Zoll Adaptor

Catalogue number 1005-0100, listed by Zoll Medical Corporation, United States, under Automated External Defibrillators (Non-Wearable). 3 manufacturers in China are registered for this product code.

Registry build 21.09.26
3manufacturers in China registered for this device type
1catalogue number
35510(k) clearances naming this product code
40recalls on this code

Who Else Makes It

All of them in Guangdong. 3 of them are registered as contract manufacturers, able to build to a buyer’s own specification.

Chinese manufacturers registered for FDA product code MKJ
Manufacturer City Province Registered as Device types
Amphenol Medical Technologies (Dongguan) Co., Ltd. Dongguan Guangdong Contract manufacturer 77
Amphenol Alden Products Company Shenzhen Guangdong Contract manufacturer 24
EMI (Dongguan) Asia Limited Dongguan Guangdong Contract manufacturer 9

Record

Regulatory record for Zoll Adaptor
Listed by Zoll Medical Corporation, United States
FDA product code MKJ
Device type Automated External Defibrillators (Non-Wearable)
Device class Class 3
Regulation 21 CFR 870.5310
Establishment Contract manufacturer, Specification developer, Repacker / relabeller, Complaint-file establishment, Manufacturer
Record published 2014-09-23
Record revised 2026-02-06 (version 5)

Specifications

Specifications
MRI safety Labeling does not contain MRI Safety Information
Prescription Prescription only
Label carries lot or batch number
Storage Storage environment atmospheric pressure from 0 KiloPascal; Storage environment temperature 0 to 0 °C; Storage environment humidity 0 to 0 % RH; Handling environment temperature 0 to 0 °C

Catalogue Numbers

Catalogue numbers for Zoll Adaptor
Catalogue number Size Status
1005-0100 In distribution

Same Product Code

Other products under the same FDA product code
Product Sold by Catalogue numbers
X Series Zoll Medical Corporation 862
E Series Zoll Medical Corporation 571
M Series Zoll Medical Corporation 219
R Series Zoll Medical Corporation 216
Lifepak® 15 monitor/defibrillator Physio-Control, Inc. 188
AED Plus Zoll Medical Corporation 124
Lifepak® 12 defibrillator/monitor Physio-Control, Inc. 122
Lifepak CR Plus and Lifepak Express defibrillators Physio-Control, Inc. 111
M Series Biphasic Zoll Medical Corporation 111
PadPro ConMed Corporation 96
R&D Batteries, Inc. R & D Batteries, Inc. 71
Lifepak® 20 and Lifepak 20e defibrillator/monitors Physio-Control, Inc. 59

Showing 12 of 312. All products under Automated External Defibrillators (Non-Wearable)

510(K) Clearances

FDA 510(k) clearances naming this product code
Clearance Decision date
K142915 2014-12-03
K141774 2014-11-19
K133484 2014-08-01
K122839 2012-12-13
K110978 2011-05-13
K110742 2011-04-13
K110526 2011-03-25
K091561 2010-09-23
K090989 2009-09-23
K081828 2008-12-09
K080903 2008-12-04
K072430 2007-11-06
K062537 2007-02-28
K062177 2006-12-13
K060559 2006-08-17
K051475 2005-06-24
K051076 2005-05-13
K042007 2005-04-07
K041892 2005-02-04
K042417 2004-10-05
K033474 2004-05-21
K032439 2003-11-05
K011541 2002-04-11
K011388 2002-03-25
K010257 2001-02-28
K993036 2000-02-28
K991556 1999-10-21
K990762 1999-09-03
K982992 1999-03-11
K972241 1998-03-16
K942344 1995-03-13
K942850 1995-02-10
K943698 1994-12-28
K932028 1993-10-08
K932931 1993-10-07

Recalls

23 of these are Class II. Class II means a temporary or reversible health consequence. Volume alone is not a quality signal: a manufacturer that ships more recalls more.

