Zoll PROPAQ MD Defibrillator

The Zoll Propaq MD Defibrillator is a lightweight, rugged monitor/defibrillator designed specifically for military, transport, and critical-care environments. Combining advanced monitoring with high-performance defibrillation and pacing capabilities, it provides lifesaving intervention and comprehensive patient assessment in the most demanding conditions.

Overview

Built to military specifications, the Propaq MD offers defibrillation, external pacing, and advanced patient monitoring in a compact, portable unit. Its full-color display, rapid charge time, and long battery life make it ideal for field use. With continuous vital signs monitoring and multiple connectivity options, it ensures clinicians and medics have immediate access to critical patient data during emergencies.

Key Features

• Manual and AED defibrillation modes with energy up to 200 J (biphasic)
• Advanced monitoring: ECG, SpO2, NIBP, invasive BP, EtCO2, and temperature
• External pacing functionality with adjustable settings
• Full-color, high-visibility display for real-time monitoring
• Data storage and transfer via USB and wireless connectivity
• Rugged, military-grade design with high drop and vibration resistance
• Long-life battery with hot-swap capability for continuous operation

Product Specifications

• Model: Zoll Propaq MD
• Defibrillation Energy: Up to 200 J biphasic
• Defibrillation Modes: Manual and AED
• Pacing: Demand and non-demand external pacing
• Monitoring Parameters: 3/5/12-lead ECG, SpO2, NIBP, IBP, EtCO2, temperature
• Display: High-resolution, full-color LCD
• Battery: Rechargeable lithium-ion; hot-swappable; extended runtime
• Event Storage: ECG waveforms, alarms, trends, and event logs
• Weight: ~12 lb (5.4 kg)
• Dimensions: Approx. 8.3" H × 10.7" W × 7.2" D (21 × 27 × 18 cm)
• Environmental Protection: Military-standard drop, vibration, and environmental resistance
• Compliance: Meets IEC 60601-1, IEC 60601-2-4, and military MIL-STD specifications

Ideal For

• Military and combat medical units
• Emergency medical services (EMS)
• Critical care transport teams
• Hospitals and trauma centers requiring rugged portable monitoring/defibrillation