Buy the Elliot AED in Australia.
Elliot is HeartHero's fully automatic portable defibrillator: 680 grams, IP66-rated, pre-connected adult and child pads, and calm voice guidance that walks anyone through a cardiac emergency. Designed for homes, vehicles, boats and small workplaces, and light enough to actually take with you. In stock at LivCor and shipped from our Melbourne warehouse.
Widely cited Australian resuscitation figures. An AED is for a person in suspected sudden cardiac arrest: unresponsive and not breathing normally. Always call Triple Zero (000) first.
Small enough for a glovebox. Specified like a workplace unit.
The full Elliot AED specification, as supplied by HeartHero. For the complete technical manual and brochure, see the product page.
| Weight | 680 g including batteries and pads |
|---|---|
| Size | 16 cm x 15.5 cm x 4.3 cm |
| Operation | Fully automatic (no shock button) |
| Energy | 150 J adult mode, 50 J child mode via paediatric button |
| Waveform | Truncated exponential biphasic |
| Shocks per battery set | Up to 120 |
| Pads | Pre-connected adult / child pads, peel and stick, 5-year life |
| Batteries | 4 x CR123A (Duracell), no charging or wall power required |
|---|---|
| Ingress protection | IP66 dust and water resistant |
| Operating temperature | -20 C to 50 C |
| Self-testing | Daily battery and pad checks, full functional test monthly |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth to the HeartHero app: status, alerts, updates |
| Guidance | Multilingual voice prompts, visual icons, CPR metronome |
| Standards & warranty | Compliant to IEC 60601, 6-year warranty |
Three steps. Elliot handles the hard one.
Pull the red handle
One smooth pull powers Elliot on, opens the pad cartridge and starts clear voice and visual prompts. No lids, latches or menus.
Peel and stick the pads
The pads are pre-connected and the prompts show you where they go. For a child, press the paediatric button to switch to 50 J child mode on the same pads.
Elliot does the rest
The device analyses the heart rhythm and, if a shock is advised, warns everyone to stand clear and delivers it automatically. Between analyses, a metronome coaches your CPR rhythm.
What does fully automatic mean?
Most AEDs are semi-automatic: the device tells the rescuer to press a shock button. Elliot is a fully automatic defibrillator, so after warning bystanders it delivers the shock itself. In a real emergency, that removes the moment where an untrained rescuer freezes with their finger over a button.
A portable defibrillator for home, travel and work.
Traditional AEDs were built to hang on a wall. Elliot was built to go where you go, and at 680 grams it is one of the lightest AEDs available. These are the places Australians are putting it.
At home
Most sudden cardiac arrests happen at home. A home defibrillator in the hallway cupboard means the minutes before the ambulance are not empty ones.
Cars, utes and 4WDs
Glovebox-sized and rated from -20 C to 50 C, Elliot handles the cabin of a parked car in an Australian summer and remote touring in winter.
Boats and caravans
IP66 dust and water resistance suits salt spray, rain and red dust. Elliot travels in the grab bag, not bolted to a bulkhead.
Sport and coaching
Light enough for a gym bag or the sideline kit. Coaches, personal trainers and club first aiders can carry the same capability as a fixed unit.
Small business
Shopfronts, clinics, cafes and trades. A compact AED plus a wall cabinet covers the workplace without the footprint or price of a traditional unit.
Travel
For families managing a known cardiac risk, Elliot is the AED that actually comes on the holiday instead of staying home on the wall.
Where Elliot actually goes.
What you give up, and what you gain.
Traditional workplace AEDs are excellent devices, and for some sites they remain the right choice. The honest comparison is about portability, operation and running costs.
| Elliot AED | Typical workplace AED | |
|---|---|---|
| Weight | 680 g with batteries and pads | Commonly 1.5 to 3 kg |
| Where it lives | Glovebox, gym bag, drawer, wall cabinet | Wall cabinet |
| Operation | Fully automatic, no shock button | Often semi-automatic |
| Dust and water | IP66 | Varies, often lower |
| Batteries | Standard CR123A, replace anywhere | Proprietary battery packs |
| Monitoring | Daily self-tests plus app alerts | Self-tests, app support varies |
| Warranty | 6 years | Varies by brand |
| Price | $1,450 at LivCor | Commonly $2,000 to $3,500 |
Comparisons describe typical publicly listed specifications across the Australian AED market and vary by brand and model. Talk to us if you are weighing Elliot against a specific unit: LivCor stocks the major AED brands and we will recommend the right fit, not just this one. Browse all AEDs and defibrillators.
It checks itself, so you do not have to remember to.
Elliot runs a daily self-test of its battery and pads and a full functional test monthly, with audible and visual alerts if anything needs attention. Pair it with the HeartHero app over Bluetooth and you can see battery level, pad condition and readiness at a glance, and get notified before pads or batteries expire.
The app supports monitoring and maintenance only. It is not a medical advice tool.
TGA listing and Australian workplace requirements.
Regulated as a medical device
AEDs are regulated by the Therapeutic Goods Administration and must be included on the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods (ARTG) to be lawfully supplied in Australia. The Elliot AED is included on the ARTG (ARTG 387771) and is manufactured by HeartHero in the United States. It is brought to Australia by Elliot Australia, the local distributor championed by ironman legend and cardiac arrest survival advocate Guy Leech.
Workplace defibrillator laws are arriving
South Australia now requires many private-sector businesses and prescribed buildings to install an AED, with the private-sector obligations applying from 1 January 2026 under the state's public access defibrillator laws. Other states are watching closely. If you are unsure what your site needs, call us and we will talk it through: no obligation, and we stock signage and wall cabinets to complete the installation.
In stock and ready to ship.
Elliot Fully Automatic Defibrillator | Unit Only
- Batteries and pre-connected pads included
- 6-year warranty
- Free shipping on online orders over $950
Metal AED Wall Cabinet | Suits Elliot Mini AEDs
- Wall-mounted metal AED cabinet
- Sized for compact AEDs like the Elliot
- Keeps the device visible and protected on site
Replacement pads and batteries for the AED brands we stock are in our pads and batteries range. Elliot consumables can also be ordered through the LivCor team on 1300 727 580.
About LivCor.
LivCor has spent 35+ years supplying first aid, resuscitation and training equipment to Australian workplaces, RTOs and families. We stock the Elliot AED alongside the established defibrillator brands, hold it in our Melbourne warehouse, and back every unit with a real support team on a local phone line. Pickup is available from LivCor HQ in Rowville, Victoria.
Not sure if Elliot is the right AED for you?
Tell us where the defibrillator will live and who will use it, and we will give you a straight recommendation. If a different unit suits your site better, we will say so.
The Elliot AED, answered.
Ready to put an Elliot within reach?
In stock at LivCor, backed by a 6-year warranty and dispatched from our Melbourne warehouse.