Jeevtronics is a social + technology venture. We have developed the world’s first dual powered bi-phasic defibrillator (SanMitra 1000 HCT). This works directly on AC mains as well as on a built-in hand cranked generator.
No more worrying about dead batteries or power cuts! Being a “battery-less” device, it needs no battery replacement ever. Saves you lots of money over 10 years! Hence its total cost of ownership is 1/7th to 1/13th that of the competition.
Expect more “world’s 1st” type of devices from us!
Problem:
India’s death rate due to Sudden Cardiac Arrest is 3 to 4 times that of developed countries. Yet the availability of defibrillators required in hospitals and ambulances is extremely low. Primary reasons are 1. Lack of reliable electricity 2. Lack of affordability 3. Poor quality refurbished devices and 4.High cost of battery replacement.
Solution: Jeevtronics SanMitra 1000 HCT will significantly improve access to defibrillators in all low and middle income world, which do not have reliable electricity.
Patented technology. Sharp end user insights combined with strong IP positions Jeevtronics as a great defibrillator company.
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It’s pleasure to inform you that on 5th January we saved life 78 year old female suffering from cardiac arrest due to acute myocardial infarction by using synchronised shock with your Jeevtronics SanMitra 1000 HCT Defibrillator
This is to inform you that / as with the machine (defib ) we have saved a 70 year female patient with VTach arrythmia by giving a shock with your defibrillator.
Thanks for making a machine system which is colour coded.
Easy for every staff to learn and conducting timely training sessions for the staff.
This is to inform you that we have saved a 78 year male patient suffering from Vtach arrhythmia by giving shock with your SanMitra 1000 HCT defibrillator.
It has tremendous potential in Lower-Middle Income Countries (LMIC). I feel that we should do a pilot field trial to assess its ease of use and effectiveness.
In view of no cost for battery, it will have a positive influence in making defibrillator availability in India and in many places including ambulances at lower costs.
Good effective simple device that addresses a gap that does exist in the field.
This product may have a great opportunity in football when we don’t have immediate access to power or close to an outlet. In the ball fields, it would be very beneficial. This device could be a supplemental device not a replacement.
