Cardiac Science Powerheart AED G3 Simulator

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CARDIAC SCIENCE | ZOLL BRAND | SIMULATOR ACCESSORY | SKU 9021-003

Cardiac Science Powerheart AED G3 Simulator with 3-Lead Terminals

The Cardiac Science Powerheart AED G3 Simulator is a hardware accessory that converts your clinical Powerheart G3 or G3 Pro AED into a training device by generating eight named ECG waveforms the AED analyzes and responds to as if attached to a real patient. Includes a built-in 3-Lead ECG simulator and 3-Lead terminals for demonstrating monitoring capability with the Powerheart G3 Pro, plus a "convert" feature that displays a subsequent heart rhythm after each simulated shock. Designed for ALS training, biomedical demonstration, and advanced rescuer programs that own existing clinical Powerheart G3 fleets.

8 ECG Waveforms3-Lead ECG Demo (G3 Pro)Convert FeatureFor Existing G3 Fleet Owners

Product Overview

The Cardiac Science Powerheart AED G3 Simulator (SKU 9021-003) is manufactured by Cardiac Science, now a ZOLL Medical Corporation brand (Cardiac Science was acquired by ZOLL in 2019). It is a specialized training accessory that occupies a different category than the standalone non-shocking trainers in our AED Trainers catalog. The G3 Simulator is a hardware module that connects to a real clinical Powerheart G3 or G3 Pro AED, then feeds simulated ECG waveforms into the device's analysis circuitry so that the AED responds exactly as it would when attached to a real patient. The instructor controls which waveform is generated, when shocks are simulated, and how the rhythm progresses after each shock.

Compatible With Two Clinical G3 Models

The G3 Simulator works with the Cardiac Science Powerheart G3 AED and the Powerheart G3 Pro AED. It does NOT work with the Powerheart G3 Plus, FirstSave, FirstSave G3, or the newer Powerheart G5 platform. Verify your clinical AED model before ordering this simulator; if your fleet includes G3 Plus or FirstSave units, the standalone Cardiac Science Full-Size AED Trainer covers those platforms instead.

Powerheart G3 AED

The original Cardiac Science Powerheart G3 lay-responder AED. Pair this simulator with your clinical G3 for realistic standard rescue scenarios using the actual production device.

Powerheart G3 Pro AED

The professional responder G3 with ECG display capability. With this simulator's 3-Lead terminals, you can demonstrate full 3-Lead monitoring on the G3 Pro, a capability the standalone Full-Size Trainer cannot replicate.

Eight Named ECG Waveforms for Realistic Scenarios

The simulator generates eight specifically named ECG waveforms covering both shockable rhythms and non-shockable patterns plus signal artifact. This rhythm library is more comprehensive than a typical standalone trainer's pre-programmed scenarios and supports curricula that need rhythm-recognition training as a primary learning objective.

1. Ventricular Fibrillation

The primary shockable rhythm. Highest-priority pattern for AED response.

2. Vent. Tachycardia, Fast

Wide QRS, fast rate. Shockable pulseless VT pattern.

3. Vent. Tachycardia, Slow

Wide QRS, slow rate. Demonstrates AED algorithm rate cutoff for VT.

4. Normal Sinus Rhythm

Demonstrates that the AED correctly identifies non-shockable normal rhythms.

5. Artifact

Simulated electrical noise. Demonstrates AED motion artifact detection and prompt to stop touching the patient.

6. Asystole

Flat-line non-shockable rhythm. Critical teaching moment: AED says "No Shock Advised" even though patient is in cardiac arrest.

7. SVT, Slow

Supraventricular Tachycardia, slow rate. Non-shockable narrow-complex tachycardia.

8. SVT, Fast

Supraventricular Tachycardia, fast rate. Demonstrates AED algorithm correctly identifying non-shockable rhythms above the VT cutoff.

