AED Renewal & Maintenance
Stay Compliant. Stay Ready. Save Lives.
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Is Your AED Ready to Save a Life?
Outdated AEDs, expired pads, or dead batteries can put lives—and your liability—at risk.
Vital AED helps you upgrade easily and affordably with discounted pricing and mail-in rebates.
Why AED Renewal & Maintenance Matters
- 90% of AED failures happen due to poor maintenance
- Most AEDs have a manufacturer warranty for up to 8 years. After the warranty has expired it is good practice to trade in your old AED for a new one that has the updated technology and components.
- Expired pads and dead batteries result in device failure
- Many businesses and public facilities are legally required to maintain a ready AED
Is Your AED Still Reliable?
Awareness Is Key
Many AED owners are unaware their device may be nearing end-of-life or falling out of manufacturer support. Knowing when an AED is expired, outdated, or at risk is critical to ensuring it works when it matters most.
You should consider replacing your AED if it is:
More than 8 years old
(may no longer be supported)
Beeping or showing
a red light
Discontinued or difficult to find pads/batteries for
If your AED fits any of these conditions — it’s time to start planning a renewal.
Shop Our Best-Selling AEDs
Replace Your AED at the Best Price
We make upgrading easy with discounted pricing and mail-in rebate offers on industry-trusted AEDs:
ZOLL AED 3
Cardiac Science Powerheart G5 AED
ZOLL AED Plus
Philips Heartstart OnSite
Philips Heartstart FRx
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Already Have a Functional AED?
Maintain It Properly.
If your AED is still operational, ensure that pads and batteries are replaced before they expire to prevent failure in an emergency.
Who Needs to Stay Compliant?
For Schools, Gyms, Offices, Hotels & More
If you're managing AEDs in public or commercial spaces, compliance isn’t optional:
Schools & Universities
Offices & Corporate Campuses
Gyms & Fitness Centers
Hotels
& Resorts
Retail Stores &
Malls
Clinics & Dental Offices
Airports & Transit Hubs
Event Venues & Worship Centers
Recommended Actions:
For Home Use
Even at home, your AED must be reliable. If it’s old, chirping, or hasn’t been checked:
Recommended Actions:
Buy New AED
Replace Pads
Replace Batteries
Need Help?
Not sure if your AED needs replacing or just parts? We’re here to help.
sales@vitalaed.com 
1-800-954-4233 Frequently Asked Questions
AEDs come with a warranty of up to 8 years. Regularly inspecting your AED ensures it remains in working order. Simply verify that the indicator light is blinking or shows a green check mark, ensure there’s no chirping, and confirm the pads’ expiration dates. Checking monthly is a best practice to maintain reliability and compliance.
Regular maintenance ensures your AED will work during an emergency. Without it, pads may expire or batteries may deplete, which can cause device failure and lead to non-compliance with safety regulations.
The main components needing replacement are:
Electrode Pads – typically expire every 2 years
Batteries – usually last between 2 and 5 years depending on the model
Always refer to your AED's manual for exact timelines.
Electrode Pads – typically expire every 2 years
Batteries – usually last between 2 and 5 years depending on the model
Always refer to your AED's manual for exact timelines.
VitalAED provides free expiration tracking for all customers. We’ll monitor the expiration dates of your AED pads and batteries—whether they expire in 2, 4, or 5 years—and notify you ahead of time so you're always prepared.
If your AED is over 8 years old, the manufacturer may have discontinued support. This could mean parts are no longer available or software updates have stopped. Contact the manufacturer or VitalAED to check your model status.
Common warning signs include:
- Beeping or chirping sounds
- Red or flashing lights
- Expired components
- Physical damage
If you notice any of these, act immediately to service or replace the device.
- Beeping or chirping sounds
- Red or flashing lights
- Expired components
- Physical damage
If you notice any of these, act immediately to service or replace the device.
Yes. Many states and industries require AEDs in public or commercial spaces to be properly maintained. Failure to comply could lead to fines, legal issues, or liability in emergencies.
Yes. VitalAED provides AED machines, batteries, electrode pads, and accessories for various brands. All items are available for direct purchase online.
Our support team is ready to help.
Email: sales@vitalaed.com
Phone: 1-800-954-4233
Website: https://vitalaed.com/
Email: sales@vitalaed.com
Phone: 1-800-954-4233
Website: https://vitalaed.com/