Pulse Defibs returned to its roots at High Life Expo 2026, reconnecting with the strata community where our journey first began. Discover the highlights of the event, why defibrillators in residential buildings are so important, and the businesses and organisations helping make apartment living safer and better.

Pulse Defibs recently exhibited at NoVacancy Hotel + Accommodation Industry Expo 2026, bringing together hotel owners, operators, accommodation groups, suppliers and industry professionals from across Australia and internationally. Throughout the expo, we had some valuable conversations about equipping hotels with lifesaving defibrillators, improving access to AEDs, and ensuring existing devices are properly maintained and ready for an emergency.

Installing a defibrillator is one of the most important and effective investments an organisation can make to create a safer environment. Unfortunately, evidence suggests that many of these life-saving devices are not rescue-ready when they're needed most. This article explores how defibrillator maintenance, both in-house and professionally, can help your organisation meet its compliance obligations and ensure defibrillators are rescue-ready.

In reality, finding an AED while someone is unconscious and not breathing can be stressful, confusing and time-critical. Instead, take a few minutes ahead of time to identify the nearest defibrillators around places you regularly spend time. This article will help you find your nearest defibrillator by exploring common AED locations locally and using online AED locator tools.

Choosing the right AED can be overwhelming, but understanding the difference between fully automatic and semi-automatic defibrillators makes the decision easier. Both types are designed to save lives during sudden cardiac arrest, but they differ in shock delivery and the level of rescuer intervention required. In this guide, we break down the differences, recommend which AED is best for different environments, and explain what to look for when selecting a reliable, cost-effec

Discover why more strata plans are installing defibrillators. Learn how AEDs improve safety, save lives, and how your building can get one.

The CellAED recall in Australia affects thousands of home and business defibrillators. Trade in your recalled CellAED for $350 and upgrade to a safe, reliable AED today. Learn why unsupported AEDs are a risk and how Pulse Defibs can help.

Pulse Defibs wishes to inform customers and the wider community that Rapid Response Revival, the manufacturer of the CellAED® portable defibrillator, has entered voluntary administration.

The South Australian Government has introduced new defibrillator (AED) laws that require many buildings, facilities, and vehicles to install, register, and maintain defibrillators. This article aims to break down the legislation and explain it in clear, simple terms - without the confusing legal jargon. You'll learn if the AED laws apply to your site, business, or facility, and how to take action to ensure compliance with the act.