Tell us about an AED

Every AED you report can help someone nearby. You do not need to know everything — tell us what you can, and we will follow up if something is missing.

Where is the AED?

This is the one thing we really need. Tap the map to drop a pin, then drag it to be exact.

Island

Tap the map to place a pin.

Address

Street and town, if you know it.

Enter coordinates manually

Latitude

Longitude

The place

What would you call this AED?

For example “AED — Kralendijk Health Centre”.

Business or organisation name

The business name may be shown publicly Recommended — it helps people find the AED. Uncheck if the owner would rather stay anonymous.

Where exactly should someone look?

For example “in the lobby, on the wall left of reception”.

Getting to it

This decides whether the map shows the AED as freely available or with limited access.

Can anyone reach it?

How does someone get in?

Shown publicly. For example “ask at the security desk”.

Reachable 24 hours a day

Opening hours

Days left empty are treated as closed.

The device itself

Brand

Model

Suitable for children?

Expiry dates

Usually printed on the device or the pads packet. Without these we cannot say for certain that the AED is ready to use, so the map will show it as incomplete.

Battery expires

Pads expire

Last inspected

Photos

Optional, but a photo makes an AED far easier to spot in a hurry. We check every photo before it appears on the site.

About you

Never published

So we can check details with you if something is unclear. Your name and contact details are never shown on the map.

Your name

Phone

Information completeness

I confirm this is true to the best of my knowledge I understand this information may be published on the public map once an administrator has approved it, and that my own contact details will not be.