Trusted AED Installation & Maintenance
Helping You Get AED-Ready With Practical, Expert Installation
SafePulse handles the installation, placement, and ongoing care of your AED using publicly available guidance and industry best practice so your sites are ready when it matters.
All SafePulse units meet South Australian AED standards.
3 Minutes
Early defibrillation within 3 minutes can double a person’s chance of survival.
Adelaide AED Installation & Maintenance
Helping You Get AED-Ready With Practical, Expert Installation
SafePulse handles the installation, placement, and ongoing care of your AED using publicly available guidance and industry best practice so your sites are ready when it matters.
All SafePulse units meet South Australian AED standards.
3 Minutes
Early defibrillation within 3 minutes can double a person’s chance of survival.
About Us
Making AED Installation Simple, Safe, and Stress-Free for SA Businesses
At SafePulse, we make AED installation straightforward for SA organisations. We handle the supply, installation, SA Ambulance Registry submission, and ongoing monitoring, following publicly available guidance and manufacturer recommendations. With 4G-connected AEDs, we receive daily status updates, movement alerts, and fault notifications, so you can stay focused on your work while knowing your AED is always monitored and maintained to recognised best practice.
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Services
AED Solutions for South Australian Businesses
We support SA businesses with practical AED services, including site assessments, installation, and ongoing maintenance. Our team focuses on the operational and technical side so your AEDs are installed correctly, maintained regularly, and ready for use when needed.
AED Site Assessment Review
Not sure what applies to your building? Send us your property details and we’ll provide a best-practice review based on the publicly available SA Health guidance.
We’ll outline the number of AED units typically recommended, suitable placement options, and signage guidance — helping you understand what your site may require and what next steps could look like.
AED Installation
Our team handles the full installation process, from cabinet mounting and AED signage through to SA Ambulance registration.
We follow publicly available SA Health guidance and industry best practice to ensure your AED is installed correctly, visible, and ready for an emergency.
AED Monitoring & Maintenance
Ongoing checks help ensure an AED is in good working order when needed. SafePulse’s 4G-connected units provide daily status updates and alert us to any faults, low batteries, or movement. If something needs attention, we handle it and replace pads or batteries so the unit is restored and ready for use again.
AED Guidance for SA Businesses
Who Needs an AED in South Australia
From 1 January 2026, the South Australian Government will require AEDs to be installed and maintained in many workplaces. The information below reflects categories outlined in SA Health’s publicly available guidance. If your property fits one of these, you may need to consider installing an AED to align with these expectations.
Large Commercial Properties
600 m² or more of publicly accessible floor space
SA Health’s public guidance indicates that commercial sites with over 600 m² of publicly accessible area are expected to have at least one AED in a visible, accessible location.
Examples: shopping centres, gyms, offices, medical centres, car dealerships.
Multi-Storey or Multi-Tenant Buildings
AED guidance may apply per floor
Public guidance suggests that each level over 1,200 m² of publicly accessible space may require its own AED. Building owners and managers are generally responsible for ensuring coverage across publicly used floors.
Examples: serviced offices, shared commercial spaces, retail complexes.
High-Risk or Public-Facing Sites
Additional AEDs often recommended
Some smaller or high-traffic sites may require AEDs based on activity type, occupancy levels, or public access. These recommendations are based on SA Health’s published information and common industry practice.
Examples: gyms, medical clinics, factories, schools, childcare centres, hospitality venues.
Our Working Process
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Site Assessment
We review your building or property portfolio and help you understand what may be needed under SA’s publicly available AED guidelines. Our team provides practical, best-practice recommendations based on the information you share and the layout of your sites.
Step 1
Quotation & Scheduling
You’ll receive a clear quote covering AED units, installation, and optional maintenance. Once approved, we’ll coordinate with you to book an installation date that suits your schedule.
Step 2
Installation & Registration
Our technicians install your AEDs with correct signage and mounting, following manufacturer guidance and industry best practice. We also handle SA Ambulance Registry submissions so your units are visible to first responders.
Step 3
Documentation & Handover
After installation, we provide documentation for your records and walk you through where each AED is located and how it is set up. Everything is recorded clearly for your team’s reference.
Step 4
Ongoing Maintenance & Support
Our 4G units provide daily updates, so we can spot any issues early, such as low batteries or fault codes. If an alert comes through, we take care of it, including all pad and battery replacements. If your AED is used, we reset it and get it ready again.
Step 5
Installation Options
Choose the Right AED Setup for Your Site
AED Supply + Install
A full setup with a 4G-connected AED and wall-mounted cabinet.
- 4G-connected Mindray AED unit
- Wall-mounted cabinet and AED signage
- Professional installation to manufacturer guidelines
- Registration with SA Ambulance
- Daily status, tamper, and movement alerts
AED Monitoring & Maintenance
Daily monitoring with scheduled servicing and full consumables included.
- Daily AED status and fault reporting
- Technician response when alerts occur
- Pad and battery replacements included
- Unit reset and made ready after any use
- Digital maintenance records
FAQ
Common AED Questions Explained
From installation details to long-term servicing, these FAQs cover the essentials. Our guidance is based on industry best practice and publicly available information, and our team is always here if you need extra help.
Common Questions
Who is required to have an AED in South Australia?
According to publicly available SA Health information, new AED requirements apply to a range of South Australian workplaces from January 2026. Many commercial, multi-storey, and public-facing sites are included.
SafePulse does not provide legal advice, however we can review your site details and give guidance based on the public criteria shared by SA Health. If you need legal confirmation for your business, it is best to speak with a property or legal professional.
How do I know if my building is compliant?
Compliance depends on factors such as your building size, floor layout, and public accessibility. We can review your property details and compare them with the public SA Health guidance to help you understand what may be required.
For formal legal confirmation of compliance, we recommend seeking independent legal advice.
What’s included in an AED installation?
Our installation service covers everything needed to get your AED set up and ready for use. This includes cabinet mounting, green AED signage, placement guidance based on industry best practice, and registration of your unit with the SA Ambulance Service AED Registry.
You also receive a maintenance plan to keep the unit operational and monitored.
Do AEDs require ongoing maintenance?
AEDs need periodic checks and replacement of pads and batteries to stay in working condition. Manufacturer instructions and general industry practice recommend routine servicing and awareness of expiry dates.
With SafePulse’s 4G-connected units, daily status and fault reporting is handled automatically. Our maintenance service includes replacing consumables when needed, responding to alerts, and resetting the unit after any use.
What happens if my AED is used in an emergency?
If your AED is activated, we will receive an alert through the 4G monitoring system and get in touch with you. We will attend to the unit, replace any used consumables, check for fault codes, and reset the device so it is ready for use again.
Call-out fees may apply for the visit, and all consumables are covered if you are on an active maintenance plan.
Can SafePulse manage multiple sites or large property portfolios?
Yes. We work with landlords, property managers, corporates, and organisations that oversee many buildings.
We can assess your entire portfolio using SA Health’s public guidance, coordinate installations across sites, manage scheduling with tenants, and handle ongoing maintenance for each location.
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Ready to Protect Your Workplace?
Make sure your workplace is equipped and ready when it matters. From choosing the right unit to installation and maintenance, SafePulse takes care of everything for you.