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Pediatric Defibrillator Electrode Patches - China Suppliers & Factory, Hydrogel Backing for Effective Energy Delivery
Product Highlights
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Smaller than adult pads, they use a pediatric energy attenuated mode (50–70 J) and, when used with compatible defibrillators, automatically switch to pediatric analysis algorithms and energy output to minimize cardiac injury.
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Some models support anterior-posterior placement for very small infants.
Key Features
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Material: Medical-grade hydrogel + flexible conductive foil.
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Safety: Low-allergen adhesive, gentle on skin.
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Intended Use: Children ≤8 years or ≤25 kg.
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Energy Output: Pediatric attenuated mode (50–70 J).
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Placement: Chest or anterior-posterior.
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Compatibility: Pediatric mode AEDs / defibrillators.
Applications
- 📍Pediatric and neonatal intensive care units (PICU, NICU).
- 📍Pediatric emergency rooms and hospital public areas.
- 📍Schools, pediatric clinics, children’s play areas.
- 📍Public locations equipped with pediatric AED mode.
- 📍Pre-hospital pediatric emergency response and other urgent pediatric defibrillation scenarios.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. Can these pads be reused?
No, they are single-use and must be replaced after each application to ensure hygiene and conductivity.
Q2. Which defibrillators are compatible?
These pads are compatible with most major AEDs and defibrillators that support a dedicated pediatric mode or energy attenuation.
Q3. Are the pads safe for sensitive skin?
Yes, they are manufactured with hypoallergenic medical-grade hydrogel and are dermatologically tested to be gentle on a child's skin.
Q4. How should the pads be placed on very small infants?
For very small infants, some models support anterior-posterior (front and back) placement to ensure optimal contact and safe energy delivery.
Q5. What is the recommended energy output?
When the pediatric mode is activated, the energy output is automatically adjusted to a safe range of 50–70 J.
Q6. What is the age and weight limit for these pads?
They are generally intended for use on children who are 8 years old or younger, or weigh less than 25 kg (55 lbs).