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Pulse4all

A defibrillator that is always ready for you
Feeling safe for a fixed amount per month

20/02/2026

❤️‍🩹 Throwing away a perfectly working AED halfway through its life is not only costly, but also a huge waste of materials and resources!

👉 Because Pulse4all professionally maintains and monitors every AED, the devices can be deployed safely until the true end of their lifespan, instead of being replaced prematurely.

🤔 Many providers advise replacing an AED after just 8 years, even though devices, especially Philips models, have an average technical lifespan of around 14 years.

By choosing Pulse4all, you help to:
🌍 Reduce electronic waste
🔧 Extend product lifespan through proper maintenance and smart checks
💰 Avoid unnecessary new production, saving materials, energy, and your budget
🔄 Ensure responsible recycling or reuse when a device actually reaches end-of-life

Pulse4all’s maintenance-first approach means each AED is deployed as long as it remains technically reliable, not just as long as the factory warranty lasts. This makes the subscription model not only convenient, but also significantly more sustainable compared to traditional ownership.

17/02/2026

“I saw how the ambulance personnel gave her a shock with an AED and thought: this is something I want to be able to do too.”

That’s how Sebastiaan describes what stayed with him after his mother suddenly suffered a cardiac arrest two years ago.

He watched the ambulance team deploy an AED on her and that moment left a lasting impression.
💙 Thankfully, she survived, but the experience changed Sebastiaan.

He decided to take action by following a CPR course and taking out an AED subscription through Pulse4all.
Sebastiaan also signed up with HartslagNu , the Dutch national alert system that notifies trained volunteer responders when someone nearby suffers a cardiac arrest, so help can arrive before the ambulance.

👥 Since then, he has already been called out a few times, even though he hasn’t had to deploy his AED yet.

🤍 He reflects honestly: you have to dare to step forward in situations like this and when the moment comes, he does.

⏱️ What happened made Sebastiaan take preparation seriously, knowing how quickly situations like this unfold.

14/02/2026

❤️ Love is… taking care of each other’s heart. ❤️
Not just today, but in the small, everyday ways: checking in, showing kindness and creating spaces where people feel safe and supported. 💛

At Pulse4all, we believe that caring for one another also means being ready for the unexpected. An AED nearby is one of those quiet acts of responsibility that says: “I’ve got you.”

This Valentine’s Day, here’s to stronger communities, safer places and looking out for the people who give our lives meaning.

A steady heartbeat, shared. ❤️

12/02/2026

💚Founder Story | Meet Peter 👋 : ''As a 10-year-old boy, I collected books to send to Suriname. I saw something and instinctively felt: I want to help.''

Years later, Peter became treasurer of a foundation supporting young people in the care system. He supported children’s projects in India, including the Rainbow Project, which helped over 100,000 children living in private orphanages. He watched doctors perform 500 cleft lip surgeries in just one week.

“Time and time again, I felt the same: I want to do something. I want to care. That instinct is now the foundation of Pulse4all.”

At Pulse4all, caring for each other means taking full responsibility. For every AED we deliver. Making sure it works. That maintenance is handled. That pads are replaced after use. That support is there if an AED is stolen or damaged. And that everything is managed sustainably and circularly.

“In this industry, I see things that honestly shock me, especially when it comes to the maintenance of AEDs.”

So we choose to do things differently.

“If you hang an AED on the wall, it should work. Period.”

We’re part of a broader shift: from ownership to access. From “you deal with it” to “we’ve got it covered.”

“Taking care of others has always been part of who I am.”

09/02/2026

❤️‍🩹 Every year more than 8 million people around the world face a sudden cardiac arrest. 🌎
👉 These aren’t distant numbers, they’re neighbours, colleagues, teammates and loved ones.

⏰ When someone has a sudden cardiac arrest, the heart can no longer pump blood effectively and without a defibrillator to help restore its rhythm, survival chances decrease by about 7–10% with each passing minute.

After several minutes without oxygen, the risk of serious injury increases.
Early action and quick access to a defibrillator can make a real difference.

🔍💬 Awareness brings us together and helps us protect each other.

03/02/2026

👉 “Knowing we have this brings peace of mind.”
That’s exactly why we do what we do.

Whether it’s for an event, volunteering, or everyday safety, everyone deserves to feel prepared, supported and never alone in an emergency.

Thank you for trusting us and being part of our community!

29/01/2026

Behind this photo is a shared belief.
🤝 Saving lives should be easier, simpler and within everyone’s reach.

📢 Every day, our team works to raise awareness around AEDs, support communities and help more people feel prepared.

🏘️ Because safer communities don’t happen by chance, they are built with care, commitment and heart.

Pulse4all is here for you.

27/01/2026

⚡Did you know 60% of AEDs inspected aren’t ready when they’re needed? 😕

Many fail because of poor maintenance, expired batteries, or pads. That’s why we offer service-included AEDs: always checked, always ready, always reliable. 💚

When every second counts, don’t leave it to chance.

23/01/2026

💚 Ria’s story shows how suddenly life can change, even on holiday.

During a stay in Spain, her partner suffered a cardiac arrest in hospital. He survived thanks to fast medical care, but the experience deeply impacted them both and made them realise how fragile those moments are.

🧘‍♀️Because of that moment and knowing it can happen without warning, they decided to get an AED. They chose Pulse4all not just for its compact size and regular checks, but for the peace of mind it brings.

“But the most important thing is that it works when it matters, so you don’t stand there with empty hands and can do something.”

Now they travel with it, feel safer in their community and know they can act if it ever happens again. ❤️

10/05/2025

Bystanders who would want to perform CPR do not need a training, but guts

There is still a persistent misconception about CPR that bystanders can only help if they have received CPR training. That is not true. People only need guts. They need to dare to pick up an AED, and the device itself then helps them through all the steps.

Every day in the Netherlands, around 40 people suffer a cardiac arrest: simply on the street, in the supermarket or on the sports field. Waiting for professional help then takes too long. The idea that a course is needed to be able to resuscitate therefore throws up a dangerous barrier that costs lives unnecessarily. Bystanders can make the difference: not by their diplomas, but by their courage to act.

Not acting is the biggest risk

Too often people think: ‘I'm not trained, so I'm not allowed to do this.’ But in cardiac arrest, not acting is the biggest risk. AEDs are very easy to operate. The device tells in words exactly what steps the helper should take: it analyses, administers the shock, tells when and at what rate chest compression should be given.

The belief that training and practice are needed first keeps life-savers on the sidelines. Anyone can use an AED. Healthcare providers, AED providers, first aid organisations, initiatives like HeartbeatNu and the government therefore need to clearly communicate this message: CPR with an AED takes guts, not training.

06/05/2025

At Pulse4all, we’re dedicated to ensuring businesses like The Basement Gym never have to worry about their AED. We take full responsibility for its maintenance, so they can stay laser-focused on running their gym and training their fighters. With us, their AED is always fully functional—because when seconds count, reliability is everything.

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