St John Pocket AED

Our Smallest Defibrillator Yet

Whether you're on the road, at work, or at home, the St John Pocket AED goes with you. At just 700g, it's small enough to fit in your hand, a glove box, or first aid kit, yet built to perform in tough environments.

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  • Compact & Lightweight

    Up to 75% smaller and 66% lighter than traditional AEDs, the St John Pocket AED delivers the same proven life-saving performance in a compact design. At under 700 grams, it's easy to carry, store, and always have within reach when every second counts

  • Durability & Reliability

    With an IP65 dust and water resistance rating, the St John Pocket AED is designed to perform in harsh conditions. Its rugged design has also been drop-tested from 1.5m, giving you confidence when it matters most.

Impressive IP65 rating
One-touch power on
Smart voice guidance and CPR metronome
Weighs less than 700 grams
5-year warranty
Remote monitoring available via integrated eSIM
Child mode button
4-year lifespan smart pads (suitable for both adults and children)
3-year battery life
Weekly self-testing
150 joules for adults and 50 joules in child mode
Time to shock less than 8 seconds

Unboxing the St John Pocket AED

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Frequently Asked Questions

How big is the St John Pocket AED?

The St John Pocket AED is our most compact defibrillator. The dimensions/specifications of the device are 5.3cm (H) x 8.6cm (W) x 15cm (L)

How much does the St John Pocket AED weigh?

The St John Pocket AED is one of the lightest AEDs currently in the Australian market weighing less than 700 grams (including the battery).

What is the battery life of the St John Pocket AED?

The St John Pocket AED battery has a 3 year battery life with weekly self-testing.

What is the pad life of the St John Pocket AED pads?

The St John Pocket AED pads have a 4 year lifespan.

Can the St John Pocket AED be used on children?

Yes. The St John Pocket AED can be used on children and has a child mode button that will lower the number of joules for a child if a shock is required. 

The pads on the St John Pocket AED can be used for both an adult and a child and there are images on the pads which provide information on pad placement if it is on an adult or child. 

Does the St John Pocket AED have child pads? How do I use the St John Pocket AED on a child? 

The St John Pocket AED does not require child pads or a child key if it is to be used on a child. 

The pads on the St John Pocket AED can be used for both adults and children, and there are images on the pads which provide information on pad placement if it is on an adult or child. 

The St John Pocket AED has a child mode button that will lower the number of joules for a child if a shock is required. 

Is the St John Pocket AED a semi-automatic or fully automatic defibrillator? 

The St John Pocket AED is a semi-automatic defibrillator. If a shock is required, the rescuer will need to press the orange shock button before a shock will be delivered. 

The St John Pocket AED will not shock a patient if the patient does not require a shock, or if the shock button has not been pressed. 

How rugged is the St John Pocket AED? 

The St John Pocket AED is rugged and reliable, with an IP65 rating for dust and resistance, and has been drop tested at 1.5 meters.

What is the warranty on the St John Pocket AED? 

The St John Pocket AED comes with a 5 year warranty.

Will the St John Pocket AED guide me through the rescue? 

The St John Pocket AED guides the rescuer through the rescue with smart voice guidance and a CPR metronome. 

Do I need training to use the St John Pocket AED? 

You do not need training to use the St John Pocket AED. The defibrillator provides step by step audio instructions, as well as diagrams on the pads to show pad placement. 

The St John Pocket AED can be turned on by holding down the green on button. 

While you do not need training to the St John Pocket AED, first aid and CPR training can help build confidence in an emergency. 

Where is the St John Pocket AED manufactured? 

The St John Pocket AED is manufactured in China.

How fast can the St John Pocket AED deliver a shock? 

The Pocket AED can deliver a shock in less than 8 seconds once a shockable rhythm has been identified.

Is the St John Pocket AED a single-use AED? 

No. The St John Pocket AED is not a single use AED. It can be re-used. The battery and pads are replaceable, and can be purchased separately as needed. 

The overall device has a 5 year warranty. The battery has a lifespan of life of 3 years (with weekly self-test) and the pad have a life span of 4 years.  

Is the St John Pocket AED suitable for outdoor use? 

Yes. The St John Pocket AED is IP65 rated for dust and water resistance and has been drop tested to 1.5 metres, making it suitable for use in challenging environments, including the outdoors.

Is the St John Pocket AED Registered with the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA)?

Yes, the St John Pocket AED has been registered with the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) and can be found on the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods (ARTG).
ARTG ID 524374

Can you fly with St John Pocket AED?

Yes, the St John Pocket AED can be taken on board flights as the battery only has 18Wh (watt hours) of power, well below the limitations of 100Wh - 160Wh that would need airline approval.
However, it is always recommended to check with individual airlines and make sure you have extra time to go through airport security.