Philips HeartStart FR3 Replacement Defibrillator Battery
This defibrillator battery is designed specifically for use with the Philips HeartStart FR3 defibrillator. It can be purchased as either a spare battery to be used if your current one expires or fails to work for any reason, or as a replacement battery when your existing battery expires or the defibrillator has been used.
Ensuring your defibrillator has a battery with enough power to enable the device to deliver a shock is an essential part of defibrillator maintenance and ensures your workplace or community is protected with life saving equipment.
The Philips HeartStart FR3 battery has the capacity to provide up to 300 shocks or 12 hours of continuous pateitn monitoring to help you keep your defibrillator rescue ready. The FR3 AED continously monitors battery status and provides a clear low battery warning when replacement is required.
Key Features
- Genuine replacement battery for the Philips HeartStart FR3 Defibrillator
- High-performance, non-rechargeable lithium battery
- Delivers up to 300 shocks or 12 hours of patient monitoring
- Easy to install with no specialist tools required
- 5-year (60-month) shelf life from the date of manufacture
- Up to 3-year (36-month) standby life once installed
- Suitable as a replacement or spare battery
- AED provides automatic battery status monitoring and low battery alerts
- Disposable at the end of its service life
Technical Specifications
- Product: Philips HeartStart FR3 Replacement Battery
- Compatibility: Philips HeartStart FR3 Defibrillator
- Product code: STJFR3BAT
- Manufacturer part numbers (MPN): H60011
- Battery Type: Non-rechargeable Lithium
- Shock Capacity: Up to 300 shocks
- Monitoring Time: Up to 12 hours
- Shelf Life: 60 months from manufacture
- Standby Life: Up to 36 months after installation
- Rechargeable: No
- Colour: Black
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Dimensions: H68mm, W98mm, D48mm
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Weight: 500g
Why should you replace your defibrillator battery?
A defibrillator is designed to deliver a potentially life-saving shock when someone suffers a sudden cardiac arrest. When sudden cardiac arrest strikes, you only have minutes to act. Imagine going to grab your defibrillator, only to find that the battery has expired and it won't be able to deliver a shock.
Replacing the battery either when it's expired or when the defibrillator has been used and the battery has been depleted, ensures your device is always ready to deliver a shock.
Read more in our blog: When should I replace the batteries in my defibrillator?
Browse our full range of replacement defibrillator batteries here or, if you'd like further advice and guidance on choosing the right product for your needs, please contact our customer service team.