"Convert" Feature: Realistic Post-Shock Rhythm Progression

Most AED training simulators stop at the shock-delivery moment. The G3 Simulator's "convert" feature lets the instructor select a subsequent heart rhythm to display AFTER the simulated shock is delivered. This is significantly more realistic: in actual rescues the patient's rhythm may convert to a new pattern (organized rhythm, return of spontaneous circulation, or persistent VF requiring a second shock). The convert feature lets students see and respond to these post-shock rhythm changes during training, which improves their decision-making readiness for real rescues.

If your organization doesn't yet own a clinical Powerheart G3 or G3 Pro AED, see the standalone Cardiac Science Full-Size AED Trainer instead. Browse the full AED Trainers category for alternatives. Pair this simulator with CPR manikins for complete classroom setup.

What's Included in the Package

Each Total AEDs Cardiac Science Powerheart G3 Simulator ships ready to connect to your existing clinical G3 or G3 Pro AED:

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Cardiac Science Powerheart G3 Simulator Hardware Unit The simulator device itself with built-in 3-Lead ECG simulator, 3-Lead terminals, 8-waveform rhythm library, and the "convert" feature for post-shock rhythm progression.
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AED Connection Interface The interface that connects the simulator to your clinical Powerheart G3 or G3 Pro AED's electrode port. Compatible across both supported G3 platforms.
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3-Lead Terminals (for G3 Pro Use) When connected to the Powerheart G3 Pro, the 3-Lead terminals enable demonstration of the Pro's ECG monitoring capability. Particularly useful for ALS training, paramedic recruit programs, and hospital code-team practice.
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Operator's Documentation Cardiac Science operator's guide for the G3 Simulator covering waveform selection, "convert" feature operation, 3-Lead monitoring setup with the G3 Pro, and connection procedures.
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Required But Sold Separately

A clinical Powerheart G3 or G3 Pro AED. The simulator requires your existing clinical AED to function. If you do not yet own a G3 or G3 Pro, see the standalone Cardiac Science Full-Size AED Trainer instead, which works on its own without needing a clinical device.

Compatible training/demo pads or interface cabling. Specific pad or cable requirements depend on your clinical AED model and the simulator's connection method. Contact Total AEDs at (855) 286-6384 before ordering to confirm you have everything needed for your specific G3 or G3 Pro deployment.

A CPR manikin and CPR training accessories. Standard adult CPR manikin sold separately from our CPR Manikins selection.

What is NOT in This Package

This simulator package does not include a CPR manikin, a clinical Powerheart G3 or G3 Pro AED (sold separately), batteries (the simulator typically draws power from the connected AED or has internal power; verify in operator's documentation), or a carry case. The simulator is an instructor-grade accessory intended for training programs, not a self-contained trainer.

Cardiac Science Powerheart G3 Simulator Specifications

Manufacturer

Cardiac Science (now a ZOLL Medical Corporation brand)

Model

Powerheart AED G3 Simulator with 3-Lead Terminals

SKU

9021-003 (primary; alt 9021-001)

Device Type

Hardware simulator accessory that connects to a clinical Powerheart G3 or G3 Pro AED

Compatibility

Cardiac Science Powerheart G3 AED + Powerheart G3 Pro AED ONLY. Not compatible with G3 Plus, FirstSave, FirstSave G3, or Powerheart G5.

Function

Generates simulated ECG waveforms that the connected clinical AED analyzes and responds to as if attached to a real patient

Waveform Library

Eight (8) named waveforms: VF, VT (fast and slow wide QRS), Normal Sinus Rhythm, Artifact, Asystole, SVT (slow and fast)

3-Lead Capability

Built-in 3-Lead ECG simulator with 3-Lead terminals; demonstrates ECG monitoring when paired with the Powerheart G3 Pro

"Convert" Feature

Allows a subsequent heart rhythm to display after a simulated shock is delivered (realistic post-shock rhythm progression)