Recalls referencing this product code
Initiated FDA class Root cause Reason Quantity Closed
2025-02-13 Class II Unknown/Undetermined by firm The potential for devices to fail their self-test as a result of prolonged exposure to extreme environments (temperature and/or humidity). 73 units
2025-02-13 Class II Unknown/Undetermined by firm The potential for devices to fail their self-test as a result of prolonged exposure to extreme environments (temperature and/or humidity). 960 units
2025-02-13 Class II Unknown/Undetermined by firm The potential for devices to fail their self-test as a result of prolonged exposure to extreme environments (temperature and/or humidity). 1312 units
2025-02-13 Class II Unknown/Undetermined by firm The potential for devices to fail their self-test as a result of prolonged exposure to extreme environments (temperature and/or humidity). 8,744 units
2025-02-13 Class II Unknown/Undetermined by firm The potential for devices to fail their self-test as a result of prolonged exposure to extreme environments (temperature and/or humidity). 63,607 units
2025-02-13 Class II Unknown/Undetermined by firm The potential for devices to fail their self-test as a result of prolonged exposure to extreme environments (temperature and/or humidity). 7,221 units
2025-02-13 Class II Unknown/Undetermined by firm The potential for devices to fail their self-test as a result of prolonged exposure to extreme environments (temperature and/or humidity). 56,981 units
2025-02-13 Class II Unknown/Undetermined by firm The potential for devices to fail their self-test as a result of prolonged exposure to extreme environments (temperature and/or humidity). 2268 units
2024-05-31 Class II Use error G5 Semi-Automatic AED is shipped, with a protective film over its front panel, to protect the screen and
shock button from cosmetic damage during shipping. It has come to our attention that customers may not be removing the protective film
14885
2019-06-12 Class II Device Design There is a potential for the device to fail to deliver energy to the patient. 1,969
2019-06-04 Class II Process control Sub-supplier s documentation for specific Printed Circuit Boards (PCB) is insufficient to determine if the devices conform to specifications. 5 devices 2021-11-15
2017-08-04 Class II Process control A portion of one lot of ZOLL OneStep Complete Electrodes for adults will cause the defibrillator to deliver pediatric energy levels instead of adult energy levels when used with the ZOLL R Series Defibrillator. Defective electrodes will dis 3400 2018-08-31
2016-01-14 Class II Nonconforming Material/Component Defibrillation electrodes may increase electrical impedance over time. If impedance becomes too high, the AED will fail the electrode self-test and it will not be Rescue Ready, the AED STATUS INDICATOR will be RED and the AED will beep. Thi 10,943 2016-12-21
2014-09-16 Class II Material/Component Contamination Product sterility is not assured 237 cases (6/case) 2016-05-03
2014-09-16 Class II Material/Component Contamination Product sterility is not assured 41 singles 2016-05-03
2014-09-16 Class II Material/Component Contamination Product sterility is not assured 18 singles 2016-05-03
2014-09-16 Class II Material/Component Contamination Product sterility is not assured 193 cases (6/case) 2016-05-03
2014-08-26 Class II Process control Sterility of device is not assured 100 cases =600 units 2016-05-03
2014-08-26 Class II Process control Sterility of device is not assured 12 each 2016-05-03
2014-08-26 Class II Process control Sterility of device is not assured 198 cases 2016-05-03
2014-03-05 Class II Software design Defibrillator/Pacemaker/Monitor May Latch in a Continuous Device Reset Loop and cannot be used 3,169 units 2021-01-29
2013-03-12 Class II Nonconforming Material/Component Medsoultions4U Multi-Function Lifepak Electrodes, manufactured with an incorrect wire connector which could not interface with the defibrillators 30 cases (300 electordes) 2015-06-17
2012-08-16 Class II Process control Shipped with incorrect software 11 units 2012-09-19
2012-01-13 Not classified Process control The affected Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) contains a circuit board manufactured with a component that may fail unexpectedly due to a supplier manufacturing defect. If the component were to fail during a rescue attempt, the AED 11,019 units (6142 units in the US and 4877 units internatio 2013-09-27
2011-06-30 Not classified Device Design Cardiac Science Corporation (CSC) has identified two errors, 0x48 and 0x99, that have repeatedly occurred during a device self-test in the G3 installed base over the last 6 years. These self test errors cause the device to enter into a ser 195,739 units in US 2014-02-13
2011-06-29 Not classified Nonconforming Material/Component Cardiac Science Corporation (CSC) intent to end service support and discontinue accessory sales of Powerheart G2 Automated External Defibrillators. Customers are recommended to choose a replacement AED prior to the current AED displaying a 48,700 units (41396 units in US; 7304 units Internationally) 2011-12-20
2011-04-21 Not classified Software design Zoll E Series BLS Defibrillator may fail to auto charge and deliver energy 874 units 2014-01-23
2010-04-28 Not classified Nonconforming Material/Component Some units may be non-operational during a rescue, due to a defective PCB interconnect on traces connected to the reed relay. This will result in an inability to analyze the patient’s heart rhythm or deliver therapy during a rescue. 130 units 2011-12-08
2010-03-24 Not classified Software design Device issued Shock Advised message but failed to auto-charge the defibrillator. 1383 units 2014-01-23
2010-02-03 Not classified Nonconforming Material/Component A component of the AED device may fail during a rescue attempt and the AED will not be able to deliver therapy. 1 2011-12-08
2010-02-03 Not classified Nonconforming Material/Component A component of the AED device may fail during a rescue attempt and the AED will not be able to deliver therapy. 5104 2011-12-08
2010-02-03 Not classified Nonconforming Material/Component A component of the AED device may fail during a rescue attempt and the AED will not be able to deliver therapy. 1006 2011-12-08
2010-02-03 Not classified Nonconforming Material/Component A component of the AED device may fail during a rescue attempt and the AED will not be able to deliver therapy. 1 2011-12-08
2010-02-03 Not classified Nonconforming Material/Component A component of the AED device may fail during a rescue attempt and the AED will not be able to deliver therapy. 2640 2011-12-08
2010-02-03 Not classified Nonconforming Material/Component A component of the AED device may fail during a rescue attempt and the AED will not be able to deliver therapy. 1162 2011-12-08
2010-02-03 Not classified Nonconforming Material/Component A component of the AED device may fail during a rescue attempt and the AED will not be able to deliver therapy. 426 2011-12-08
2009-12-18 Not classified Other The K302 relay switch of the G3 series AED product line may experience an early failure. If the K302 contacts are open at the time of rescue, there is a possible delay in therapy or failure to deliver therapy. 332 units 2011-12-08
2009-11-13 Not classified Process control Potential for devices not to deliver therapy 45518 2014-10-24
2009-11-13 Not classified Process control Potential for devices not to deliver therapy 8488 2014-10-24
2009-11-13 Not classified Process control Potential for devices not to deliver therapy 4165 2014-10-24

