Powerheart® G5 Pediatric Defibrillation Electrode Pads (MPN XELAED003C)

Powerheart® G5 Pediatric Defibrillation Electrode Pads (MPN XELAED003C) are replacement pediatric pads intended for use with the Powerheart® AED G5 as part of routine AED program maintenance and readiness. These pads are designed for pediatric response protocols and are commonly stored pre-connected to the AED to help streamline access and allow the device to monitor pad presence and functionality during self-tests.

The pediatric pads are typically described as recommended for patients 8 years of age or younger or under 55 lb (25 kg) (follow your AED program guidance and training). They are non-polarized, allowing placement in either position on the chest, and may also be placed chest/back depending on patient size and response protocol.

Key Features:
• Pediatric electrode pads for Powerheart® AED G5
• MPN: XELAED003C
• Non-polarized pad design (either-position placement)
• Supports device readiness/self-check workflows (pad presence/functionality communication)
• Typical shelf life commonly listed as 2 years (verify expiration on the package you receive)
• OEM note: some manufacturer channels warn that aftermarket pads may void AED warranty—many programs standardize on genuine accessories

Benefits:
• Helps keep Powerheart® G5 AEDs maintenance-ready with the correct pediatric pad set
• Either-position placement can reduce confusion during response workflows
• Expiration/pad-status communication supports routine checks and compliance tracking

Specifications:
• Brand/Family: Powerheart®
• Manufacturer: ZOLL Medical (as listed)
• MPN: XELAED003C
• User: Pediatric
• Adhesive Type: Gel Adhesive
• Connection Type: Plug Connector
• Packaging: EA

Application:
For AED programs maintaining Powerheart® AED G5 units—replace pads after use or when expired as part of routine readiness checks.

Warnings:
• Confirm compatibility with your specific AED model before ordering
• Check expiration date on receipt and during scheduled inspections
• Follow AED program/training protocols for pediatric pad use