Emerg-A-Center On The Go! AED & First Aid Safety Mobile Bag

What comes in the Emerg-A-Center On The Go! bag?

The kit includes four emergency response tools in a single portable backpack: (1) HeartSine Samaritan PAD 350P AED with adult PAD-PAK, carry case, and data port; (2) an OSHA and ANSI-certified first aid kit with bandages, first aid cream, and organized wound care supplies; (3) a class ABC fire extinguisher at 2.5 lb suitable for wood, plastic, liquid, and electrical fires; and (4) a flashlight. An instructional safety video is also included.

What color options are available for the Emerg-A-Center On The Go?

The kit is available in red (SKU: EMC-OTG-1) and blue (SKU: EMC-OTG-2). The black backpack version shown in some older product images has been discontinued by the manufacturer in favor of the more popular red and blue colors. Both color variants contain identical contents.

Is the HeartSine 350P in this kit compatible with pediatric patients?

The 350P included with this kit comes equipped with the adult PAD-PAK (battery + electrode pads). Pediatric capability is available via the separate pediatric PAD-PAK accessory, which can be purchased and stored in the backpack alongside the adult PAD-PAK. For facilities or events where children are regularly present, having a pediatric PAD-PAK on hand is strongly recommended. When the pediatric PAD-PAK is installed, the 350P automatically delivers age-appropriate reduced energy levels.

What type of fire extinguisher is included and what fires can it handle?

The kit includes a class ABC fire extinguisher at 2.5 lb. Class A covers ordinary combustibles (wood, paper, fabric, plastics); Class B covers flammable liquids (gasoline, oil, grease); Class C covers energized electrical equipment fires. This tri-class rating makes it appropriate for the vast majority of fires encountered in public buildings, offices, sports venues, and outdoor events — the same types of environments where the AED and first aid kit are most likely to be needed.

What makes this kit better than maintaining separate AED, first aid, and fire suppression equipment?

For mobile and event-based deployments, the integrated backpack format eliminates the need for multiple stationary installations. A single responder can carry the entire suite of emergency equipment to any location — whether patrolling an outdoor event perimeter, staffing a mobile command post, or conducting a workplace safety inspection. The portable format also ensures all tools are co-located and immediately available when an emergency occurs, rather than requiring multiple responders to retrieve equipment from separate wall-mounted locations.