We are Integrity Health & Safety - an Indigenous-owned, paramedic-led workplace health and safety supplier. Supply Nation certified and members of the Australian Sudden Cardiac Arrest Alliance. We stock defibrillators we would trust in a real emergency.
A home defibrillator is a Publicly Accessible Defibrillator (PAD) intended for domestic use. The Elliot is designed so any household member can use it, regardless of medical knowledge. Every purchase also funds our Social Impact Commitment: scholarships for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander nurses in First Aid, CPR, immunisation and leadership.
Our Supply Nation certification and membership of the Australian Sudden Cardiac Arrest Alliance position us to advise home buyers with the same rigour we bring to enterprise clients. We are also on SA's Whole of Government Defibrillator Panel.
Home Defibrillator We Recommend
The Elliot home defibrillator weighs less than most paperback books and fits in any kitchen cupboard, bedside drawer or hallway shelf. Its Duracell CR123 batteries last three years in standby.
HeartHero Elliot Home Defibrillator
$1,395.00
The Elliot home defibrillator measures 16 cm x 15.5 cm x 4.3 cm and weighs 680 g - designed to live in a kitchen cupboard, car glovebox or bedside drawer. Four CR123 Duracell batteries power up to 20 shocks from a single set. The HeartHero App monitors battery and pad status remotely. Six-year warranty.
Why theElliot home defibrillatoroutperforms heavier alternatives
Around 25,000 Australians suffer a cardiac arrest outside hospital each year - and most of them happen at home. A dedicated home defibrillator on the shelf means your family does not have to wait for an ambulance or find a public unit in a crisis.
A home defibrillator from Integrity Health & Safety gives you:
Protection where cardiac arrest most often strikes
Most cardiac arrests happen at home. The Elliot's four CR123 Duracell batteries last three years in standby, so it is always ready - even if it sits on a shelf for an extended period.
Simple enough for any family member
The Elliot's red activation handle is intuitive enough for any family member to use in an emergency. Voice prompts guide every step. A built-in metronome sets the CPR compression rate. No medical knowledge needed.
App monitoring so you always know it is ready
The HeartHero App monitors battery and pad status remotely and alerts you when maintenance is due. The Elliot also performs daily self-checks automatically - no manual inspection schedule required.
Compliance support
From 1 January 2026, SA private sector workplaces are required to have a defibrillator. The Elliot home defibrillator also meets this standard for home-based businesses registered as workplaces under SA legislation.
Competitive Pricing
The Elliot home defibrillator costs $1,395 with free shipping. Unlike public defibrillators, it is always in your home, always ready, and always accessible to the people who matter most. Pad and battery life keep running costs minimal.
How to choose the right home defibrillator
The right home defibrillator is the one that fits your space and your household. The Elliot's dimensions (16 cm x 15.5 cm x 4.3 cm) and weight (680 g) mean it does not need a dedicated cabinet - any shelf or drawer works.
For household use where size, simplicity and long battery life matter: the HeartHero Elliot. 680 g. Automated self-tests. 3-year battery standby.
The Elliot home defibrillator runs daily automated self-checks so you never have to wonder if it is ready. Four Duracell CR123 batteries last three years in standby - no annual replacement schedule needed.
The HeartHero App lets household members share access to the Elliot. Everyone with the app can see the device status, its location and receive alerts - useful for families who split time across more than one property.
Not sure whether a home defibrillator is right for your household? Our team includes intensive care paramedics. We will advise on placement, maintenance and training at no cost.
In line with our commitments towards Indigenous enterprise engagement we selected Integrity Health & Safety to supply our defibrillators. Their professional advice, fast service and competitive pricing made the decision easy. The portable units have been rolled out across our sites without a single issue.'
- National Procurement Manager, Confirmed AED Purchaser
Frequently asked questions
How do I know the Elliot is ready to use at home?
What is the shelf life of the Elliot's electrode pads?
Is a home defibrillator legal to own in Australia without a medical licence?
Where is the best place to keep a home defibrillator?
Does the Elliot support paediatric use for home settings?
The Elliot performs a daily automated self-check of battery and pad status, and a full functional test every month. If anything needs attention, the HeartHero App sends a push notification. A green indicator in the app confirms the device is rescue ready. No manual checks required.
The Elliot's electrode pads have a total shelf life of 5.5 years - one year of storage life before deployment and 4.5 years once installed in the device. The HeartHero App monitors pad condition continuously and will send an alert before expiry. No manual tracking is required.
Yes. Defibrillators are legal to own and use in Australia without a medical licence, prescription or certification. The Elliot is listed on the TGA's Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods. Any adult can purchase one and keep it at home. No ongoing registration or reporting is required.
Store the Elliot somewhere every adult in the household knows about and can reach quickly - a kitchen shelf, hallway cupboard or near the front door are all good choices. Avoid locations with prolonged exposure to direct sunlight or extreme heat. The Elliot's IP66 rating means a small amount of moisture or dust will not affect it.
Yes. The Elliot supports paediatric use for patients under 25 kilograms. Press the child button before placing the pads to switch to 50-joule paediatric mode. The voice prompts and pad placement guidance also adjust for a child patient. One device covers all members of a household, including children.
Talk to one of our paramedic-led specialists today
Whether you want one Elliot home defibrillator for your household or are assessing options for multiple family properties, our team will help you make the right choice. Free advice, free familiarisation, free shipping.
Training and Assessment is delivered on behalf of Healthcorp RTO and ABC First Aid RTOID number 3399
Property Council of Australia Health & Safety Partner QLD, NSW and SA
Australian Sudden Cardiac Arrest Alliance
Training and Assessment is delivered on behalf of Healthcorp RTO ID number 91222 and ABC First Aid RTO ID number 3399 Health & Safety Partner QLD, NSW and SAAustralian Sudden Cardiac Arrest Alliance
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