Hamilton Medical REF 369108 Lithium-ion(LI-ION) Rechargeable Battery 10.8V Space Part， C1 , T1 Monitor Part

 Hamilton medical REF 369108 Lithium-ion(LI-ION) rechargeable battery 10.8V space part C1 , T1 monitor part

Core Function: Medical-Grade Critical Backup Power

REF 369108 represents Hamilton Medical’s proprietary lithium-ion power solution engineered for its ventilator series. As an essential energy component for life-support systems in ICUs, emergency departments, and patient transport, its primary function is to deliver uninterrupted respiratory support during:

Intra-hospital critical patient transfers (e.g., ICU to operating/imaging suites)

Inter-facility medical transport (ambulances, helicopters, rescue vessels)

Unexpected power disruption events (facility outages or natural disasters)

Regulatory Compliance: Certified under ISO 13485 for medical device quality systems and IEC 60601-1 for electrical safety in healthcare environments.

Technical Specifications Analysis

Electrical Properties

Nominal Voltage: 10.8V DC (3-cell Li-ion series configuration)

Typical Capacity: ≥3000mAh (refer to unit labeling)

Energy Density: ≥32.4Wh (industry-leading performance)

Electrochemical System

Lithium-ion (Li-ion) chemistry

Advantages: Zero memory effect, low self-discharge (<3%/month), operational range: 0°C to 45°C

Physical Design

Mass: Approximately 500g (optimized weight)

Dimensions: Proprietary housing ensuring secure insertion

Durability Metrics

Cycle Life: ≥500 full discharges (≥80% capacity retention)

Service Life: 3–5 years (usage-dependent)

Integrated Battery Management System (BMS)

Continuous cell voltage/temperature monitoring

Six-tier protection: Overcharge/over-discharge/short-circuit/over-current/over-temperature/cell balancing

Communication: SMBus protocol transmitting real-time state-of-charge (%), remaining runtime (min), and state-of-health (SOH) to ventilators

Device Compatibility

Exclusively designed for Hamilton ventilator platforms, including:

Critical Note: Use with non-approved devices may cause operational failure or safety hazards. Always verify compatibility using equipment manuals.

Clinical Advantages

Enhanced Emergency Response

Seamless power transition: Activates within 0.3 seconds during AC power loss (meets AARC clinical standards).

Extended operation: Supports ≥4 hours of continuous Hamilton-C1 operation (standard mode).

Safety Engineering

Medical-grade cells: Sourced from automotive-tier suppliers (e.g., Panasonic/Samsung SDI), UN 38.3 certified.

Predictive alerts: Ventilator displays "Replace Battery" warnings upon capacity degradation.

Operational Efficiency

Rapid recharge: Hamilton fast-chargers (e.g., REF 360050) achieve 0→100% in 2 hours.

Hot-swap capability: Supports in-operation replacement without therapy interruption.

Operational Protocols

Mandatory Procedures:

Charging

Use Hamilton-approved chargers only (Input: 100-240V AC; Output: 12.6V DC)

Maintain 40–60% charge during long-term storage

Maintenance

Perform full discharge cycles monthly (calibrates charge indicators)

Clean contacts with anhydrous ethanol (prevents oxidation)

End-of-Life Management

Replace when runtime decreases >30% or "Battery End of Life" appears

No disassembly permitted: Dispose via medical waste handlers (WEEE-compliant)

Prohibited Actions:

Substitution with third-party batteries

Storage/charging in >50°C environments

Electrical modifications (series/parallel connections)

Deployment Scenarios

Case 1: Neonatal Air Transport

DRF Luftrettung (Germany):

Deploys Hamilton T1 with REF 369108 batteries in helicopters

Dual-battery rotation enables 6-hour intercontinental transfers

Real-time runtime monitoring prevents power loss

Case 2: Hospital Emergency Preparedness

ICU Protocol (Mayo Clinic):

Three batteries per ventilator (active + backup + charging rotation)

Weekly capacity verification with service logs

Annual scheduled replacement

Procurement & Support

Authenticity Verification: Laser-etched REF 369108 and Hamilton logos on housing

Supply Channels: Hamilton-authorized distributors (e.g., Cardinal Health, Maquet)

Service Terms: 12-month limited warranty (requires medical device registration)