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Defibrillators in Sandwell

In Sandwell the SOS DAE map lists 9 defibrillators (AEDs), 8 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
9
Available 24/7
8
With opening hours
89%

Where the defibrillators in Sandwell are

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

  1. Attached to the front of "Hope Place" building to the right of the main entrance (doors on the right)

    Always available (24/7) · Outdoors · OpenStreetMap

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  2. Side Elevation of Co-Op Funeral care Building on the corner of High Street and Temple Street

    Always available (24/7) · Outdoors · OpenStreetMap

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  3. Mounted to outside of Langley Park Lodge next to main entrance.

    Always available (24/7) · Outdoors · OpenStreetMap

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  4. coop store

    Always available (24/7) · Outdoors · OpenStreetMap

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  5. Mounted to fence at left of gate

    Always available (24/7) · Outdoors · OpenStreetMap

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  6. Left of main entrance doors

    Always available (24/7) · Outdoors · OpenStreetMap

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  7. front of building, left hand side

    Always available (24/7) · Outdoors · OpenStreetMap

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  8. AED

    Always available (24/7) · Outdoors · OpenStreetMap

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  9. On the front exterior wall to the right side of the main entrance

    Opening hours not given · Outdoors · 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.