XFT

XFT AED trainers are practice devices that look, sound and behave like a real automated external defibrillator, without delivering a shock. They are for AED training only, not for clinical use. Learners turn the unit on, place the training pads and follow the voice prompts, so the steps feel familiar if they ever need a real AED. Their compact size and modest cost make them a practical choice for first aid trainers, workplaces and schools that need several units.

Choosing an XFT trainer

The XFT Mini is a pocket-sized trainer that runs on AAA batteries, with voice prompts, an LED display and a switch to simulate pads that are or are not connected. The XFT-120N adds an adult/child switch, volume control, a compression metronome you can turn on or off, a choice of compression rates and CPR modes, and both fully automatic and semi-automatic shock simulation. The XFT 120C+ offers more preset scenarios, comes with a remote control, and uses a plug-in card for languages and scenarios; used with a CPR manikin, it can prompt learners when the pads are loose or placed incorrectly.

Pads, leads and power

Training pads wear with repeated use, so we list replacement adult, child and dual-graphic adult/child trainer pads, several of which also suit other trainer brands named on each listing. Replacement leads, a remote control and a 240V Australian power supply for the 120C+ are available too, singly or as a five-pack of power supplies for training fleets.

LivCor supplies the XFT range to first aid trainers and workplaces across Australia. Pair your trainers with CPR manikins for a full course setup, compare the full range of AED trainers, and when your team is ready for a real unit, browse AEDs and defibrillators.