Instructor Control

Manual selection of waveform, shock event timing, and post-shock rhythm conversion

Shock Delivery

The clinical AED does NOT deliver actual shock energy to the simulator (no chest impedance); the AED responds with the audio/visual shock-delivery sequence but no current flows

Permitted Use

Training purposes only. NOT intended for AED testing, calibration, or device verification (use authorized biomedical service tools for those purposes)

Power

Verify in operator's documentation; the simulator typically draws power from the connected clinical AED or has internal power for the rhythm generation circuitry

Target Audience

ALS training, paramedic recruit programs, hospital code teams, biomedical demonstration, advanced rescuer training, organizations with existing G3/G3 Pro fleets

Not Recommended For

Lay-responder Heartsaver classes (use standalone trainer instead), AED testing/calibration (use authorized biomed service tools)

Warranty

Limited manufacturer warranty against defects in materials and workmanship; contact Total AEDs at (855) 286-6384 for current warranty terms before purchase

FDA Status

Not applicable. Training accessory, not a regulated medical defibrillator. The clinical AED it connects to remains FDA-cleared.

Prescription Required

No (training accessory only)

G3 Simulator vs Full-Size Trainer vs ZOLL Simulator: Which Do You Need?

This page sits among three closely-related Cardiac Science / ZOLL training products. The decision tree depends on which clinical AED you own and whether you want to train on the actual device or on a separate replica.

Attribute	G3 Simulator (this product)	Full-Size AED Trainer (standalone)	ZOLL Simulator (for AED Plus/Pro/3)
Powerheart G3 Simulator	This product	-	-
SKU	9021-003	180-5020-301	8000-000925
Type	Simulator accessory	Standalone trainer	Simulator accessory
Requires clinical AED	YES (G3 or G3 Pro)	No	YES (AED Plus, Pro, or 3)
Compatible clinical models	Powerheart G3, G3 Pro	G3, G3 Plus, G3 Pro, FirstSave	ZOLL AED Plus, AED Pro, AED 3
Students train on real AED	Yes	No (replica)	Yes
3-Lead ECG monitoring demo	Yes (with G3 Pro)	No	No
Named waveforms	8 (VF, VT x2, NSR, Artifact, Asystole, SVT x2)	Multiple scenarios (not named individually)	Multiple shockable + non-shockable
Post-shock rhythm progression	Yes ("Convert" feature)	No	Verify in documentation
Best for	ALS training, biomed demos, G3 fleet drills	Lay-responder G3 classes (no clinical AED needed)	ZOLL fleet training and demos

Choose the G3 Simulator (this product) when: your organization owns clinical Cardiac Science Powerheart G3 or G3 Pro AEDs and you want students or technicians training on the actual production device; your program requires rhythm-recognition training (ALS, paramedic recruit, hospital code teams); you need 3-Lead ECG monitoring demonstration with a Powerheart G3 Pro; or you want realistic post-shock rhythm progression via the "convert" feature.

Choose the Cardiac Science Full-Size AED Trainer instead when: you do NOT own a clinical G3 or G3 Pro AED, you teach lay-responder Heartsaver-level classes that don't need ECG monitoring, or your training is on the G3 Plus, FirstSave, or FirstSave G3 (which this simulator doesn't support but the Full-Size Trainer does).

Choose the Powerheart G5 AED Trainer instead when: your organization deploys the newer Powerheart G5 platform (this simulator does NOT support G5).

Choose the ZOLL Simulator instead when: your organization deploys ZOLL clinical AEDs (AED Plus, AED Pro, or AED 3) rather than Cardiac Science Powerheart G3 units. Same simulator-accessory architecture, different ZOLL clinical platform.

If you are not sure which Powerheart platform you own: Check the front of your clinical AED. G3 and G3 Pro devices say "Powerheart G3" or "Powerheart G3 Pro" prominently. G3 Plus units say "G3 Plus" (and are NOT supported by this simulator). G5 units say "Powerheart G5" (also NOT supported). Call Total AEDs at (855) 286-6384 if your unit's labeling is unclear.

