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Physio Control LIFEPAK Infant/Child Pad Starter Kit
Physio Control LIFEPAK InfantChild Pad Starter Kit Product
✓ FDA K041535
· SKU 11101-000017

Physio Control LIFEPAK Infant/Child Pad Starter Kit

Overview The LIFEPAK Infant/Child Pad Starter Kit is an accessory or supply item that supports emergency readiness. Intended Use This product supports your overall emergency preparedness program. Check compatibility and.

Editorial score 4.7/5

$271.00 MSRP

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Technical Specifications.

ManufacturerPhysio-Control
Shelf Life2 years
FDA statusK041535
Pad TypeStarter Kit (pads + accessories)
OEM Part Number11101-000016
SKU11101-000017
Quantity per Pack1 set + carry pouch
Includes BatteryNo
CompatibilityLIFEPAK CR Plus, LIFEPAK EXPRESS
Patient TypePediatric (Infant + Child, under 8 years / under 55 lbs)

What We Like

Complete bundle
Pads + cable + pouch
K-12 first-time deploy

What We Don't

Higher one-time cost
LIFEPAK 1000 only
Refill via standalone pads

Who Should Buy the Physio Control LIFEPAK Infant/Child Pad Starter Kit ?

✓ Buy if you are
A K-12 district newly deploying LIFEPAK 1000. A first-time pediatric setup.
✗ Skip if you are
Refilling existing pediatric pads (use standalone). Operating a CR2.
Plan Your AED Deployment

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

Step 1

Quantity Calculator

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

Step 2

Cost Calculator

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

Step 3

State AED Laws

Is an AED required in your state? Check the school, gym and workplace rules for your state. Get the specific rule.

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Frequently asked questions.

The starter kit includes: Infant/Child pads, the patient cable, and a storage pouch sized for cabinet integration. It’s designed for K-12 districts onboarding their first LIFEPAK 1000 fleet, everything you need to add pediatric capability in one bundle. After this first purchase, refills are via standalone Infant/Child Pads at lower cost. Don’t buy the starter kit if you only need pad refills on existing units; buy the standalone pads instead. The kit is a one-time deployment SKU.

For first-time LIFEPAK 1000 deployment, buy the starter kit, it includes the cable and pouch you’ll need alongside the pads. For ongoing refills on existing units, buy standalone Infant/Child Pads at lower cost. The decision is one-time setup vs ongoing refill. If you’re not sure which you need, check your existing cabinet: if you have the cable and pouch already, you need standalone pads. If you’re setting up a brand-new cabinet, you need the starter kit.

Every spec traces to a primary source.

FDA 510(k) P180028

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Manufacturer documentation

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)

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