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The warranty requirements for your AED unit may vary depending on the supplier and your region. It is essential to check if your AED requires warranty registration and complete the process accordingly.
The supplier from whom you purchased the AED will maintain records of the unit. If you encounter any issues, they can contact you directly. To ensure seamless communication:
In the UK, AED owners can register their device on The Circuit, the national defibrillator network. While registration is optional, it is highly recommended to improve emergency response times.
By registering your AED, emergency services can locate nearby defibrillators when someone calls 999. The system allows you to specify:
For connected AEDs, monitoring is made easier with Internet or mobile network connectivity. Regular updates ensure the AED remains operational:
Registering your AED and keeping warranty details up to date ensures quick access during emergencies and maintains compliance with best practices for AED maintenance. If your AED is placed outdoors, ensure it is accessible 24/7 to maximise its life-saving potential.