AED Compliance & Maintenance: Tags, Batteries, and Accessories You Need

AED Compliance & Maintenance: Tags, Batteries, and Accessories You Need

Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) save lives but only when they're ready to use. For clinics, schools, fitness centers, and public spaces, maintaining AED units is not just good practice—it’s required for compliance and safety. In this guide, we’ll walk you through essential AED maintenance tips, must-have accessories, and the most searched AED components in 2025.

Why AED Maintenance Matters

AEDs must be:

  • Fully charged

  • Clearly labeled with inspection tags

  • Equipped with unexpired pads and batteries

  • Visible and accessible in an emergency

Failure to comply with regulations can result in liability risks, fines, or worse—an inoperable AED during a cardiac emergency.

AED Inspection Tags: Stay Compliant

AED inspection tags (also known as AED check tags) are a simple but critical part of your compliance checklist. These tags document monthly or weekly checks and ensure that your defibrillator is ready when needed.

Tip: Use tamper-evident or waterproof AED tags to prevent removal or damage.

Find inspection tags and AED wall signs in our AED Accessories Collection.  

AED Battery Packs: Power You Can Trust

Battery failure is one of the most common reasons for AED malfunction. Stay ahead by keeping backup battery packs in stock especially if you’re managing multiple units.

Top options in 2025:

  • Defibtech DBP-1400 Battery Pack – Compatible with Defibtech Lifeline AED

  • Defibtech DBP-2800 Battery Pack – Used in Lifeline VIEW and Reviver AEDs

  • ZOLL AED Batteries – Ideal for medical environments using ZOLL Plus AED units

Each model has a shelf life and install life—be sure to track expiration dates regularly.

Shop battery replacements and check availability in our Defibtech AED Section

AED Accessories Checklist

Here's what you should always have on hand to ensure full AED readiness:

Don't overlook AED trainers for regular staff drills—like the Defibtech AED Trainer or Philips AED Trainer 3—to keep your team prepared.

How Often Should You Inspect Your AED?

Check Type Frequency
Visual check for damage Weekly
Battery & pad expiration Monthly
Test with AED software/device Quarterly
Full compliance report/update Annually

Vigour Med Store offers replacement AED parts, compliance signage, and accessory bundles to help you stay up to date.

Brands to Know

  • Defibtech – Known for the Lifeline series, trusted in schools, EMS, and workplaces

  • ZOLL – Widely used in hospitals and first responder units

  • Laerdal – Training-focused AED solutions

  • Allied Healthcare Products – Trusted source for oxygen and emergency accessories

Shop AED Supplies with Confidence

At Vigour Med Store, we carry:

  • Defibtech DBP-1400 & DBP-2800

  • AED inspection tags and wall brackets

  • AED trainers and replacement pads

  • Reviver AED units and accessories

  • Tamper-proof AED cabinets and signage

Whether you're managing one unit or a national chain of clinics, we've got you covered with fast delivery and support.

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Stay prepared. Stay compliant.
Your AED might be the difference between life and loss—make sure it's always ready to perform.

 

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