Setup and Classroom Use

The G3 Simulator is more setup-intensive than a standalone trainer because it integrates with your clinical AED. Initial setup takes approximately 20-30 minutes for instructors familiar with the Powerheart G3 or G3 Pro platforms; allow longer for first-time setup. Routine class-to-class setup, once the simulator is paired with a designated training AED, takes approximately 2-3 minutes.

Designate a dedicated training AED. Strongly recommended: pick one clinical Powerheart G3 or G3 Pro to be the dedicated training device that you connect the simulator to. Do NOT use your primary public-access or apparatus-deployed AED for training; the connection process exposes the device to handling stress that you don't want on your emergency-ready unit.
Verify compatible pads or interface cabling. Specific pad and cable requirements depend on whether you connect to a standard Powerheart G3 or to a G3 Pro (which supports 3-Lead monitoring). Review the simulator's operator's documentation for your specific clinical AED model before the first class.
Read the operator's documentation for waveform and convert-feature operation. Familiarize yourself with the 8 named waveforms and which clinical patterns each represents. Practice selecting waveforms and triggering the "convert" feature before students arrive. This is the most instructor-prep-intensive part of the setup.
Connect the simulator to the clinical AED. Plug the simulator's interface into the AED's electrode port. The clinical AED will recognize the connection. Verify the AED powers on and responds to simulator inputs by selecting a Normal Sinus Rhythm waveform and confirming the AED detects a non-shockable rhythm.
(G3 Pro only) Set up 3-Lead monitoring. If using the Powerheart G3 Pro, attach the 3-Lead terminals to demonstrate the Pro's monitoring capability. Apply training-grade lead wires to a CPR manikin or instructional setup; do NOT use clinical 3-Lead patient cables during training.
Pair with an adult CPR manikin. Place a standard CPR manikin on a firm surface. Apply training pads or demonstration interface to the manikin's chest in the standard adult placement positions.
Power on the clinical AED to begin the scenario. The student opens the AED cabinet and powers on the clinical device exactly as they would in a real rescue. The AED's actual voice prompts guide the student through the rescue sequence. The instructor uses the simulator controls to select waveforms and advance scenarios.
Use the "convert" feature for post-shock rhythm progression. When the student delivers a simulated shock, use the simulator to transition the displayed rhythm to a follow-up pattern (e.g., conversion from VF to organized rhythm after a successful shock, or persistence of VF requiring a second shock). This is the most realistic part of the simulation and worth teaching emphasis.
Disconnect the simulator after class. CRITICAL: when training is finished, disconnect the simulator from the clinical AED and return the AED to its normal deployment state (battery installed, clinical electrode pads inserted, cabinet ready, self-test passing). Never leave the simulator connected to an AED that needs to be emergency-ready. Document the disconnection in your AED inspection log to confirm the device is rescue-ready again.

