Semiautomatic defibrillator CU-SP1

The semi-automatic defibrillator CU-SP1 is a state-of-the-art device capable of automatically reading the patient's electrocardiogram (ECG) and determining if a cardiac arrest has occurred that requires defibrillation.

Certificates:
- CE Class II B medical product
- IPX5 water jet protection test in accordance with IEC60529 standard (IP55)
- IP5X dust protection according to IEC60529 standard

Features:
- Capable of detecting ambient noise and automatically adjusting the volume of messages based on background noise.
- The pre-connected "smart" electrodes are stored in an easily accessible compartment at the bottom of the device, so the CU-SP1 is always ready to be used in the shortest possible time.
- Front visual indicator:
    • Shows if the connected electrodes are within their expected lifespan
    • Changes 3 months before the electrodes' expiration date
    • Changes again when the expiration date is reached
- The CU-SP2 detects if CPR is being performed following the instructions, if not, it encourages to do so.
- Possibility to install the CU-EX1 software on a computer that allows to view and analyze the "on" time, heart rhythm, and discharges.
- Available in 25 languages (to be indicated with the order):
    • Selectable software languages: US, GB, FR, IT, ES, DE, PL, KR, JP, Arabic
    • Manual: US, GB, IT, ES, DE, PL, KR, JP, Arabic (the languages listed in "Voice", but not in "Manual" have an English manual)

Technical specifications:
- Defibrillator:
    • Operating mode: semi-automatic
    • Waveform: biphasic e-cube (truncated exponential type)
    • Energy: 150J fixed
        - Adult: nominal 150J at 50-ohm load
        - Baby/child: nominal 50 joules at 50 ohms
    • The load is controlled by an automated patient analysis system
    • Charging time: within 10 seconds from the voice instruction "an electric shock is needed"
    • Dimensions: 260 x 256 x 69.5 mm
    • Weight: 2.4 kg
- User interface:
    • Detailed voice prompts and flashing indicators to guide the user through the protocol
    • CPR guide: voice prompts on how to perform CPR on adults and children
    • Controls: power on/off button, "i" button, discharge button
    • Indicator: LCD display (device status, battery status, electrode status)
    • Detection: connection status and expiration date of the electrodes
    • CPR monitoring: automatic volume control
- Data recording and transmission:   
    • IrDA port: wireless data transmission of events to PC
    • Storage capacity: multiple recording 5 events /maximum 3 hours
    • PC data review program: CU-EX1
- Patient analysis system:
    • Patient analysis: Shockable rhythms: ventricular fibrillation, tachycardia
    • Sensitivity/specificity complies with AAMI DF80 guide
- High capacity disposable battery:
    • Type: DC 12 Volt 4.2 Ah, Lithium Manganese Dioxide
    • Capacity: minimum 200 shocks or 8 hours of operation- Altitude operating range: altitude 0-4,570 m (0-15,000 feet)

Standard equipment:
- 1 set of adult electrodes
- Carrying bag
- Disposable lithium battery pack
- Paper manual (GB, IT)
- Multilingual manual on CD