TAG True AED GPS Tracking Through TrackMyAED

TAG You’re It!

Introducing True AED GPS Through TrackMyAED

An AED can only help when people can find it. TAG brings true AED GPS location intelligence into TrackMyAED, helping organizations know where their devices are, recognize movement and respond when an AED leaves its assigned location.

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Your AED should be ready and where you expect it to be

Most AED programs answer an important question: Is the device rescue ready? TAG adds another question that matters just as much: Is the AED where it is supposed to be?

An automated external defibrillator may be fully maintained, properly stocked and within its service life, but it cannot support a cardiac emergency if it has been moved, misplaced or removed from its designated location. TAG is built to close that visibility gap. Connected through TrackMyAED, TAG adds true GPS-based location intelligence to AED program management so organizations can move from periodic location checks to a clearer, more current view of their fleet.

The launch message is simple and memorable: TAG, You’re It. Every AED that matters should be identifiable, visible and easier to find. Do not just have an AED. TAG it.

What is TAG for AEDs

TAG is a rugged location-tracking device designed for AED fleets. It helps authorized program managers monitor an AED’s location through the TrackMyAED dashboard. The system is designed to support accurate indoor and outdoor location tracking, custom geofences, motion alerts and a theft recovery mode. With an IP68 rugged and weatherproof design, global deployment readiness and no complex IT setup, TAG can support organizations ranging from a single campus to a national multi-site fleet.

TAG is not a replacement for AED inspections, responder training or a complete AED management program. It strengthens those programs by adding location awareness. TrackMyAED can organize device records, locations, expiry information and readiness activity; TAG adds a new layer of insight by helping show where the physical AED is located.

Why true AED GPS changes the standard

Traditional AED records often depend on a fixed address, room number or cabinet assignment. Those records tell you where an AED should be. TAG helps authorized users understand where the device actually is.

That distinction becomes important when AEDs are used at an incident, temporarily relocated during construction, transferred between vehicles, moved during an event or removed without authorization. A custom geofence can define the area in which an AED is expected to remain. If the device moves outside that boundary, a motion or location alert can help the responsible team investigate sooner.

For organizations with many locations, the operational value can be significant. Instead of relying entirely on calls, spreadsheets or site-by-site searches, program managers can use one connected view to support faster follow-up and stronger accountability.

Built for the places where AEDs serve

TAG is designed for real-world AED programs in multi-site enterprises, utilities, construction operations, manufacturing facilities, municipalities, EMS and field environments, schools, universities and corporate campuses. These environments differ, but they share one challenge: equipment moves, people change roles and records can fall behind.

A durable, deploy-once approach helps reduce that burden. TAG offers up to 10 years of battery life, depending on configuration and use, allowing organizations to add long-term location visibility without creating another frequent maintenance task. Its rugged IP68 design supports demanding environments, while its zero-IT-setup approach is intended to make deployment practical for teams that need results without a complicated infrastructure project.

TAG it Track it Find it

TAG IT. Attach TAG to the AED or its approved carrying solution and associate it with the correct device record and assigned location.

TRACK IT. View authorized location information through TrackMyAED, establish a geofence and use alerts to identify unexpected movement or location changes.

FIND IT. When an AED is relocated, misplaced or potentially stolen, use the available location information and theft recovery tools to guide an appropriate response.

The result is a more connected AED program: readiness information and location intelligence working together in one management experience.

A stronger question for every AED program

Buying an AED is the beginning of an emergency preparedness program, not the end. The device must remain visible, accessible, maintained and assigned to the right place. As AED fleets become larger and more distributed, location accountability should become part of the readiness conversation.

Ask your organization two questions: Is every AED rescue ready? Can we quickly confirm where every AED is? TrackMyAED helps answer the first. TAG helps strengthen the answer to the second.

TAG, You’re It. Do not just have an AED. TAG it. TAG IT. TRACK IT. FIND IT.

Frequently asked questions

What is TAG true AED GPS?

TAG is a rugged AED location-tracking system connected to TrackMyAED. It is designed to provide authorized users with location intelligence, geofencing, motion alerts and theft recovery support.

Does TAG replace TrackMyAED?

No. TAG works through the TrackMyAED ecosystem. TrackMyAED supports AED records and readiness management, while TAG adds location visibility for the physical device.

Can TAG track AEDs indoors and outdoors?

TAG is designed for accurate indoor and outdoor location tracking. Actual performance can vary with building materials, signal conditions, installation and configuration.

How long does the TAG battery last?

TAG is designed for up to 10 years of battery life, depending on device configuration, reporting frequency, network conditions and use.

Who should use AED GPS tracking?

Organizations with one or many AEDs can benefit, especially multi-site companies, municipalities, schools, EMS services, utilities, construction firms, manufacturers and corporate campuses.

Take the next step

Ready to make location part of AED readiness? Contact AED4Life about adding TAG true AED GPS through TrackMyAED to your organization’s AED program.