Using biphasic defibrillation technology, the i3 automatically analyzes the patient’s heart rhythm and advises a shock only when it is appropriate. In semi‑automatic mode, the device charges itself and then prompts the rescuer to press the shock button, giving the user full control over when the shock is delivered. The unit is compact and lightweight (around 2.3–2.5 kg with battery and pads), with a robust housing and an IP54 protection rating, making it suitable for demanding pre‑hospital and public‑access environments.

Features

• Semi‑automatic operation
  • Automatically analyzes the victim’s ECG and advises a shock only for shockable rhythms.
  • Prompts the rescuer to press the shock button when ready, ensuring controlled shock delivery.
• Clear voice and visual guidance
  • Step‑by‑step voice prompts guide pad placement, patient assessment, and shock delivery.
  • Visual indicators and on‑screen icons support operation in noisy or stressful environments.
  • CPR guidance can assist rescuers with chest compression timing and sequence.
• Adult and pediatric capability
  • Biphasic waveform with energy levels tailored for adults and children.
  • Adult and pediatric pads (electrodes) allow safe treatment across different age groups, with reduced energy in pediatric mode.
• Advanced ECG analysis and data recording
  • Built‑in ECG monitoring and rhythm analysis with a typical bandwidth suitable for AED use.
  • Internal memory (commonly ≥16 GB) for automatic event recording, including ECG data and device usage logs.
  • Capacity to store a large number of rescue events for later review, training, or medico‑legal documentation.
• Rugged and reliable design
  • IP54 rating for dust and splash resistance.
  • Engineered for use in public areas, industrial sites, and pre‑hospital care.
  • Drop‑resistant design suitable for emergency response conditions.
• Long‑life battery and rapid charging
  • High‑capacity disposable lithium battery (Li‑MnO₂ type) designed for multi‑year standby use.
  • Typically supports a large number of shocks and self‑tests over its service life (exact figures depend on configuration and usage).
  • Fast charge time from analysis to shock‑ready, helping reduce delays in defibrillation.
• Connectivity and remote management (optional)
  • Some configurations offer 4G cellular connectivity or other communication options.
  • Remote monitoring platform support for daily self‑test reports, status notifications, and centralized fleet management (availability depends on model and region).

Technical Highlights (Typical Published Values)

Exact specifications can vary slightly by region, configuration, and reseller. Always refer to the current official datasheet for critical applications.

• Defibrillation waveform: Biphasic truncated exponential (BTE) or equivalent biphasic technology
• Energy output (typical): Adult mode up to around 200 J; pediatric mode reduced (e.g., around 50 J)
• Impedance range: Approximately 25–175 Ω (typical AED range)
• Dimensions: About 289 × 217 × 91 mm
• Weight: Approximately 2.3–2.5 kg including battery and pads
• Battery type: Disposable lithium (Li‑MnO₂), designed for multi‑year standby life
• Memory: Internal flash memory (often ≥16 GB), capable of storing many event records and ECG traces
• Protection class: IP54 (dust and splash resistant)
• Operating conditions: Typically around 0 °C to +50 °C, 5–95% relative humidity (non‑condensing)

Typical Applications

• Public access defibrillator in airports, shopping centers, schools, gyms, and offices
• First‑responder and EMS vehicles
• Clinics, outpatient facilities, and healthcare centers
• Industrial and corporate emergency response teams

The Amoul i3 semi‑automatic AED is intended to make life‑saving defibrillation more accessible and easier to perform, even under pressure. Its combination of intuitive user interface, robust construction, and advanced monitoring and data functions makes it suitable for organizations that need a reliable AED solution with straightforward operation and modern connectivity options