Grainger Defibtech - Lithium Battery Pack 12V, Rechargeable For Lifeline AED 38N655 - 38N657
- Has a standby life (installed in the unit) of 5 years, 125 defibrillation shocks, or 8 hours of continuous operating time
- Includes a 9V Lithium battery
Specifications
| Stock Number |
1016223 |
| Manufacturer # |
38N657 |
| Brand |
Defibtech |
| Manufacturer |
Grainger |
| Country of Origin |
Unknown |
| Application |
Lithium Battery Pack |
| For Use With |
For Lifeline AED 38N655 |
| Specifications |
12V, Rechargeable |
What Our Experts Think
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Reliable Power Source – Ensures consistent and long-lasting performance for Lifeline AED devices.
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Rechargeable Convenience – 12V lithium battery reduces downtime and replacement costs.
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High-Capacity Performance – Designed to meet emergency readiness standards with reliable energy output.
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Easy Installation – Seamless compatibility with Defibtech Lifeline AED units for quick replacement.
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Essential for Emergency Preparedness – Ideal for hospitals, offices, schools, and public safety programs.
Q&A
Q: What is this product used for?
A: A rechargeable lithium battery pack designed for the Defibtech Lifeline AED.
Q: What is its voltage?
A: 12V.
Q: Is it rechargeable?
A: Yes, it is a rechargeable battery pack.
Q: Which AED model is it compatible with?
A: Specifically designed for the Defibtech Lifeline AED (38N655).
Q: How long does it last?
A: Battery life depends on usage; refer to manufacturer guidelines for specific runtime details.
Q: Where is it commonly used?
A: Ideal for hospitals, emergency response teams, schools, and workplaces.
Maintenance Tips
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Regular Charging: Recharge as recommended to ensure readiness for use.
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Inspection: Check for swelling, leaks, or corrosion; replace if damaged.
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Storage Conditions: Keep in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture.
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Usage Monitoring: Follow manufacturer guidelines for lifespan and replacement schedule.
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Proper Installation: Ensure secure connection in the Lifeline AED for reliable performance.
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