Portable Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Device

About Wellife CPR device PIH-02,03,04

The Wellife CPR device is designed to deliver uninterrupted compressions at a consistent rate and depth to facilitate ROSC (return of spontaneous circulation). It delivers automated compressions from first response in the field to ambulance transport and throughout the hospital. Wellife CPR device facilitates consistent blood flow from the moment it is turned on, helping to improve a patient’s chance for a successful outcome.

Electric control

It is powered by two standard rechargeable lithium batteries, each of which can work continuously for 2 hours. When the battery runs out of power, it can be connected to AC power supply to provide power.

Structure

The triangle folding support quick lock structure makes the pressing operation position accurate and fast, and the pressing position does not produce displacement during the rescue process.

Emergency Mode

It can provide continuous pressing emergency mode with pressing frequency not less than 100 times / min, and cardiopulmonary resuscitation emergency mode with pressing ventilation ratio of 30:2.

Simple and quick

It does not need to connect all kinds of gas transmission lines and data lines. It is easy to operate and can directly rescue the patients. It can maximize the precious time limit of resuscitation and rescue.

Effectiveness

It can replace the artificial chest compression, make the compression more effective, reduce the labor intensity of medical workers, and reduce the personnel needed for first aid.

Operation

The utility model has the advantages of simple and rapid operation, light weight, small volume and convenient carrying. Noise ≤ 55 dB, reducing the interference to the emergency scene.

Wellife CPR device series

Compression Depth,Frequency and mode adjustable. with red cross help address compression location. The weight is 8.5kg.

Certificates

Our CPR chest compression machine certified by CE perform effective, customized, hands-free CPR and never get tired. They also allow rescuers to be more safely positioned, and less susceptible to personal injury.