Zoll R-Series ALS Defibrillator with Expansion Pack, Sp02, NIBP, and EtC02

The ZOLL R‑Series ALS Defibrillator with Expansion Pack delivers advanced life support capabilities in a compact, grab-and-go design. Configuration 30110005201210012 combines full ECG monitoring, SpO₂, non-invasive blood pressure (NIBP), and mainstream end-tidal CO₂ (EtCO₂) – ideal for hospital, EMS, and critical care applications.

Overview

This manual-defibrillator/monitor features Real CPR Help and See‑Thru CPR technologies, OneStep electrode simplicity, and Rectilinear Biphasic Waveform (RBW) for optimized defibrillation. The expansion pack adds full CPR dashboard, Wi‑Fi networking, and comprehensive code-readiness checks across cables, power, and electrodes.

Key Features

• Real CPR Help & See‑Thru CPR: real-time compression guidance and rhythm detection during CPR
• OneStep Complete electrodes support ECG, pacing, and defibrillation without separate cables
• SpO₂ monitoring with Masimo technology; mainstream EtCO₂ (CAPNOSTAT 5); NIBP with motion-tolerant cuff
• Rectilinear Biphasic Waveform for effective energy delivery across patient impedance
• Integrated CPR Dashboard and Wi‑Fi via expansion pack facilitate data collection and quality improvement
• Code Readiness System tests over 110 readiness indicators including electrodes and battery status
• Lightweight and portable: ~13.6 lb with battery, ~15.2 lb with paddles; grab-and-go handle

Product Specifications

• Energy Output: 1–200 J with smart escalation (adult and pediatric)
• Charge Time: < 7 s to 200 J on fresh battery
• Dimensions: 12.5″ D × 10.5″ W × 8.2″ H (32 × 27 × 21 cm)
• Weight: 13.6 lb (6.2 kg) with OneStep cable & battery; 15.2 lb (6.9 kg) with paddles
• Power: AC mains 100–240 V, or SurePower lithium-ion battery (not included)
• Connectivity: USB, CompactFlash, Wi‑Fi (requires modem), RescueNet data systems
• Monitoring: 3/5‑lead ECG, SpO₂, NIBP, mainstream EtCO₂; pacing capability
• Standards: IEC 60601 series, AAMI, UL compliant

Ideal For

• Hospital EDs, ORs, CCUs, ICUs, and pre‑op areas
• Emergency Medical Services (ambulance, rescue squads)
• Procedural sedation, cath labs, and procedural suites
• Facilities requiring advanced monitoring + CPR quality feedback
• Hospitals managing fleet readiness via Wi‑Fi/RescueNet connections