The Philips HeartStart FR2+ Defibrillator is a professional automated external defibrillator (AED) designed to support trained emergency responders and designated response teams during sudden cardiac arrest emergencies. Its compact, lightweight construction, clear voice instructions, and illuminated text display help guide responders through the defibrillation process in demanding environments.
The FR2+ uses Philips SMART Analysis technology to assess the patient's heart rhythm and determine whether a shock is advised. It delivers Philips SMART Biphasic defibrillation therapy and includes Quick Shock capability to help minimize the interval between CPR and shock delivery. Depending on the configuration, the device can also provide ECG monitoring and support advanced life support (ALS) handover.
Designed for use in workplaces, public settings, emergency vehicles, and healthcare facilities, the HeartStart FR2+ combines portability, automatic self-testing, and configurable response protocols in a professional defibrillation system.
SMART Analysis Technology: Analyses the patient's ECG rhythm and determines whether a defibrillation shock is advised.
SMART Biphasic Waveform: Delivers biphasic defibrillation therapy using the specified energy settings.
Quick Shock Capability: Typically prepares to deliver a shock in less than 10 seconds after a CPR interval.
Voice and Text Guidance: Provides audible instructions and on-screen prompts to guide responders.
ECG Display Option: The M3860A model includes an ECG display; the M3861A model has a text-only display.
Configurable SMART CPR: Can be configured to prompt for CPR before defibrillation according to the selected protocol.
Infant and Child Support: Compatible with dedicated reduced-energy infant/child defibrillation pads.
Automatic Self-Tests: Performs routine checks of internal circuitry, the waveform delivery system, and battery capacity.
Portable Design: Weighs approximately 2.1 kg with the standard battery.
ALS Handover Support: Compatible adapters can allow defibrillation pads to remain attached when transferring a patient to supported manual defibrillators.