How long are Cardiac Science AED batteries good for?

4-year
The Cardiac Science Intellisense Lithium Battery is used in the Powerheart G3 models. This non-rechargeable lithium battery has an estimated 5-year shelf life (from date of manufacture), and a 4-year full operational replacement guarantee from date of installation. It will operate up to 290 shocks at full charge.

What kind of batteries does an AED use?

The AED Plus® defibrillator is powered by Duracell type 123 lithium batteries, which are available from retail outlets and last for five years. Find the battery you need for your defibrillator or other ZOLL device. You can also contact Customer Service at [email protected] or by calling 800-348-9011.

What is an AED battery?

AED batteries are crucial components of your AED that must be kept fresh. As with all battery-powered electronics, as the AED battery ages, it’s ability to power the AED declines. This can result in a non-functional AED in an emergency.

How often do AED batteries need to be replaced?

every 2-5 years
The lifespan and cost of an AED battery are some of the most important things to know if you are looking to purchase an AED. In general, to ensure your device is properly maintained, an AED’s battery needs to be replaced every 2-5 years, but the specific lifespan of the battery varies across different AED models.

How often should you replace your AED?

eight years
The Department of the Army Technical Bulletin (TB MED 7) lists life expectancy of a defibrillator at eight years. Manufacturers also determine to discontinue products when parts may become obsolete and are no longer available for service and repairs.

Do AEDs have lithium batteries?

Most AEDs use lithium batteries, which generally have a longer lifespan than other battery chemistries.

How many batteries does an AED have?

ten
The Zoll AED Plus takes Duracell Type 123 Lithium Batteries which are packaged in a set of ten (10) batteries. The Duracell batteries have a five (5) year expiration date while the device is in stand-by mode and a shelf life of ten (10) years.

How many batteries does an AED take?

Can you recharge AED battery?

When an AED is in a high-use environment, battery drain can be significant. In this scenario, recharging is more practical, efficient, environmentally friendly, and cost-effective than replacing a non-rechargeable battery on a monthly basis!

Where is the AED battery expiration date?

Expiration dates can also be found on the back of your AED battery. Typically, an AED battery will have three dates printed on it: a manufactured-by date, an install-by date, and an expiration date. An AED battery should be used within five to seven years of its manufacturer date.

Why are AED batteries so expensive?

How much does an AED battery cost? Most AEDs use lithium batteries, which generally have a longer lifespan than other battery chemistries. Nearly all AED devices have NON-rechargeable batteries, and therefore require their batteries to be replaced at regular intervals (yes, this can become expensive!).