Cabinets and wall brackets
An AED can be stored in a special AED cabinet. This ensures that the AED is easy to locate and protected against factors such as rain or theft. AED cabinets are available for both indoor and outdoor use. You can also mount an AED using a bracket (in combination with a bag) or attach it to a (totem) pole. Do you need help choosing the right cabinet or mounting system? Our Customer Service will be happy to advise you without obligation.
Read more: Why is an AED cabinet important and which one do I need?
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Buying an AED cabinet: which cabinet do you need?
When choosing a cabinet, the location is decisive for making the right choice. In a quiet office environment, a simple wall bracket or an open indoor cabinet is often sufficient. In busy areas exposed to changing weather conditions, it is better to opt for a robust, closed cabinet. In the overview above, you will find cabinets made of various materials, such as metal, plastic, and stainless steel. When making your choice, also pay attention to the dimensions to ensure that your type of AED, including its carrying bag, fits properly.
The difference between indoor and outdoor cabinets
The biggest difference lies in protection against weather influences. An outdoor cabinet is specially designed to protect the AED against rain, frost, and heat. These cabinets are often equipped with a heating element and ventilation to keep the battery and electrodes at the correct temperature. An indoor cabinet usually lacks these features and is primarily intended to keep the device dust-free and prevent theft or damage to the AED.
Security: with or without an alarm and PIN code?
In the overview above, you will find cabinets with various security options. Many cabinets are equipped with an acoustic alarm that goes off as soon as the cabinet is opened. This not only deters thieves, but also alerts people nearby to an emergency situation. Are you looking for extra security in a public space? Then you can choose a cabinet with a PIN code lock or break-glass access. However, keep in mind that the AED must always remain quickly accessible to responders in an emergency.
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