Secondhand Primedic XD 300 Monitor Defibrillator

Objective AI Report

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Report date: 19.08.2025

Primedic DefiMonitor Analysis Report

Overview and Product Description

The images show a Primedic brand DefiMonitor model defibrillator device and its accessories. The product is a medical device used in medical environments to monitor heart rhythm and to restore normal rhythm by delivering an electric shock to the heart in cases of abnormal rhythms (e.g., ventricular fibrillation). The overall design of the device indicates that it is portable and suitable for use in emergency situations. The workmanship quality of the product and the markings on it suggest that it is original. A total of 1 main defibrillator unit and various cable and paddle accessories connected to the device are visible.

Physical Condition and Deformation

The general condition of the device is assessed as used. While no significant cracks or fractures are observed on the casing, there are minor scratches due to use and some dirt and dust on the surface in places. On the device’s screen, there is a partially peeled label with “A?C 945” written on it, likely an inventory number. The screen itself has vertical superficial scratches, especially noticeable when the device is in operation. The beige-colored cable connected to the device shows discoloration and yellowing due to use.

• Casing: There is no serious damage to the main orange and black colored casing, but there are signs of superficial wear.
• Screen: The screen has vertical scratches that do not hinder its operation but are visible to the eye.
• Labels: Aside from a label affixed to the device later, a label containing details such as the manufacturer’s serial number or production date is not clearly legible in the image.

Electronic and Mechanical Components

It is understood from one image, where the screen is on and displaying data, that the device’s electronic components are working. Function buttons such as “MAN”, “SYNC”, “CHARGE” and the power button on the front panel are physically in place. The speaker grille and connection ports located on the side of the device also appear undamaged. The defibrillation paddles located on the upper part fit properly into their slots, and their coiled cable is in good condition.

Accessories and Connection Ports

The following accessories were identified with the device in the images:

• Defibrillation Paddles: A pair of “APEX” and “STERNUM” paddles, integrated onto the device and connected with a coiled cable, are present.
• ECG Cable: A beige-colored patient monitoring cable with multiple leads is connected to the port marked “ECG” on the side of the device.
• SpO2 Cable: Another black-colored cable is visible, connected to the “SpO2” port next to the “ECG” port.

On the right side of the device, there is a printer compartment cover, likely used for printing reports. It is understood from the battery indicator on the screen that the device has a battery, and according to the indicator, the battery charge level is good.

Screen Analysis

It is clearly seen in one image that the device’s screen is operational. The information displayed on the screen is as follows:

• Timer: A timer displaying “00:00:06” is located in the upper left corner.
• Rhythm Analysis: The expressions “VF III” and “AUTO” are displayed on the screen. This indicates that the device is in automatic mode and has detected a Ventricular Fibrillation rhythm via “Lead III”.
• Vital Parameters: Alarm limits are displayed as “50 135” for heart rhythm and “70 100” for SpO2. The text “SpO2 Init” indicates that the pulse oximeter sensor is in the initialization phase.
• Status Messages: The screen also displays a notification message in the form of “NO CF”.
• Power Status: At the bottom of the screen, both a plug icon indicating connection to mains electricity and a battery status icon are displayed.

Conclusion and Assessment

The Primedic DefiMonitor in the images is a device that appears functional but has cosmetic flaws due to use (screen scratches, general dirtiness). Its electronic components are operational, and essential accessories such as the ECG cable and defibrillation paddles are present. The device can be used in its current condition, but it may be necessary to assess whether the scratches on its screen will pose a long-term problem. No conditions that could pose a potential risk of serious malfunction, such as a severe crack, rust, or crushed cables, were observed in the images.