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Recertified HeartSine Samaritan PAD 350P, 360P and 450P

Updated October 2026 · every price checked 4 October 2026

Refurbished HeartSine AED: recertified 350P, 360P and 450P at $875

AED Leader and Response Ready list the recertified HeartSine 350P, 360P and 450P at the same $875.00.[1] New, the 350P is $1,411.00 and the 450P $1,761.00, so the 450P is the bigger saving: $886.00.[1]

$875.00 each, checked 4 Oct 2026FDA-approved (PMA) P1600083-year seller warrantyIP56, 2.4 lbOne Pad-Pak, 4 years
50%450P saving against new$875.00 against $1,761.00, $886.00 off[1]
38%350P saving against new$875.00 against $1,411.00, $536.00 off[1]
$0450P premium when recertifiedSame $875.00 as the 350P[1]
$236One consumable every 4 yearsAdult Pad-Pak, pads and battery in one[1][4]

Verdict in 60 words

Buy the recertified HeartSine 450P. At $875.00 it costs the same as the recertified 350P but adds the CPR Rate Advisor, which coaches compression rate and depth.[1] Pick the 360P only if you want the device to shock without a button press. All three carry a 3-year seller warranty at AED Leader and use the same $236.00 Pad-Pak.[1]

Check the recertified 450P at AED Leader

Buying 5 or more? Response Ready handles fleet orders at the same price.

Recertified HeartSine 450P price, and the 350P and 360P beside it

One price for all three models at both network stores, checked 4 October 2026.[1][3]

Read from each seller’s own product data on 4 October 2026.[1][3]
Model What it adds Recertified, AED Leader Recertified, AED Market New, AED Leader Saving vs new
450P CPR Rate Advisor $875.00 Not listed $1,761.00 $886.00 (50%)
350P Semi-automatic base model $875.00 $695.00, warranty not stated $1,411.00 $536.00 (38%)
360P Fully automatic shock $875.00 Not listed Not compared n/a

Response Ready matches $875.00 on all three but does not name a warranty period on its recertified listings.[1] AED Market’s $695.00 350P is the lowest price we found; its listing states no warranty term.[3]

Recertified HeartSine 350P: still worth it at $875?

Only if you specifically do not want CPR coaching. Otherwise the 450P costs the same.

Decision guide. Prices checked 4 October 2026.
Your situation Best recertified HeartSine Why
Untrained bystanders likely to respond 450P CPR Rate Advisor coaches compressions
Responders hesitate to press a shock button 360P Delivers the shock automatically
Trained staff, simplest device 350P Two buttons, same price as the 450P
Outdoor, wet or dusty sites Any of the three IP56 on the whole family
Children on site Any of the three Pediatric Pad-Pak, $279.00

The 350P weighs 1.1 kg (2.4 lb) and carries an IP56 rating, one of the highest dust and water ratings on any AED.[4] The recertified unit keeps the same body.

What comes with a recertified HeartSine

AED Leader lists the same bundle on all three models.[1]

  • Recertified HeartSine samaritan PAD (350P, 360P or 450P)
  • Carry case
  • Pad-Pak (pads and battery in one), pre-installed
  • 3-year warranty
  • First responder kit
  • AED inspection tag and “AED On-Site” window decal
  • Free delivery

On the 350P, AED Leader states new pads and a new battery and a 100% money-back guarantee.[1] The 450P and 360P listings say pre-installed; ask for the Pad-Pak expiry date before ordering.

Refurbished vs new HeartSine

Same hardware and approval. The trade is warranty length.

AED Leader product data on 4 October 2026; specifications from HeartSine.[1][2][4]
Axis Recertified 350P / 450P New 350P / 450P
Price $875.00 / $875.00 $1,411.00 / $1,761.00
Warranty 3 years, seller 8 years, manufacturer
FDA status FDA-approved (PMA) P160008 FDA-approved (PMA) P160008
Consumable Pad-Pak, 4-year shelf life Pad-Pak, 4-year shelf life
Sealing and weight IP56, 2.4 lb IP56, 2.4 lb

Full model detail: HeartSine 350P review and the HeartSine brand review.

A recertified HeartSine is a used device. The warranty is the product.

HeartSine does not authorise third-party recertification, and the FDA separates servicing from remanufacturing.[5] The 3-year term is the seller’s promise.