PMA Approvals

A premarket approval is the full Class III route, granted on clinical evidence rather than on equivalence to an existing device. It is the highest regulatory bar a device of this type can clear.

FDA premarket approvals naming this product code
PMA number Decision Trade name Approved to
P160008 2026-05-07 HeartSine’s samaritan® Public Access Automated External Defibrillators (SAM 350P, SAM 360P and SAM 450P) and Accessories Heartsine Technologies, Ltd
P170018 2025-11-06 LIFEPAK® CR2 Automated External Defibrillator Physio-Control, Inc.
P160032 2025-07-03 Defibtech Lifeline; Defibtech Lifeline AUTO; Defibtech Lifeline VIEW; Defibtech Lifeline VIEW AUTO; Defibtech Lifeline E Defibtech, LLC
P210015 2025-01-29 Avive Automated External Defibrillator (AED) System Avive Solutions Inc
P200005 2024-01-09 TZ Medical Defibrillation Electrodes, Accessory Cables, and Connectors TZ Medical, Inc.
P200007 2023-06-23 HeartSync Multifunction Disposable Single-Use AED Defibrillator Pads Graphic Controls D.B.A. Vermed
P200004 2022-06-16 ConMed PadPro Multifunction Electrodes ConMed Corporation
P160012 2021-07-08 Infant/Child Reduced Energy Defibrillation Electrodes Physio-Control, Inc.
P160033 2021-06-14 Powerheart G5 AED Zoll Medical Corporation
P190013 2021-02-02 AED Battery Exchange (Models 9146-ABE, G5-ABE, 5070-ABE, FR3-ABE) AED Battery Exchange, LLC
P180028 2020-08-22 HeartStart FRx Defibrillator Philips Medical Systems Technologies Ltd
P190007 2020-08-07 Cardinal Health Multifunctional Defibrillation Electrode Cardinalhealth
P160022 2020-06-11 X Series and Propaq MD Zoll Medical Corporation
P160015 2020-06-05 AED 3 Defibrillator with Uni-Padz Zoll Medical Corporation
P160028 2020-05-11 Philips HeartStart FR3 Defibrillator Philips Medical Systems Technologies Ltd
P160026 2020-02-13 LIFEPAK Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) Physio-Control, Inc.
P160034 2019-08-20 Powerheart® G3 Pro AED Zoll Medical Corporation

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Where China Actually Supplies

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5,100manufacturers registered in China
2,581device types they are registered for
340,248device records, each naming its maker
31provinces with a registered manufacturer