Philips HeartStart OnSite AED with Slim Carry Case
The Philips HeartStart OnSite AED is designed to provide clear, step-by-step
guidance during a sudden cardiac arrest emergency. Voice instructions and visual
icons guide the responder through pad placement, rhythm analysis, shock delivery
when advised, and CPR.
This M5066A-C02 configuration includes the Philips HeartStart
OnSite AED and Slim Carry Case. The AED arrives with its battery and Adult SMART
Pads Cartridge installed so setup is quick and straightforward.
What's Included
- 1 Philips HeartStart OnSite AED
- 1 Philips Slim Carry Case
- 1 Adult SMART Pads Cartridge
- 1 Long-Life Battery
- Quick Setup Guide
- Quick Reference Guide
- Owner's Manual
- CPR Savers AED + CPR Responder Kit
- AED Inspection / Maintenance Tag
- AED Equipped Facility Decal / Sticker
- Double-Sided Flanged AED Sign
- Free Ground Shipping
Easy-to-Follow Rescue Guidance
Pulling the green handle activates the HeartStart OnSite and begins the
step-by-step voice instructions. The AED adjusts its prompts based on the
responder's actions, helping guide the rescue from electrode-pad placement
through rhythm analysis, defibrillation when appropriate, and CPR.
The OnSite analyzes the patient's heart rhythm and only advises a shock when
the device detects a shockable rhythm. Philips also designed the device to
deliver a shock quickly following a CPR interval, with Quick Shock typically
allowing shock delivery within approximately 8 seconds.
Adult & Pediatric Use
The HeartStart OnSite can be used for both adult and pediatric emergencies
when the appropriate electrode cartridge is installed.
For adults, the AED uses the included Adult SMART Pads Cartridge.
For infants and children, the optional
Infant/Child SMART Pads Cartridge is installed in place of the
adult cartridge. The AED recognizes the pediatric cartridge and automatically
adjusts its defibrillation therapy and CPR instructions.
Automatic Self-Testing
The HeartStart OnSite performs automatic self-tests to help monitor device
readiness. These tests evaluate important AED components, including the battery,
internal circuitry and electrode pads.
The AED's status indicator should still be checked regularly as part of your
AED inspection and maintenance program.
Philips HeartStart OnSite Specifications
| Manufacturer |
Philips |
| Model |
HeartStart OnSite / HS1 |
| Part Number |
M5066A-C02 |
| Operation |
Semi-Automatic |
| Adult Therapy |
150 J nominal |
| Pediatric Therapy |
50 J nominal with Infant/Child SMART Pads |
| Weight |
3.3 lb |
| Dimensions |
7.4" x 8.3" x 2.8" |
| IP Rating |
IP21 |
| AED Warranty |
8 Years |
HeartStart OnSite Pads & Battery
Electrode pads and batteries are consumable components and should be monitored
as part of routine AED maintenance. The Adult SMART Pads Cartridge should be
replaced after use or when it reaches its expiration date.
The HeartStart OnSite uses the Philips long-life lithium battery. Philips
specifies an approximately four-year typical standby life after installation
under recommended conditions.
Training with the HeartStart OnSite
Optional HeartStart training pad cartridges can be installed for practice.
When a training cartridge is installed, the AED's shock capability is disabled
and the unit can guide learners through simulated rescue scenarios.
For routine classroom instruction, a dedicated
Philips HeartStart OnSite Trainer
is also available.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Philips HeartStart OnSite come with adult pads?
Yes. This configuration includes one Adult SMART Pads Cartridge.
Can the HeartStart OnSite be used on children?
Yes. Pediatric treatment requires the optional Philips Infant/Child SMART Pads
Cartridge. When installed, the AED automatically adjusts its therapy and
CPR instructions for an infant or child.
Does the HeartStart OnSite use the Philips Infant/Child Key?
No. The Infant/Child Key is used with the Philips HeartStart FRx. The OnSite
uses a separate Infant/Child SMART Pads Cartridge for pediatric treatment.
Is the HeartStart OnSite fully automatic?
No. This OnSite model is semi-automatic. When the AED determines that a shock
is appropriate, it instructs the responder to press the flashing shock button.
How often should the AED be inspected?
The OnSite performs automatic self-tests, but the AED's readiness indicator,
pad expiration date and supplies should still be checked regularly according
to your AED inspection program and the manufacturer's instructions.
Is your Philips HeartStart AED beeping or displaying a warning?
View our Philips HeartStart AED troubleshooting guide
.