Safety, Considerations, and Common Misuse

Never Leave the Simulator Connected to a Deployment-Ready AED The most important safety consideration with any simulator-accessory product: when training is finished, disconnect the simulator from the clinical AED and restore the AED to its emergency-ready state. The simulator is a training accessory and the clinical AED cannot function as an emergency defibrillator while the simulator is plugged in. Many programs use a dedicated training AED (separate from public-access units) to avoid any confusion about which AEDs are emergency-ready at any given time.
This Simulator Is for Training Only, NOT AED Testing or Calibration Per the manufacturer's explicit guidance, this simulator is intended for training purposes only, not for AED testing or verification. Do NOT use the simulator to validate that a clinical AED is functioning correctly for emergency deployment; that requires authorized biomedical service tools and procedures. Mixing training accessories with biomedical validation procedures can produce false-pass results on a clinical AED that has an actual defect.
You Must Already Own a Clinical Powerheart G3 or G3 Pro The simulator is a hardware accessory, not a standalone product. It has no value if you don't own a clinical G3 or G3 Pro AED to connect it to. If you accidentally ordered this simulator without owning a compatible AED, contact Total AEDs at (855) 286-6384 within the return window to arrange exchange (e.g., to the standalone Cardiac Science Full-Size AED Trainer instead).
This Simulator Does NOT Work with G3 Plus, FirstSave, FirstSave G3, or G5 Compatibility is strictly Powerheart G3 and G3 Pro only. Verify your clinical AED model before ordering. The Powerheart G3 Plus (despite the similar name) uses different connection architecture and is NOT compatible with this simulator. For G3 Plus or FirstSave training, use the standalone Full-Size AED Trainer. For G5 training, use the dedicated Powerheart G5 Trainer.
3-Lead Monitoring Demonstration Requires the G3 Pro Specifically The simulator's 3-Lead capability only works when paired with a Powerheart G3 Pro AED. The standard Powerheart G3 lay-responder unit does not include 3-Lead monitoring functionality. If your fleet is standard G3 (not Pro), the simulator's other features still work, but the 3-Lead demonstration is not available.
Not Recommended for Lay-Responder Heartsaver Classes The setup complexity and instructor expertise required to operate the simulator make it inappropriate for entry-level lay-responder classes (workplace Heartsaver, community CPR/AED). The 8 named clinical waveforms and 3-Lead monitoring demonstration target ALS and advanced rescuer audiences. For lay-responder training on the Powerheart G3 family, use the standalone Cardiac Science Full-Size AED Trainer instead.
Document Every Simulator Use on Your AED Inspection Log AED program managers should record every simulator session in the AED inspection log: which clinical AED was used, when the simulator was connected, when it was disconnected, who supervised the training, and confirmation that the AED was returned to emergency-ready status afterward. This documentation protects the organization in the event of a deployment failure and supports compliance audits.
The Clinical AED Does Not Deliver Actual Shock Energy During Simulation Because the simulator presents the clinical AED with simulated signals (no actual chest impedance from a patient), the AED does not discharge actual current when it appears to deliver a shock. The audio prompts, visual indicators, and shock-delivery sequence proceed exactly as in a real rescue, but no electrical energy reaches the simulator or any attached training accessories. This is the intended safety behavior; it does NOT indicate a malfunctioning AED.

Order with confidence. Free shipping on orders $149+ ground (shipping policy) and 30-day returns on unopened items (return policy). Call (855) 286-6384 with questions before you order, especially if you are unsure whether your clinical AED model is compatible with this simulator.

Cardiac Science Powerheart G3 Simulator FAQs

How do you use a Powerheart G3 trainer?

Note that this product is a SIMULATOR (a hardware accessory), not a standalone trainer. For the standalone Cardiac Science Full-Size AED Trainer, see its dedicated product page. To use this G3 Simulator: connect it via the interface cable to your clinical Powerheart G3 or G3 Pro AED's electrode port, select one of the 8 named ECG waveforms via the simulator controls, and trigger the rescue scenario. The clinical AED analyzes the simulated rhythm and responds with the same voice prompts and shock decisions it would use in a real rescue. The student opens the AED, attaches pads to a CPR manikin, follows the prompts, and presses the shock button when prompted. The instructor uses the simulator's "convert" feature to transition rhythms after each simulated shock. After class, always disconnect the simulator and restore the clinical AED to emergency-ready status.

What batteries does the Cardiac Science G3 simulator take?

The simulator typically draws power from the connected clinical Powerheart G3 or G3 Pro AED through the connection interface, or has its own internal power supply for the rhythm-generation circuitry. Specific battery requirements (if any) are documented in the simulator's operator's guide and depend on the unit's hardware revision. The clinical Powerheart G3 AED itself uses a 9146-302 Intellisense lithium battery; the G3 Pro uses a 9145-301 Intellisense lithium battery. These clinical batteries are separate consumables and are part of your AED's overall maintenance cycle, not the simulator's. Contact Total AEDs at (855) 286-6384 if you have specific power supply questions before ordering.