What the seller covers

At AED Leader: 3 years on every recertified samaritan model.[1]

What you check on arrival

The Pad-Pak expiry date, the status indicator and a passed self test.

Where the risk sits

In consumables more than electronics, according to published AED failure analyses.[6]

Run the 10-year costCompare every refurbished AED

What the recertification process should include

AED Leader and Response Ready publish nine steps. Use the list on any seller.[1]

  1. Tested on a defibrillator analyser that simulates a patient and measures delivered energy.
  2. Results recorded on paper and digitally, so the unit has a test history.
  3. Genuine OEM pads and battery fitted at the longest available expiry.
  4. Software brought up to current American Heart Association guidelines.
  5. Cleaned, sanitised and inspected; case or lid replaced if worn.
  6. Internal circuitry checked so the daily and weekly self tests keep running.
  7. Packed to medical device transport requirements.
  8. Pad and battery expiry dates logged so replacement reminders go out ahead of time.
  9. Ownership tracking submitted so recall and safety notices reach the new owner.
Why HeartSine is the easiest to checkOne Pad-Pak holds the pads and the battery, so there is one expiry date to read, not two.

What a recertified HeartSine costs to keep running

One part, one date. The Pad-Pak has a 4-year shelf life from manufacture.[4]

AED Leader prices on 4 October 2026. Labelled estimate: one adult Pad-Pak replacement at year 4.[1][4]
Item Price Replace every Cost over 4 years
Adult Pad-Pak (pads and battery) $236.00 4 years $236.00
Pediatric Pad-Pak $279.00 4 years, if children on site $279.00
Device ($875.00) + adult Pad-Pak $1,111.00

$875.00 + $236.00 = $1,111.00 over four years, about $277.75 a year: the lowest running cost of any recertified AED we cover.

See the recertified 350P at AED Leader

Buying 5 or more? Response Ready handles fleet orders at the same price.

Refurbished HeartSine AED: the questions buyers ask

Short answers, with the source for each.

How much is a recertified HeartSine 450P?

$875.00 at AED Leader and Response Ready, checked 4 October 2026, against $1,761.00 new.[1]

How much is a recertified HeartSine 350P?

$875.00 at AED Leader and Response Ready; AED Market lists one at $695.00 without a stated warranty.[1][3]

Which recertified HeartSine should I buy?

The 450P. It costs the same $875.00 as the 350P and adds the CPR Rate Advisor.[1]

What warranty comes with a refurbished HeartSine AED?

3 years at AED Leader. A new 350P or 450P carries 8 years from the manufacturer.[1]

Is a refurbished HeartSine FDA-approved?

The samaritan PAD family is FDA-approved under PMA P160008. Recertification is seller servicing, so get the process and warranty in writing.[2][5]

Can a recertified HeartSine be used on children?

Yes, with the Pediatric Pad-Pak ($279.00), which lowers the energy for small children.[1]

References

  1. AED Leader, HeartSine Samaritan PAD 350P, 360P and 450P (Recertified), product data read 4 October 2026: $875.00 each, in stock, 3-year warranty; 350P listing states new pads and battery and 100% money-back guarantee. New 350P $1,411.00, new 450P $1,761.00, 8-year warranty. Adult Pad-Pak $236.00, Pediatric Pad-Pak $279.00. 450P listing. Response Ready recertified listings read the same day: $875.00 each.
  2. US Food and Drug Administration. PMA P160008, HeartSine samaritan Public Access Automated External Defibrillators and Accessories. accessdata.fda.gov PMA.
  3. AED Market, HeartSine Samaritan PAD 350P Recertified, seller product data read 4 October 2026: $695.00; no warranty term stated.
  4. HeartSine (Stryker). samaritan PAD 350P product information: 1.1 kg, IP56, Pad-Pak with a four-year shelf life from date of manufacture. heartsine.com.
  5. US Food and Drug Administration. Remanufacturing of Medical Devices, final guidance, 2024. FDA guidance documents.
  6. DeLuca MA, Kearney PA, Bird SB, et al. Analysis of automated external defibrillator device failures reported to the Food and Drug Administration. Annals of Emergency Medicine. 2012;59(2):103-111. PubMed 21872969.
Updated October 2026. Every recertified and new HeartSine price on this page was read from the seller’s own public product data on 4 October 2026 and is dated at the point of use. Prices, warranty terms and configurations change without notice, so confirm all three before ordering. Editorial policy: methodology and about AED Best Brands.
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