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The iPAD SP1 defibrillator has been developed with the end user in mind, making it as easy as possible to use. Its award-winning design and high quality manufacture incorporates the latest in defibrillation technology to assist the user in saving precious seconds when every second counts. In operation, the iPAD SP1 intelligently guides the user with calm voice prompts and large, clear illustrations which illuminate to highlight key commands. Instructions are given at every step and importantly, the voice prompts automatically adjust to background noise. This can be crucial when surrounding noise escalates and in challenging environments if sudden cardiac strikes. The ambient noise detector is also useful in busy training environments. Should the need arise for a defibrillator to be used on a child, the iPAD SP1 is equipped with pre-connected dual electrode pads that can be used on both adults and children. By simply lifting a clear, safety cover on the front, the device can be switched immediately to paediatric mode. This saves valuable time and anxiety in an emergency. Importantly, the iPAD SP1 defibrillators are fully pad compatible with defibrillators carried on front line NHS Ambulances. A simple plug-in adapter saves pad changes when backup arrives, assisting in patient care, saving precious time and indeed costs. Widely used by the NHS Ambulance Service, the Emergency Services and in Public Access schemes, community projects and commercial organisations. Public places can often be noisy. Crowded stations, airports with constant announcements and streets filled with cars and people often make it difficult to hear what’s going on around you.Trying to use an AED in noisy places can be difficult if the first responder can’t clearly hear the voice prompts and instructions from the AED. The iPAD CU-SP1 listens to the ambient noise, and automatically adjusts the volume of its prompts to make them clear andeasily heard over the background noise. When the correct volume has been reached the iPAD CU-SP1 keeps the prompts at this level