This AES kit complies with the requirements of the Order of April 20, 2026, relating to the equipment of ambulances.

The AES kit is designed to protect oneself and provide treatment in the event of exposure to blood or biological fluids.

AES: Blood exposure accident.
AERV: Viral risk exposure accident, encompassing contamination accidents related to biological fluids or other vectors.

The BURNKIT (BRN) is a first aid kit designed to provide the necessary equipment for the initial management of burns. Compact and comprehensive, it includes specific burn dressings, soothing gels, protective devices, and medical consumables to facilitate initial care

This BURNKIT includes the items compliant with the new requirements set out by the decree of April 20, 2026: 

x2 Burncare burn dressings 10x10cm
x2 Burncare burn dressings 20x20cm
x1 Burncare burn gel spray tube 50ml
x1 Eye wash bottle - sterile 0.9% saline solution 100 ml
x1 Sterile simple sheet 75 x 90 cm
x1 Sterile burn sheet 150 x 200 cm

Your kit also includes:

x10 Sachets of 2 sterile non-woven dressings 7.5x7.5cm
x5 Sachets of Burncare burn gel 3.5g
x2 Cotton and polyamide stretch gauze bandages individually packaged 4 m x 10 cm
x1 MEDITULLE sterile fat dressing 10 x 10 cm
x5 Single-dose saline 5 ml
x2 Pairs of nitrile examination gloves
x1 Survival thermal blanket 

Compliant with ARS requirements, this complete kit is specially designed to equip ambulances and VSLs. It includes all the first aid and hygiene equipment necessary to ensure the safety of the patient and healthcare staff. Compact, practical, and ready to use, it meets the standards in force for medical transport services.

In compliance with the national framework agreement of 29/07/2025 (Annex 2) linking taxi companies to the national health insurance scheme, this kit makes it possible to respond to emergencies that may occur during a journey: illness, minor injury, cut or minor accident.

Since 1 November 2025, the new national framework agreement for taxis (approved by the decree of 29 July 2025, published in the Official Journal on 8 August 2025) requires every contracted taxi company to keep a first aid kit on board that complies with Annex 2 of the model agreement.

Essential for passing the taxi driver exam and the CPAM inspection.

Space optimization, ergonomic conditions for emergency personnel and patients, as well as maximum safety and technology requirements: the WAS 500 RTW ambulance, based on a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, combines proven quality standards with innovative assistance and control solutions.

The patient compartment offers an ideal hygienic working environment as well as enough space to perform treatment ergonomically and safely. Smart systems such as the WAS Smart Control information screen with extensive display and assistance functions, as well as integrated oxygen and patient status monitoring, improve transparency and ease of use during interventions.

Cabinets with rounded edges as well as illuminated handles facilitate the daily work of emergency service personnel. The vehicle concept is complemented by well-thought-out solutions such as the electric locking system, the robust and easy-to-repair bodywork, as well as the WAS Lift Assist for the ergonomic loading and unloading of a stretcher.

The integrated WAS warning system, offering high lateral and frontal visibility, forms the basis of the WAS box design and guarantees even greater road safety.

CASPE Lease & Sale offers a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter with 223,000 km, 163 hp, running on diesel. The vehicle was converted by the coachbuilder WAS. 

This vehicle requires a heavy goods vehicle license.

This lithium battery is required for the proper operation of the ZOLL AED 3 Defibrillator. Battery shelf life: store for a maximum of 2 years at 23°C before installing it in the AED 3 to preserve the indicated service life.
When new, the defibrillator battery has a service life of 5 years