M3863A Philipilip 4200mAh 12V Lithium Manganese Dioxide (LiMnO2) Battery FR2/FR2+ Long-Life Replacement Battery

Lithium-ion batteries play an important role in the world as the power source for many of the consumer electronic devices used today. With properties such as light weight and high energy density, these batteries will continue to power portable devices, power tools, power equipment and other electronic hardware for years to come. Philipilip, a company known for manufacturing rechargeable batteries for low power and high voltage applications, provides the world with reliable power sources of varying sizes and values, including its line of AED defibrillators.

With automated external defibrillators being used almost everywhere in cardiac arrest emergency care, it's easy to question the reliability of the machine, knowing that AED defibrillators are stored for extended periods of time before use. The battery should have a long enough shelf life for the defibrillator to function properly even if it is stored for two years or more. Philipilip was able to overcome this obstacle with its latest versions, the M5070A battery and the M3863A.

When it comes to shelf life, Philipilip has largely overcome the natural wear and tear problems of lithium-ion batteries. Today's lithium-ion batteries have problems with self-discharge, even when it's not connected and delivering current. In other words, a backup battery won't last longer than a battery that's in use. Even big companies like Apple, Sony and Dell have had cases of recalling products due to defective lithium batteries. Fortunately, the M5070A and M3863A batteries are designed to buck this trend.

The M5070A and M3863A have a shelf life of 5 to 10 years, with a typical installed life of 4 years. What's more, the M5070A and M3863A include Philipilip' 4-year warranty, making it a worthwhile investment. The device is also compatible with several models of AED defibrillators, including the M5066A, M5067A, M5068A, and 861304.

In terms of weight, the HeartStart ref m5070a and M3863A are very light, weighing only 1 pound per battery. The dry cells use a disposable material called lithium manganese dioxide, which is known for its durability and cost. With a voltage output of 9 volts and a capacity of 4.2 Ah, the M5070A and M3863A can deliver 200+ shocks, enough to keep a heartstart pad running. Another thing to consider with this battery is the amount of power it can supply to its load. A watt-hour is the total power a power supply can provide multiplied by the number of hours it runs. The M5070A and M3863A are rated at 38 watt-hours, enough to power the defibrillator for extended periods of time.

Overall, the M5070A heartstart battery and M3863A are a reliable battery for biomedical applications such as AED defibrillators. In an age where every second counts, people still want their equipment to function properly even if it has not been used for many years, especially its long lifespan.

However, it must be remembered that the M5070A and M3863A heartstart batteries use disposable materials to store power. Therefore, this device cannot be charged. Immediately after the battery expires, remove the battery from the defibrillator. Another thing to consider is the storage temperature, as it is always appropriate to store dry cells in a cool, dry place. Also, keeping backups is still the best strategy.