to get one. You should instead instruct someone else to get it whilst you start and continue CPR. This is a really important point. Does anyone know of any schemes where people can help to fund these? I want to help but don't really know where to start. These shouldn't be in houses, but instead accessible to all... So bolted to the side of an accessible house for the whole community to use.
    regreid's avatar
    Local authority/parish councils etc can all help/organise funding for purchasing AED units. more and more are being installed in old phone boxes in community areas. we have 1 in our village(never heard of it being vandalised- touch wood)

    Good luck
  19. Cerci09's avatar
    With more ev charging points being installed it would be great to see these housed in the points in the future
  21. Raseo7's avatar
    Probably only worth buying if you or someone else at the household have a high risk. Just be wary of maintenance.
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