Now that you have an AED (Automated External Defibrillator), register its location so anyone can find it in a cardiac emergency. Here you can also sign up to receive maintenance reminders to ensure your AED is always ready for use.

Why register your AED?

St John AED on wall

When someone calls 111 needing help with a cardiac arrest, we'll direct them to their closest AED. To do this, we need to be able to quickly see where they are. By registering your AED, we can see its location and direct callers there so it can be used in an emergency.

By registering your AED with us, you're giving us permission to direct a member of the public to the AED if it's the closest one available. The information you provide won't be publicly available and will only be used when someone nearby calls 111.

REGISTER YOUR AED NOW


Sign up for maintenance reminders

It's important to make sure your AED is always well maintained and ready for use in an emergency. Your AED's pads and batteries will need to be replaced every two to four years depending on the model (or immediately, if used in an emergency). Sign up here and we'll send you automatic maintenance reminders.


Check your AED regularly

If your AED has been used, you will need to replace the pads straight away. Unfortunately, we are unable to phone customers to advise them their AED has been used so please check your AED regularly to make sure it is still functional.


Where to place your AED

When choosing where to put your AED, think about where it'll be visible and easy to access.

We have a range of indoor and outdoor cabinets to store and protect your AED.

When choosing where to put your AED, think about where it will be visible and easy to access.

Make sure it isn't placed too high on the wall. We want everyone to be able to reach it.

If placing your AED in a lockable cabinet outside, make sure to include the code when you are registering the AED with any other important access information.


How to use your AED

Anyone can use a modern AED device, but there are simple instructions to follow.

Learn how to Use An AED


AED Locations

There's one more way to register your AED. You can list it at 'AED Locations', which connects to an app showing over 12,000 AEDs. This site isn't run by us, so it's important you register with us first.

Register with AED Locations


Find an AED

Enter your location to find the nearest AED.

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