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If the nearest public defibrillator is miles away, it makes sense to have your own in the house. We come to you to set it up, and it reports its daily check over the mobile network, so no broadband is needed.
For homes in the countryside
Out here, help is rarely round the corner. A defibrillator in your own house should be ready for everyone who lives and works there, and we keep an eye on it so you never have to.
The nearest one could be a way off
Public defibrillators are often at the village hall or the pub. Yours is in the house, within reach of everyone who lives there.
An ambulance has further to travel
You call 999 first. Then, down a long track or out on a farm, it is right there in your house while the ambulance makes its way.
Broadband can be a bit patchy here
It reports its daily check over the mobile network, not your broadband. We check the signal where it will sit when we set it up.
Every home is laid out differently
We visit in person and choose the right place with you, whether that is the farmhouse kitchen or the hallway near the back door.
Set-up, daily monitoring and pad replacement come with Complete Protection and rental. Buying outright? It is delivered to your door, without set-up or monitoring.
More than 100,000 public-access defibrillators are on the UK’s national register. They are kept in public places, so out here the nearest one can be a drive away. Yours would be in the house.
Source: Resuscitation Council UK, 2025 Guidelines (108,584 public-access defibrillators registered on The Circuit by mid-June 2025).
Living further out
A defibrillator at home does not replace the ambulance, and you always call 999 first. It simply means one is within reach in your own home, rather than a drive away.
What it is
Kept in the house like the fire extinguisher by the back door, and hopefully never used.
It talks you through every step and only delivers a shock if the heart rhythm needs one.
Unsure where it should go or which option suits you? Ask us and we will talk it through.
What it is not
No app and no routine test to remember. It checks itself daily, and we replace the pads.
Like the torch you keep for power cuts, it is a precaution. Most days it goes unnoticed.
It can be used on adults and children, so it is ready for anyone who lives in the house.
Tell us where the house is and how it is laid out. We check the mobile signal at set-up and find the best spot with you.
Not ready to talk yet?
Answer a few quick questions about where your home is and what is already in place, and get an honest summary with sources. No health questions, and nothing is saved.