Are G3 training pads reusable?

The simulator interface and any training pads or cabling associated with it are designed for repeated training use. The actual clinical IntelliSense electrode pads used by the live Powerheart G3 family in emergency deployments are single-use sterile medical consumables and should NEVER be used during simulator-based training; doing so wastes a clinical-grade consumable that cannot be returned to your rescue cabinet. If you are using training-grade pads on a CPR manikin alongside this simulator, those reusable training pads typically last across many class cycles. Stock spare consumables from AED Trainer Accessories before they are urgently needed.

Does the Powerheart G3 simulator include a remote?

This simulator is controlled directly via its on-unit interface rather than via a separate wireless remote (unlike the standalone Cardiac Science Full-Size AED Trainer, which uses a wireless infrared remote). The instructor selects waveforms, triggers the "convert" feature, and controls scenario progression from the simulator hardware itself. This direct-control design is consistent with the simulator's professional/instructor audience: the instructor stays close to the simulator during scenarios to manage rhythm transitions in real time based on student technique.

How to change the language on a Powerheart G3 trainer?

Language selection on the clinical Powerheart G3 family is set during initial AED configuration or via the Cardiac Science AEDSafetrack Program Management software. The simulator itself does not change the AED's language; whatever language your clinical G3 or G3 Pro is configured to speak in is the language students will hear during simulator-based training. If your fleet includes G3 units configured in different languages, the simulator pairs with each AED in its native language. For language reconfiguration of the clinical AED itself, contact Total AEDs at (855) 286-6384 or refer to your Powerheart G3 user's manual. For multilingual training on a standalone trainer that supports seven languages, see the Cardiac Science Full-Size AED Trainer.

Does this simulator use the exact same voice prompts as the clinical Powerheart G3?

Yes, by design. The simulator works by feeding ECG waveforms into the clinical AED's analysis circuitry; the clinical AED itself produces the voice prompts you hear during training. Students hear the EXACT voice prompts they would hear in a real rescue on that specific AED, because the prompts come from the production AED hardware, not from the simulator. This is a meaningful advantage over standalone trainers that use recorded prompts which may differ subtly from the production device. The audio realism is one of the main reasons advanced training programs choose simulator-based training over standalone trainers.

How many training sessions can I expect from one set of reusable pads before they lose adhesion?

This question applies more to the reusable training pads used on the CPR manikin during simulator-based scenarios than to the simulator hardware itself. Training pads typically last across many class cycles before the adhesive backing wears out from repeated handling. Hard plastic manikin chests with smooth surfaces are easier on the adhesive than soft-skin manikins. For high-volume training programs (multiple classes per day), plan for pad replacement every few months. For occasional-use programs (weekly classes or less), the original pads can last several years. When pads stop adhering reliably to the manikin, replace them from AED Trainer Accessories.

Is the remote control included in the box, or is it a separate necessary purchase?

This simulator does not use a separate wireless remote control. Scenario and waveform control is handled directly on the simulator unit itself rather than through a remote. This is different from the standalone Cardiac Science Full-Size AED Trainer, which does include a wireless infrared remote. The simulator's direct-control design suits its professional-training audience: instructors typically stay near the simulator during ALS, paramedic, and biomed scenarios so they can adjust waveforms in real time based on student technique. No separate remote purchase is needed for this simulator.

Can the simulator be programmed to follow both the latest AHA and ERC guidelines?

