PAX Feldberg AED - Red

PAX Feldberg AED - Red in detail

Features:

• This product is fully reinforced and padded.
• The shoulder straps can be removed if required.

The Feldberg with the AED compartment:

The Feldberg AED is the logical extension of our Feldberg SAN backpack. We have added a front pocket for your AED to this PAX classic. All standard devices fit into the front pocket. You can securely fasten your device with a variable strap with a buckle. There's plenty of room for accessories.

Patches and compresses, please:

You know we're all paramedics at heart here at PAX. In the main compartment of this rucksack, we have incorporated all our experience from the ambulance service. The most commonly used bandages were plasters, followed by compresses with plaster strips. The divider system gives you quick and easy access to these without having to open pockets. The dividers can be positioned anywhere in the rucksack. There is a document pocket on the front.

Quick to clean:

Dust and dirt quickly accumulate in the rucksack during emergency medical services. That's why we have used the Velcro strap sparingly on the Feldberg AED backpack. This makes cleaning easier. The handles of the first-aid rucksack are also easy to clean and disinfect. We have attached two eye-catching yellow handles - one on the top and one on the side. This means you can also carry the rucksack crossways. If necessary, you can quickly remove the shoulder straps with a buckle, for example to wash or replace them.

Details for everyday use:

The firmly riveted feet of the backpack provide the necessary distance from the ground. It doesn't matter if your storage space is dirty. You can replace the feet yourself with our repair kit or use our repair service. The zip pullers run into a zip garage in the floor to protect them from stress and abrasion. Reflective material on five sides ensures good visibility.

Dimensions: 38 cm x 51 cm x 31.5 cm; 2.80 kg, 61 l

• Doctors
• Private individuals
• Public institutions
• Outpatient and inpatient facilities
• Mountain rescuers
• Emergency doctors