Practice Deactivation with your CellAED Trainer

keith.sleightholm

3 months ago

Guidance on CellAED TRAINER Deactivation and Care of Your CellAED® Devices

It’s essential to understand the process of deactivating your CellAED TRAINER™ and maintaining both your CellAED TRAINER™ and CellAED® personal defibrillator for their optimal use.

CellAED TRAINER Deactivation and CellAED® Personal Defibrillator Shutdown

Both devices require specific steps to deactivate or shut down after use:

Deactivating the CellAED® Personal Defibrillator

Join the two gel pads for at least 5 seconds to initiate the deactivation.
Voice instructions may persist momentarily depending on the therapy cycle phase.
Deactivation is confirmed when you hear “Device deactivated”, after which the defibrillator cannot be reactivated.

Process of CellAED TRAINER Deactivation

Understanding the distinction between CellAED TRAINER deactivation and the CellAED® personal defibrillator deactivation is important:

After practice, initiate the CellAED TRAINER deactivation by sticking the pads together.
To reset the TRAINER™ for future use, carefully separate the pads and press the retraction button.

CellAED TRAINER™ Pad Maintenance

For maintaining the adhesive quality of the TRAINER™ pads:

Clean gently with a soft, soapy cloth.
Avoid harsh cleaners and water immersion.
Allow the pads to dry fully before reapplying them.

Storing Your CellAED Devices

Ensure to store your CellAED TRAINER™ separately from the CellAED® personal defibrillator to prevent any mix-up during an emergency.

Key Differences Between the Devices

It is critical to remember:

Your CellAED® personal defibrillator is for single use and should remain in its case until needed in an emergency.
The TRAINER™ pads, contrastingly, are designed for repeated use and easy maintenance.

Conclusion: Enhancing Emergency Readiness

Regularly practising with your CellAED TRAINER™, understanding the deactivation process, and maintaining your devices properly are key to being well-prepared for emergency situations. Learn-Practise-Repeat to build confidence and proficiency.