Best AEDs for Churches

Are AEDs required in Churches?

No laws that specifically state that churches or places of worship have to have AEDs. However, other state laws may impact AED requirements for churches. As an example, Oregon passed a law in 2009 (SB566) requiring certain "Public assembly areas" to have AEDs. Specifically, facilities 50,000 square feet and large which see at least 25 people during business hours.

What is the best AED for Church?

Top AEDs for Churches include:

• Defibtech Lifeline AED
• Philips Heartstart Onsite AED
• Heartsine Samaritan Pad AED
• Cardiac Science Powerheart G3 AED
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How can I get an AED for Free?

To get an AED for free, you’ll need to either receive a grant or have an AED donated. You can review a variety of AED grants here.

As for donations, reaching out to charitable organizations such as local service clubs, or local fire or EMS departments is a good place to start. EMS and fire departments may be able to donate an AED removed from service, but which is still able to be maintained to ensure readiness when needed.

How do I use an AED?

You can learn how to use an AED here.