MEDICAL EQUIPMENT BATTERIES

AED & Defibrillator Replacement Batteries

BATTERY MATCHING NOTES

Matching a defibrillator or AED battery

Defibrillator and AED battery selection should begin with the exact device model and the battery reference specified for that configuration. Similar-looking packs may be rechargeable or non-rechargeable, may use different contacts, and may have different service-life or status-indicator behavior.

Check the device service documentation and local maintenance procedure before purchase or installation. The product image is useful for confirming shape and contacts, but it does not replace a complete match of the part number, electrical specification, chemistry, revision, and expiration or manufacture-date requirements.

Details to verify

  • Exact AED or defibrillator model, configuration, and software or hardware revision
  • Battery part number and whether the specified pack is rechargeable or non-rechargeable
  • Voltage, chemistry, rated capacity, contacts, keying, and pack condition
  • Manufacturer maintenance interval, status test, storage, and date requirements

Read the AED and defibrillator battery guide Request a compatibility check

Common questions

Are rechargeable and non-rechargeable AED batteries interchangeable?

No assumption should be made. Use the battery type and part number specified for the exact device configuration and follow its service documentation.

Does a matching connector prove compatibility?

No. Packs can share a similar contact layout while differing in chemistry, voltage, electronics, keying, or supported device revision.

What checks are needed after replacement?

Follow the equipment manufacturer’s installation, self-test, inspection, and maintenance procedure. Record the replacement and any required date information under the facility’s process.

Equipment-maker names and part numbers identify reported applications only and do not imply affiliation or endorsement.

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