: Advanced units with manual override, ECG displays, and multi-parameter monitoring for professional responders. Initial vs. Recurring Costs
: Some providers offer leasing or monthly financing options for businesses to avoid the high upfront cost. Getting a defibrillator: what you need to know - BHF how much does it cost to buy a defibrillator
(approx. ) are designed for wet or metal surfaces and outdoor use. : Advanced units with manual override, ECG displays,
Purchasing the unit is only the first step. To keep the device "rescue ready," you must factor in these recurring expenses: Estimated Cost $45 – $236 Every 2–4 years (or after use) Replacement Battery $100 – $427 Every 2–5 years Pediatric Pads $75 – $230 Every 2 years (optional for child safety) Wall Cabinet & Signs $150 – $400 One-time purchase CPR/AED Training $75 – $150 Per person, every 2 years Budget-Friendly Options Getting a defibrillator: what you need to know
: Often purchased as "complete packages" that include wall cabinets and signage for public access. High-Traffic or Harsh Environments ($2,000 – $2,500+) : Ruggedized units like the Philips Heartstart FRx Go to product viewer dialog for this item.
: Basic, FDA-approved models designed for untrained users. High-quality options like the Philips HeartStart OnSite AED Go to product viewer dialog for this item. often retail around $1,529 .