The heart has an electrical system that controls its rhythm and rate.
AEDs are designed for use during sudden cardiac arrest, when immediate action can mean the difference between life and death.
Important: Always check if trained CPR/AED personnel are present before operating the device.
AEDs are safe and reliable. There are no reported cases of an AED delivering an inappropriate shock or harming bystanders.
According to the Red Cross, AEDs save thousands of lives annually. They are increasingly available in public places such as:
With their widespread availability, knowing how to properly use an AED is crucial.
Sign up for one of our CPR/AED classes to learn how to operate an AED efficiently. Our classes include training with AEDs that provide live CPR feedback, ensuring you respond effectively in an emergency.
Remember: Knowing how to use an AED could save someone’s life.
