How much does a defibrillator cost in Australia?

Public-access AEDs in Australia typically range from $1,500 to $4,000 depending on features. Complete packages including cabinet, signage and maintenance start from around $1,850. Call Defibshop on 1300 729 575 for a tailored quote.

Which defibrillator brand is best for workplaces?

The best AED depends on your environment, staff training level, and specific needs. ZOLL AED Plus and AED 3 offer real-time CPR feedback. Philips HeartStart HS1 and FRx are widely used by emergency services. Defibshop stocks all major brands and our paramedic team can recommend the right device for your situation.

Are defibrillators mandatory in Australia?

South Australia has mandatory AED legislation (Automated External Defibrillators (Public Access) Act 2022) requiring AEDs in specified public buildings from 1 January 2026. Other states have workplace safety obligations under WHS laws. Defibshop provides compliance guidance for all Australian states.

How often should a defibrillator be serviced?

AEDs should be professionally serviced at least annually and self-tested regularly. Pads and batteries have fixed expiry dates and must be replaced on schedule. Defibshop offers AED maintenance and servicing across NSW, QLD, VIC and SA.

Can I hire a defibrillator in Australia?

Yes. Defibshop offers short and long-term AED hire and rental for events, temporary cover while a device is being serviced, or trial periods before purchasing. Call 1300 729 575 to discuss your requirements.

Can anyone use a defibrillator without training?

Yes. Modern AEDs are designed for use by untrained bystanders. They provide clear voice and visual prompts guiding every step. You cannot harm someone by using an AED — the device will only deliver a shock if it detects a shockable heart rhythm. However, CPR/AED training improves confidence and response time.

Defibtech Lifeline AED Consumables

Defibtech Lifeline AED Replacement Pads & Battery — Genuine Stock

Defibshop stocks genuine Defibtech consumables for the standard Lifeline AED — same/next-day dispatch. Whether you’re replacing pads after use, refreshing expired stock, or maintaining a fleet of Lifeline units, the part you need is here.

Which part do you need?

Adult Defibrillation Pads (DDP-100) — for adult patients (8 years and older or over 25kg). The most-replaced Lifeline consumable.
Child/Paediatric Defibrillation Pads (DDP-200P) — for paediatric patients under 8 years or under 25kg. Required separately; Lifeline pads are model-specific.
5-Year Battery (DCF-E200) — standard primary battery with 5-year shelf life. Lower up-front cost.
7-Year Battery (DCF-E210) — extended-life primary battery. Higher up-front cost, longer service interval — better for low-use installations.

Compatibility note: Standard Lifeline AED consumables are not interchangeable with Lifeline VIEW (different battery) or with other AED brands. Adult pads (DDP-100) and child pads (DDP-200P) are separate items — child pads are required for patients under 8 years or 25kg. Call 1300 729 575 if you need to confirm before ordering.

Need help tracking expiry dates or arranging an annual service? See our AED Servicing & Maintenance program — pad inspection and replacement are part of every annual service.

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