Defibtech Lifeline 9v Lithium Battery
- 9v Lithium Battery
When you’re looking to stay on top of your defibrillator maintenance, one of the first components that has to be regularly checked is the battery pack.
As one of the most important elements of the defibrillator, having a working battery is a necessity if you need to use the defibrillator to help save the life of someone who has suffered a cardiac arrest.
Battery features
- Full battery powers the ‘Active Status’ indicator to show first responders that the defibrillator is rescue ready
- For use with the Defibtech Lifeline range of defibrillators
- Enables the AED daily, weekly and monthly test functions to be carried out
- Battery life is approximately 12 months
More Information
If you would like to learn more about the 9V Lithium Battery for use with the Defibtech Lifeline range, then our defibshop team is here to help.
Call us on 0161 776 7422 and we’ll ensure you find the right products to suit your budget, requirements and environment.
| MDR Approved | Yes |
|---|---|
| Defib Brand | Defibtech |
| FDA Approved | Yes |
| Dangerous Goods | No |
Where can I get a 9 volt battery?
At defibshop, we stock the Defibtech Lifeline 9v Lithium Battery available to order online. With our free delivery service, you should receive your new battery within 3-5 working days (subject to lead times and delays). As part of our defibrillator maintenance contracts, we send you helpful reminders to replace your pads and batteries before your current ones expire, helping you keep on top of maintenance and ensure your AED is always ready for an emergency.
How many mah in a 9 volt battery?
The Defibtech Lifeline 9v Lithium battery typically offers a capacity of 1200 mAh (1.2 Ah). It has a battery life of approximately 12 months, before which time it’s important to replace the battery with a new one to ensure optimal performance. This is of course unless your defibrillator returns a battery error during a self-test, in which case a replacement may be required sooner if there is an internal fault.
