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Defibrillators in Redbridge

In Redbridge the SOS DAE map lists 12 defibrillators (AEDs), 11 of them available 24/7. For each one: where it is, when it is open, and the link that opens the map right there.

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AEDs
12
Available 24/7
11
With opening hours
92%

Where the defibrillators in Redbridge are

Always-available ones first, then those with the most information.

  1. outside Gants Hill Library, Cranbrook Road

    Always available (24/7) · Outdoors · OpenStreetMap

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  2. Ekota

    Always available (24/7) · Outdoors · OpenStreetMap

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  3. AED

    Always available (24/7) · Outdoors · OpenStreetMap

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  4. AED

    Always available (24/7) · Outdoors · OpenStreetMap

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  5. AED

    Always available (24/7) · Outdoors · OpenStreetMap

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  6. AED

    Always available (24/7) · Outdoors · OpenStreetMap

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  7. AED

    Always available (24/7) · Outdoors · OpenStreetMap

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  8. AED

    Always available (24/7) · Outdoors · OpenStreetMap

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  9. AED

    Always available (24/7) · Outdoors · OpenStreetMap

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  10. AED

    Always available (24/7) · Outdoors · OpenStreetMap

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  11. AED

    Always available (24/7) · Outdoors · OpenStreetMap

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  12. At Reception on wall near lift

    Opening hours not given · Indoors · OpenStreetMap

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Someone has collapsed and is not breathing?

  1. Call 999 and put the phone on speaker.
  2. Start chest compressions straight away, in the centre of the chest, 100–120 a minute.
  3. Send someone for the nearest AED: it switches on and tells you what to do.

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Data: OpenStreetMap. OpenStreetMap data © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL licence. Areas assigned using boundaries from geoBoundaries gbOpen GBR ADM2 (licenza della fonte, vedi geoboundaries.org). Updated September 19, 2026. This data is not official: always check on site.