The Primedic HeartSave Y Semi-Automatic Defibrillator with CPR Feedback Sensor #97886–EN-CY is an advanced Automated External Defibrillator (AED) designed for both trained first responders and lay rescuers. Featuring intelligent CPR feedback, adaptive voice guidance, multilingual support, and child mode at the touch of a button, it provides fast, safe, and effective emergency treatment for sudden cardiac arrest. With automatic daily self-tests and an 1-year warranty, the HeartSave Y is always ready when every second counts.

The Primedic HeartSave Y is engineered to make lifesaving defibrillation simple, safe, and reliable. The device automatically analyzes the patient's heart rhythm and determines whether a shock is required, ensuring that a shock can only be delivered when medically necessary. Clear voice instructions and a built-in metronome guide rescuers step-by-step throughout the CPR process, making it suitable even for users with little or no medical experience.

The innovative CPR Feedback Sensor provides real-time guidance to help maintain the correct compression rate and quality during resuscitation. Its adaptive user guidance automatically adjusts to the rescuer's working speed, helping optimize CPR performance and improving emergency response.

Designed for maximum convenience, the HeartSave Y features an instant child mode that can be activated with a single button, eliminating the need for separate pediatric electrode pads. The device performs comprehensive daily self-tests that continuously monitor battery status, electrode condition, and overall functionality, giving users complete confidence that the AED is always ready for use.

The compact, lightweight design automatically powers on when the cover is opened, minimizing response time during emergencies. It also stores ECG recordings, event data, technical information, and user actions for post-event documentation and review. Supporting up to four selectable languages, the HeartSave Y is ideal for public places, workplaces, healthcare facilities, schools, sports centers, and emergency response teams.