Defibtech Lifeline Semi/Auto Deluxe Pelican Case

The Defibtech Lifeline Deluxe Pelican Case is the premium hard case option for the standard Lifeline AED (semi or fully automatic). Built to Pelican-spec — the same case standard used by military, search-and-rescue, and broadcast media — the high-impact ABS shell with custom-fitted bodily-fluid-resistant foam insert delivers the highest level of protection available for AED transport in harsh environments.

Key Features

• Pelican-spec hard case construction — military and search-and-rescue grade.
• High-impact ABS plastic shell — survives drops, vibration, environmental stress.
• Custom-fitted foam insert — bodily fluid-resistant, AED-shaped.
• Designed for the most demanding environments: marine, mining, emergency vehicle, military.
• Compatible with standard Lifeline AED (semi-auto and fully-auto).

Specifications

• Material: Pelican-spec ABS plastic with custom fluid-resistant foam
• Compatible with: Defibtech Lifeline AED (DCF-E110, DCF-E130EN)
• Environment: Marine, military, mining, emergency response, search-and-rescue
• Protection level: Premium — higher than standard hard case

When to spend the extra for Pelican

Choose the Deluxe Pelican Case when your AED operates in environments where a standard hard case isn't enough — long-distance marine vessels, helicopter or boat crash kits, military and tactical first response, mining sites with heavy machinery vibration. For routine workplace or vehicle transport, the standard hard case is sufficient and saves about AU$245.

Frequently Asked Questions

Pelican vs standard hard case — what's the practical difference?
Pelican-spec cases are tested to higher impact, vibration, and water-resistance standards. The price reflects the engineering — for casual vehicle or marine use, the standard hard case is fine. For genuinely harsh deployment (open ocean, helicopter rescue kit, military), Pelican is the right choice.

Will my AED battery last as long inside this case?
Yes — the case is for transport/storage protection. The AED's internal battery and self-test schedule are unaffected.

Is it airline-cabin safe?
Generally yes for cabin baggage with the AED inside. Always declare medical equipment when checking in. Bring documentation showing TGA approval.