Primedic HeartSave myPAD Battery
With a 5-year standby life, this battery for use with the HeartSave myPAD range will give you complete peace of mine as well as ensuring your ongoing costs stay low.
- Primedic HeartSave Battery
- up to 5 years
Suitable for use with the Primedic myPAD range of defibrillators
What's included?
- 1 x Primedic HeartSave myPad Battery
More information
For further information about this product, get in touch with a member of our team on 0161 776 7422.
| MDR Approved | Yes |
|---|---|
| Defib Brand | Primedic |
| Battery Life | Up to 5 years |
| FDA Approved | No |
| Dangerous Goods | Yes |
What is the Primedic HeartSave myPAD battery?
The Primedic HeartSave myPAD is a non-rechargeable battery designed for the Primedic HeartSave myPAD defibrillator. It is responsible for powering the device, providing the energy needed to deliver a life-saving electrical shock in a Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA).
Which defibrillators is the Primedic HeartSave myPAD battery compatible with?
The Primedic HeartSave myPAD battery is compatible with any model from the new HeartSave myPAD range. This includes the Core and Connect specs, both semi and fully-automatic, though it is not compatible with any other Primedic defibrillator.
How long does the Primedic HeartSave myPAD battery last?
The Primedic HeartSave myPAD battery comes with an expiry of five years. Before this time, it is important to replace the battery to ensure continued optimal performance and emergency preparedness. Note that if a self-test returns a battery error, it will need to be replaced as soon as possible to ensure your myPAD defibrillator remains operational and ready for use.
How to keep the Primedic HeartSave myPAD battery in good condition
Keeping the Primedic HeartSave myPAD battery in good condition is straightforward, with the device performing regular checks of all components. To keep your battery in good condition, avoid removing and reinserting the battery regularly. This prompts a self-test which, while offering a way to check your defibrillator’s overall condition, also uses up battery capacity every time. It is better to let your defibrillator perform its self-tests regularly according to its programmed schedule. That way, you can check its condition and health without using up capacity unnecessarily.