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Defibtech View Pediatric Pads
Defibtech View Pediatric Pads Products
✓ FDA P160032
· SKU DDP-2002

Defibtech View Pediatric Pads

Overview Reduced energy for infants and children on the View model. Compatible AED Models Verify compatibility with your specific AED model before ordering. Check the product listing or contact Response.

★★★★★

4.7/5

$136.40 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.

ManufacturerDefibtech LLC
Shelf Life2 years
FDA clearedP160032
Pad TypeStandard Pediatric
OEM Part NumberDDP-200P
SKUDDP-2002
Quantity per Pack1 set (2 pads)
Includes BatteryNo
CompatibilityDefibtech Lifeline VIEW, ECG, AED, Auto AEDs
Patient TypePediatric (under 8 years / under 55 lbs)

What We Like

Pink visual cue
VIEW-tuned electrodes
Compliance ready

What We Don't

VIEW only
NOT Lifeline pediatric
2-yr shelf life

Who Should Buy the Defibtech View Pediatric Pads ?

✓ Buy if you are
A construction or outdoor site with K-12 program adjacency. A school or daycare using VIEW units.
✗ Skip if you are
Operating Lifeline AED or ECG (different SKU). An adult-only site.
Plan Your FRx Deployment

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Quantity Calculator

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Step 2

Cost Calculator

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

Step 3

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Frequently asked questions.

No — VIEW Pediatric Pads are VIEW-only. The Lifeline AED uses separate Lifeline Pediatric Pads with a different connector and form factor. Both are pink-coded for visual disambiguation in the cabinet, but they are NOT interchangeable across the Defibtech model line. For K-12 facilities running mixed Defibtech fleets (VIEW + Lifeline AED), stock both pediatric SKUs separately. Cabinet labeling with the exact device-model match prevents rescue-time errors.

Pink coding is a Defibtech design choice to provide instant visual disambiguation between adult and pediatric cartridges in low-light cabinet conditions. During a panicked rescue with a child patient, the color cue helps the rescuer grab the correct cartridge without reading labels. This convention is borrowed from medical color-coding standards (pediatric crash carts often use pink stripes). Many AED manufacturers — including HeartSine and Defibtech — use pink for pediatric SKUs precisely because the rescue-time clarity is worth the design consistency.

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

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