The HeartStart SMART Pads II (989803139261) are meant to work with the Philips FRx series defibrilator, but you can consult this compatibility chart showing all of the Philips AED pads and devices. Our trained customer service agents can help advise on the right replacement AED pads for your system.

Yes, but using them on patients under 8 years old or 55 lbs (25 kg) requires the purchase and use of the Philips FRx Infant/Child Key (sold separately). This key reduces the energy delivered by the AED pads to a dose that is more suitable for patients under 50 lbs.

AEDLand recommends all customers should purchase two (2) sets of Philips HeartStart SMART Pads II (989803139261) for your FRx defibrillator. That’s because poor adhesion on a patient’s chest, whether due to excessive moisture, body hair or improper pad placement, can leave your AED useless and your patient’s life at risk. Having a backup set of pads is essential.

New OEM Philips HeartStart SMART Pads II (Model #989803139261) work with your HeartStart FRx AED to treat adults, children, and infants suffering from abnormal heart rhythms (arrhythmias). These defibrillator pads save valuable time in the event of an emergency, and save money by working for different types of patients, unlike other AEDs.

Just like your M5070A battery, HeartStart SMART Pads II have an expiration date printed at the bottom of its grey case. A new set of Philips HeartStart pads will have an expiration date of at least 24 months after your initial purchase. It is important to replace your AED pads at those times to remain rescue ready.

Philips HeartStart pads come in a protective case, and include a plug that works with Philips ALS defibrillators. They can also be used with other brands with an adapter, making it easy to switch between AEDs during an emergency.

Depending on the specific Philips unit, the AED pads are connected to the device either by a wire (such as the HeartStart FRx AED), or via a cartridge (M5071A) that is inserted into the AED (such as the Philips HeartStart home AED).