What to do if HeartSine samaritan SAM 350P Medical Equipment warns 'Low Battery'?
If your HeartSine Medical Equipment displays a 'Low Battery' warning, while this message does not indicate a fault, replace the battery as soon as possible and order a new Pad-Pak as soon as possible.
What to do if the HeartSine samaritan SAM 350P Medical Equipment shows a red status indicator and beeping while on?
If your HeartSine Medical Equipment is showing a red status indicator and beeping while on, it means there is insufficient battery capacity to deliver a shock. You should immediately replace the Pad-Pak or seek an alternative defibrillator. If neither is available, the device will continue to analyze the patient’s heart rhythm and advise when CPR is needed, but it won't be able to deliver a shock.
What does 'Device service required' warning mean on HeartSine samaritan SAM 350P Medical Equipment?
If your HeartSine Medical Equipment displays a 'Device service required' warning, seek an alternative defibrillator immediately. Do not attempt to service the device, as no modification of this equipment is possible. Contact HeartSine Technologies or your Authorized Distributor immediately.
What to do if HeartSine samaritan SAM 350P has a flashing red status indicator or is continually beeping?
If your HeartSine Medical Equipment has a flashing red status indicator, is continually beeping, or has no status indicator light lit, check the expiration date on your Pad-Pak. If the expiration date has passed, immediately replace the Pad-Pak. If the expiration date has not passed, press the On/Off Button to turn on the device and listen for the voice prompt 'Call for medical assistance'. Then press the On/Off Button again to turn off the device. If these actions do not correct the problem, contact your Authorized Distributor or HeartSine Technologies immediately.
Why does my HeartSine samaritan SAM 350P Medical Equipment beep three times when turned off?
The HeartSine Medical Equipment beeps three times when turned off because the device has sensed that the ambient temperature is outside the specified operating range. Return your device to the specified operating conditions of 32°F to 122°F/0°C to 50°C, in which your device, with its battery and electrodes is designed to operate, and verify that the beeping has stopped.
What does the 'Disarming' prompt mean on HeartSine samaritan SAM 350P?
The 'Disarming' prompt on your HeartSine Medical Equipment means that the AED has converted to a decision to not shock after it has initially decided to shock. This message does not indicate a fault, continue to follow the device prompts.
What does 'You have pressed the off button' warning mean on HeartSine Medical Equipment?
The 'You have pressed the off button' warning on your HeartSine Medical Equipment means that you have pressed the On/Off button while the AED is being used to treat a patient. If you are sure you want to turn off the AED, quickly press On/Off again.
Defines when not to use the PAD and legal restrictions on sale.
Covers patient suitability, treatment delay, electric shock, repair, flammable gases, and patient contact.
Addresses automatic shock, CPR advisor restrictions, electrode placement, and interference.
Covers ingress protection, battery life, training, maintenance, disposal, and regulations.
Explains SCA, heart rhythms (VF/VT), and the role of AEDs in treatment.
Introduces PAD models, their purpose, and CPR metronome/advisor features.
Advises on training needs and references Safety/Effectiveness data in Appendix E.
Details buttons, indicators, ports, Pad-Pak, green tab, and audio output.
Details buttons, indicators, ports, Pad-Pak, green tab, and audio output.
Details buttons, indicators, CPR advisor, Pad-Pak, green tab, and audio output.
Covers verifying contents and choosing between adult and pediatric Pad-Paks.
Guides on checking expiration, inserting Pad-Pak, and performing self-tests.
Lists final setup steps, storage, registration, and service schedule creation.
Covers patient assessment, moving to safety, and avoiding electromagnetic interference.
Details applying pads firmly, checking placement criteria, and ensuring proper contact.
Covers exposing bare chest, drying, shaving, and removing electrode pads.
Explains rhythm analysis, standing clear, pressing shock button, or automatic shock delivery.
Provides CPR instructions, metronome use, and actions upon emergency services arrival.
Details use on children (1-8 yrs, <55 lb), magnetic warning, and placement options.
Describes anterior-lateral and anterior-posterior electrode placement for pediatric patients.
Covers device cleaning, Pad-Pak removal, and disposal of used electrodes.
Explains using Saver EVO software and USB cable to manage event data.
Details proper disposal of Pad-Paks (lithium batteries) and the device.
Outlines tracking regulations and registration via online tool or email.
Details weekly and monthly checks for status indicator, damage, and Pad-Pak expiration.
Provides definitions for symbols used in the manual and on the samaritan PAD.
Explains troubleshooting for flashing red status, low battery, memory full, and temperature warnings.
Troubleshoots 'device service required', 'off button' warnings, and 'disarming' prompts.
Guides on contacting support and lists conditions for warranty exclusion.
Details size, weight, temperatures, humidity, enclosure, altitude, shock, and vibration.
Covers Pad-Pak specs, analysis method, sensitivity, prompts, and controls.
Details charging time, shock delivery, impedance, waveform type, energy, and event recording.
Explains SCOPE waveform and provides voltage/duration specs for Pad-Pak.
Provides pediatric waveform specs and details the SAM 360P motion detection algorithm.
Summarizes algorithm performance for various rhythm classes.
Details visual (LED) and audio guidance for CPR rate feedback on SAM 450P.
Explains why CPR Rate Advisor is restricted to adults and disabled with Pediatric-Pak.
Provides guidance on RF emissions, harmonic emissions, and voltage fluctuations.
Details immunity tests for ESD, transients, surge, voltage variations, magnetic fields, and RF.
Recommends minimum distances for RF equipment to prevent interference.
Lists common voice prompts used by the samaritan PAD devices for all patients.
Details voice prompts for CPR advisor, no shock, and shock required scenarios.
Lists potential adverse effects and summarizes preclinical lab and animal study results.
Presents results from animal studies on waveform, refibrillation, bra interference, and algorithm accuracy.
Summarizes effectiveness from bench, animal, and clinical studies, including published data.
Analyzes clinical data regarding shock success rates and patient survival to hospital admission.
Compares shock success and survival rates for different HeartSine PAD models.
Summarizes postmarket data on arrhythmia detection, waveform effectiveness, and overall usability.
General| Device Type | Automated External Defibrillator (AED) |
|---|---|
| IP Rating | IP56 |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 50°C (32°F to 122°F) |
| Storage Temperature | -20°C to 60°C (-4°F to 140°F) |
| Pacing | No |
| Voice Prompts | Yes |
| Visual Indicators | Yes |
| CPR Advisor | Yes |
| Warranty | 8 years |
| Battery Life | 4 years |
| Energy Output | 150 Joules |
| Waveform | biphasic |
| Energy Levels | Fixed 150 J |
| Self-Testing | Automatic self-testing daily, weekly and monthly |
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