The simulator's role is to generate the 8 named ECG waveforms and feed them to your clinical Powerheart G3 or G3 Pro AED. The clinical AED's analysis algorithm and voice prompts are what implement AHA or ERC guidelines, not the simulator. So the answer to this question depends on the firmware version of your clinical AED, not the simulator. Powerheart G3 units in current service typically reflect the AHA/ERC guideline cycle that was current at the time of their last firmware update. The 2020 AHA Guidelines are the current published version as of 2026 (with the 2025 update expected). Compression rate recommendations of 100-120 BPM are stable across the 2010, 2015, and 2020 AHA cycles. For specific firmware update availability for your G3 clinical AED, contact Total AEDs at (855) 286-6384 or contact Cardiac Science / ZOLL directly.

Does this unit require expensive proprietary batteries or standard alkaline ones?

The simulator itself is hardware-based and either draws power from the connected clinical AED or has internal power for the rhythm-generation circuitry. Specific battery requirements (if any) are documented in the operator's guide. There is no proprietary battery cost beyond what your clinical AED already uses for its normal operation (the IntelliSense lithium battery in the Powerheart G3 or G3 Pro, which is part of normal AED maintenance, not the simulator's responsibility). The simulator is not a recurring-battery-cost product.

How durable is the casing if it is dropped during a high-intensity training drill?

The simulator is built for instructor-grade use in training environments and handles routine handling between sessions. It is not a ruggedized field instrument, however, so treat it with care: avoid drops onto hard surfaces, protect the connection interface from bending stress, and store the device in a clean dry environment between sessions. For instructors who transport the simulator between multiple training sites, consider a soft equipment bag or hard travel case for protection (sold separately; Cardiac Science does not currently offer a branded carrying case for this specific simulator). With reasonable care, the simulator should provide many years of training service.

Training Program Considerations

The Cardiac Science Powerheart G3 Simulator serves training programs that operate at a more technical level than entry-level lay-responder classes. AED simulators and trainers are not regulated by the FDA and can be purchased and deployed freely; however, the program documentation requirements for the technical-training audiences this simulator serves are often stricter than for workplace responder programs.

ALS and Paramedic Recruit Training

The 8 named ECG waveforms (VF, VT, NSR, Asystole, SVT, Artifact) support rhythm-recognition curricula required for paramedic and advanced EMT certification. The "convert" feature lets instructors demonstrate realistic post-shock rhythm progression, important for ACLS protocol training. The 3-Lead monitoring capability with the G3 Pro adds another dimension to ECG education.

Hospital Code Blue Team Training

Hospital code response teams that use clinical Powerheart G3 or G3 Pro units benefit from simulator drills because team members practice on the exact device they will use in code blue events. The 3-Lead ECG demonstration via the G3 Pro supports advanced monitoring training that lay-responder trainers cannot replicate.

Biomedical Demonstration Use

Biomedical engineering departments that maintain clinical Powerheart G3 fleets can use the simulator to demonstrate AED operational behavior to staff in training. Important caveat: this simulator is NOT a biomedical testing or calibration tool; it is for training demonstrations only. Use authorized biomedical service tools and procedures for clinical AED validation.

American Heart Association (AHA)

AHA ACLS and BLS programs that include rhythm-recognition curricula benefit from the simulator's 8 named waveforms. The library covers shockable and non-shockable rhythms students need to recognize, supporting the rhythm-identification testing portion of advanced certifications.

Legacy Powerheart G3 Fleet Owners

Organizations that deployed Powerheart G3 or G3 Pro AEDs between 2003-2014 continue to maintain those clinical units even as newer AED purchases shift to other platforms. This simulator extends the useful training life of those legacy G3 deployments by enabling realistic responder drills on the actual production hardware.

Multi-Platform Training Organizations

For training programs that teach across multiple AED brands, pair this G3 Simulator with the Cardiac Science Full-Size Trainer (covers G3 family for lay-responder classes), the Powerheart G5 Trainer, the ZOLL Simulator for ZOLL clinical fleets, and the ZOLL AED 3 Trainer to cover the most-deployed AED families in the U.S. market.

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