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1 model from Amoul
An AED (Automated External Defibrillator) is used in emergencies when a patient experiences cardiac arrest. Thunder Venture Group distributes the Amoul i-Series AED (i7/i9) — available in semi-automatic and fully automatic models with graphic or 7" HD color display. IP65 rated, one-key operation, Thai voice prompts, and AED network management for remote monitoring. Ideal for hospitals, public spaces, malls, airports, and offices. Contact us for AED pricing and after-sales support.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is an AED?
An AED (Automated External Defibrillator) is a device that delivers an electric shock to restore normal heart rhythm in sudden cardiac arrest. It analyzes the heart rhythm and only delivers a shock if needed. AEDs are designed for use by non-medical personnel.
How much does an AED cost?
AED pricing depends on the model and features. The Amoul i7 is the entry model with graphic display, while the i9 features a 7" HD color screen. Both come in semi-automatic and fully automatic variants. Contact Thunder Venture Group for a quotation including accessories and after-sales service.
How do you use an AED?
Using an AED involves 3 steps: 1) Turn on and listen to voice prompts, 2) Apply electrode pads to the patient's chest as shown in the diagram, 3) Let the AED analyze the heart rhythm and press the shock button when prompted (fully automatic models shock automatically). Amoul AEDs include Thai voice guidance.
How do you maintain an AED?
AEDs require regular battery and electrode pad checks. Batteries typically last 3-5 years and electrode pads 2-3 years. Amoul's AED Network Management system enables automatic remote status monitoring. Thunder Venture Group provides replacement parts and device inspection services.