Medical Biphasic Defibrillator Portable Defibrillator Monitor In First-Aid Devices

The S5 supports manual defibrillation, AED mode, synchronous (synchronized) defibrillation, ECG monitoring (3/5-lead), RESP monitoring, and thermal recording. Pacer and additional monitoring parameters (NIBP, PR, SpO2, EtCO2) may be included depending on configuration.

It provides a biphasic energy output from 1 to 360 joules across 25 selectable energy levels to accommodate adult and pediatric resuscitation needs.

With a new, fully charged battery the S5 charges to 200 J in under 3 seconds and to 360 J in under 7 seconds.

The unit has a 7-inch TFT color screen (800 x 480 resolution) able to display up to four simultaneous waveforms.

Yes. The device supports low-energy settings (starting at 1 J) and comes with large and small electrode paddles so you can defibrillate both adults and children appropriately.

Standard: manual defibrillation/AED, ECG (3/5-lead), RESP, thermal recorder. Optional modules (sold separately or as configured): NIBP, PR, SpO2, EtCO2. Pacer may be standard or optional depending on the selected configuration—confirm at purchase.

The S5 ships with a high-capacity 5500 mAh lithium battery. The battery supports fast charging and is rated for up to approximately 210 full discharge/recharge cycles per the product description.

Device size is approximately 295 mm × 252 mm × 316 mm. Package carton dimensions are 422 × 409 × 486 mm. Net weight is about 7.5 kg and gross weight about 10 kg.

Included: a pair of electrode paddles (large and small options), battery, and integrated 50 mm thermal printer. Consumables: electrode pads/paddles (replacement pads), thermal printer paper, and replacement batteries as they age. Spare parts/consumables should be ordered from the supplier.

Yes — it includes a 50 mm thermal recorder for printing waveforms and supports voice recording (high-capacity) to facilitate post-event review.

The S5 is specified to perform across a broad impedance range of approximately 15 to 250 ohms, improving performance across different patient conditions.

Yes. The device supports start-up self-tests as well as automatic and manual self-test functions to verify operational readiness. Regular checks per the user manual are recommended.

Use of manual defibrillation and pacing requires trained personnel with appropriate resuscitation certification (e.g., BLS/ACLS or local equivalent). AED mode can be used by trained first responders; consult local regulations and training providers.

For warranty, service, spare parts and full technical specifications (environmental limits, electrical safety, IP rating, detailed modules), contact the supplier or manufacturer directly. If you purchased from a distributor, use their service contact for repairs and replacement accessories.