AED / AUTO Battery
We have several battery options available for our Lifeline AED and Lifeline AUTO models. These are available in standard and high-capacity.
The lifesaving ability of an AED relies on our specialist defibrillator batteries, designed to provide enough electrical charge to operate efficiently for up to 7 years.
Defibrillation is the only definitive treatment for cardiac arrest, so having access to the right batteries is essential. Our Defibrillator Batteries provide a vital connection between your AED and the person who needs it most.
We have several battery options available for our Lifeline AED and Lifeline AUTO models. These are available in standard and high-capacity.
Replacement battery packs for our Lifeline VIEW, Lifeline ECG or Lifeline PRO. These packs are available in standard capacity.
Powered by lithium, our AED batteries have a long-lasting charge capability of between 1.5 years up to 7 years, depending on the model chosen. This ensures that all defibrillators can be used in most settings and deliver up to 300 shocks.
Our batteries are made with the highest-grade materials, ensuring maximum performance and reliability, with high-capacity options operating for up to 16 hours.
The benefits of an AED battery include: – Easy installation – High performance and reliability – Long-lasting charge of up to 7 years – Safe and dependable service – Cost savings over the life of the product.
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All AED batteries come with a 4-year warranty as standard
We specialise in world-class defibrillator technology. Our friendly team is on hand to provide tailored advice on defibrillator selection and which batteries to choose for your device.
Please see the most commonly asked questions regarding our defibrillator battery packs.
The defibrillator battery type you choose depends on the location and usage of your AED – Economy batteries last for around three years. In contrast, High Capacity batteries can last about seven years. It’s impossible to put the wrong battery into a defibrillator as it will not fit.
When browsing our range of defibrillator batteries, you’ll see compatible AED models included on each listing – but you can contact us for support at any time if you’re unsure.
The lifespan of defibrillator batteries depends on which you choose. Our defibrillator batteries come in three variations – Economy, Standard capacity and High Capacity. They can last for up to seven years, although replacement time depends on how often the defibrillator has been used.
The smart technology in Lifeline defibrillators will let you know when the battery needs to be replaced. Defibrillator batteries are not rechargeable, so it’s important to be aware of battery lifespans and replacement timescales.
Like any other electronic device, the batteries within a defibrillator will only deliver enough energy to keep them running for a certain amount of time. After several years and/or uses, the battery is no longer fit for purpose and will need to be replaced.
No – Lifecare defibrillator batteries are specifically designed for use with Defibtech Lifeline defibrillators. Our AED batteries are specially designed for each machine and are not interchangeable, so be sure to check your defibrillator model before purchasing.
No – due to the nature of the requirement, Lifecare AED batteries are designed to be used just once and can be relied upon to maintain adequate charge throughout their lifetime without the need to rely on regular recharging. Once used, defibrillator batteries cannot be recharged and should be disposed of responsibly.
AED batteries are classed as WEEE (Waste Electrical or Electronic Equipment) and should be properly disposed of according to Waste Battery Regulations. The most environmentally friendly option is to send used defibrillator batteries to be recycled. You’ll find collection points and services throughout the UK for used battery recycling – check that your old batteries are compatible first. They’ll be processed at a specialist plant, and the parts will be repurposed where possible. Other waste products will be safely and responsibly disposed of according to regulations.
We can deliver defibrillator batteries anywhere within the United Kingdom, including the Channel Islands, via tracked courier service.