Robust battery for Philips HeartStart FR2, FR2+ AED defibrillator

High-quality lithium-manganese battery for Philips / Laerdal HeartStart defibrillators

Since every minute counts during a resuscitation, medical facilities and public places such as authorities, sports facilities or shopping centers cannot do without them: Automated external defibrillators (AED) can resuscitate people in cardiac arrest. Our robust battery for the Philips HeartStart FR2, FR2+ AED defibrillator, with its long service life, optimum fit and energy, ensures that the shock generators work reliably in an emergency. And at a significantly lower price than the original manufacturer's battery.

The MB900 lithium-manganese battery from Axcom is compatible with the Philips / Laerdal FR2 and FR2+ AED defibrillators. It is equipped with high-quality battery cells and very precisely manufactured, ensuring absolute compatibility and a long service life of around 4 years.

Technical data:

OEM no.: M3863A, M3860A, M3840A, M3841A, M3860A, M3861A
Type: Lithium-manganese (LiMnO2), non-rechargeable
Voltage: 12V
Capacity: 4,200mAh
Dimensions: 172x65x35 mm
Weight: 0.3 kg

Your advantages at a glance:

• Robust workmanship for a long service life
• Better price-performance ratio than the original battery
• High-quality cells
• Declaration of conformity included

What can I use the lithium-manganese battery for?

The MB900 battery is compatible with the Philips / Laerdal AED defibrillators FR2 and FR2+ (OEM no.: M3863A, M3860A, M3840A, M3841A, M3860A, M3861A). It is easy to install and does not need to be charged.

How long can the battery be stored and how long does it last?

The battery can be stored for 5 years and has a service life of 4 years.

What other advantages do Axcom batteries for defibrillators offer me?

Our batteries for defibrillators offer you the highest quality at an optimum price-performance ratio. Our trained staff will be happy to advise you and are of course also available for technical support and service after your purchase.

Please note: A common problem with older FR2 defibrillators (10+ years) is that a newly fitted battery drains completely within a very short time. The device is then beyond repair.