Philips Adult Placement Guide - The Philips Adult pad placement guide shows pad placement on a patient. Used for training purposes. The Philips pad placement guide allows the training electrode pads to function properly during training simulations. A must have for instructors using Philips AED training units for training. Works with Philips Heartstart Onsite, FRx and FR2 training units. Adult Pad Placement Guide by Philips Healthcare | A roadmap showing electrode pad placement on a patient | Used for training purposes | It enables the training electrode pads to function properly during training simulations
The Philips Adult Pad Placement Guide (M5090A) is a two-sided, full-size instructional sheet designed to enhance AED training sessions for adults. Developed specifically for use with Philips HeartStart FRx, OnSite, and Home AED units, it ensures correct electrode placement during simulated cardiac arrest scenarios.
Key Features & Benefits
-
Accurate Visual Guide
Features a front and back illustration of an adult torso showing exact electrode pad positions for chest (upper right) and side (lower left), ideal for reinforcing correct technique during CPR/AED training. -
Training Simulator Compatibility
Built to work alongside Philips training pad cartridges, enabling realistic, hands-on AED drills without delivering an actual shock. -
Broad AED Compatibility
Supports training for Philips FRx, OnSite, and Home AED models as part of comprehensive educational programs. -
Durable & Reusable
Laminated or heavy cardstock build ensures durability for repeated classroom or practical use. -
Standard Specifications
Roughly 16″ × 23.5″ in size; two-sided for clear visibility and reusability.
Ideal Applications
Perfect for CPR instructors, first responder courses, workplace safety trainings, schools, and community AED awareness programs that utilize Philips AED trainers.
Using the Philips M5090A pad placement guide helps trainees quickly master pad placement — a critical step in delivering effective defibrillation — without guesswork or confusion.
