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Cardiac Science G3 Pro Adult Electrode Pads
Cardiac Science G3 Pro Adult Electrode Pads
✓ FDA K071519
· SKU 9660-001

Cardiac Science G3 Pro Adult Electrode Pads

Overview The Cardiac Science Powerheart G3 Pro Adult Electrode Pads support AED and CPR training programs by providing the supplies needed for realistic practice scenarios. Intended Use Designed for use.

★★★★★

4.7/5

$81.00 MSRP

Verified 2026 authorized US distributor pricing. Bundle pricing often 8-12% lower.

Both authorized US distributors. Full manufacturer warranty. Authentic pads + batteries.

Technical Specifications.

ManufacturerCardiac Science
Shelf Life2 years
FDA clearedK071519
Pad TypeStandard Adult Electrode
OEM Part Number9131-001
SKU9660-001
Quantity per Pack1 set (2 pads)
Includes BatteryNo
CompatibilityCardiac Science Powerheart G3 Pro
Patient TypeAdult (8+ years)

What We Like

Maintains legacy K-12 fleets
Pediatric energy curve
Authentic Cardiac Sci

What We Don't

Legacy product
NOT G5 compatible
Plan G5 upgrade

Who Should Buy the Cardiac Science G3 Pro Adult Electrode Pads ?

✓ Buy if you are
Refilling pediatric pads on a legacy G3. A K-12 site bridging to G5 upgrade.
✗ Skip if you are
Owning a G5 (different SKU). Buying a new AED — go G5.
Plan Your FRx Deployment

Coverage, cost, and compliance— three tools, 10 minutes total.

Step 1

Quantity Calculator

How many FRx units does your facility need? Building type, sq ft, floor count. AHA 3-minute standard.

Step 2

Cost Calculator

True 5-year FRx program cost. Device + pads + battery + cabinet + inspection + training + registration.

Step 3

State AED Laws

Is FRx required in your state? 43+ states mandate school AEDs. 32+ mandate gym AEDs. Get the specific rule.

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Frequently asked questions.

If your G3 is past the 8-year warranty, plan a G5 upgrade rather than refilling pediatric pads. G3 pediatric supply windows narrow each year as the platform retires. If your G3 is still within useful life and you have an active K-12 mandate compliance requirement, bridge-refill the legacy pediatric SKU while you budget the G5 migration over the next 12–24 months. Don’t replace pediatric pads on a G3 device you’ll retire within 18 months — that’s wasted spend.

No — different connectors, different geometry, different Intellisense detection. G3 pediatric pads will not fit a G5, and G5 pediatric pads will not fit a G3. If you run a mixed-fleet K-12 district with both G3 and G5 units, stock both pediatric SKUs and label cabinets clearly to prevent rescue-time errors. Plan device migration to standardize the entire pediatric SKU within the next 24 months — running mixed accessories at scale creates real operational risk.

Every FRx spec traces to a primary source.

FDA 510(k) P180028

Philips HeartStart FRx approval verification

Philips Healthcare

Official product documentation + specifications

AED Leader

Current 2026 US retail pricing reference

American Heart Association

CPR + AED placement guidelines

American Red Cross

Pediatric AED guidance (under 8 / 55 lbs)

AEDBB Methodology

Full editorial framework · 4 primary sources · monthly verified

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