What AED/Monitor does your service use?

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AEDs seem to be a popular subject in the BLS forum at the moment, so that makes me curious...what kind do you use at your service?

For the medics out there:
What Monitor/Defib do you use (LP15? Zoll E-Series?)

For the BLS providers out there:
What AED do you carry? (Cardiac Science G3? Zoll AED Pro? Full-Auto? Semi-Auto?)
 
Medics carry LP12 currently. Have been talking for the past year about upgrading to the LP15s or the Zoll X-series.

BLS I'm not sure on the AED they carry. I believe that it is a LP500
 
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Philips MRx, ILS crews carry them at events and use the AED mode or they have a Philips HeartStart AED depending on what's available. BLS special events only take the AEDs.
 
ALS and CCT units have LP12s. Some of our newly added units have LP15s.

BLS crews have LP500s.
 
Zoll mRX for the monitors and Phillips heart start AED.

I'm pretty sure it was a package deal. It makes it so the pads are compatible.
 
Medics carry Lifepak 12s, and the EMTs carry Lifepak 500s.
 
Every unit has an LP12 with all the goodies including etCO2. We have a two spare LP11s, those things are gigantic!

Don't have any AEDs but our co-responding fire departments pretty much exclusively have LP500 AEDs.
 
My cheap boss has us using Zoll M-Series that are monitor/defibrillator only. No 12 lead, no capnography, no NIBP, no SpO2... We actually have all the hardware, but he won't pay to update the software to make any of it usable...
 
Phillips HeartStart FRx for BLS (and ILS).
LP15s for ALS. BLS and ILS use the LPs for pulse ox, auto-BP, etc.
 
Our medics and CCT cars use LP 12's

BLS units utilize Zoll AED Plus.
 
Exclusively LP15s.
 
FD and Private CCT service - LP-15

Hospital based specialty team - Propak MD / Propak 106.
 
911 service I work casual for uses the Phillips mrx. The clinic and ambulances at my FT gig have lp12s. We will be getting a 15 shortly to trial.

BLS use a wide variety of AEDs.
 
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