Philips HeartStart FR3 Re-Cored AED Battery Specifications:

• Model: FR3-ABE FDA Approved
• Version: Non-Rechargeable - Re-Cored
• Battery Chemistry: Lithium Magnanese Dioxide (LiMnO2)
• OEM Part No# 989803150161
• Volts / Amps: 12 V / 4.7 AMPS
• Watt Hour Capacity: 56.4 W-Hr
• Weight: 0.65 lbs
• Warranty: 4 Year
• Estimated Shelf Life: 5 years
• Battery Specifications and Installation Guide
• User Responsibility: User must assure contacts remain free of contamination

Are AED Battery Exchange (ABE) re-celled packs different from Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) packs?

There are no differences in functionality, life, or warranty between ABE re-celled and OEM packs. The FDA has determined that they are substantially equivalent and granted ABE clearance for re-celling. The only differences are in price and labeling. ABE begins with the original, expired battery pack. Cells are replaced with OEM cells, electronics are reset as applicable, blemishes are polished out, packs are relabeled, and finally, thorough testing and inspection is conducted.

FDA Approved:

AED batteries are classified as Class III devices by the FDA and therefore AED batteries cannot be re-celled without FDA approval. In addition, all AED battery packs must be tested in accordance with the United Nations of tests and criteria in order for any transportation.

ESG Solutions:

The volume of plastic from disposed of AED batteries in the U.S. each year is approximately equivalent to that of 2.3 million water bottles! The non-discharged hazardous waste is nearly 200 tons. Save a life – kill the planet? Now you can do your part by returning cores and purchasing re-celled batteries.

Compatibility:

The FR3-ABE is indicated for use with the Philips™ HeartStart™ FR3, models 861388 and 861389

CERTIFICATIONS AND CLEARANCES:

• FDA: Class III Medical Battery Manufacturing Facility - 21CFR820
• United States Code of Federal Regulations: CFR 49 (Transportation) including United States Testing (UN38.3), CFR 21 (Food and Drug)
• ISO Standards: 13485

Charge Time: The FR3 Quick Shock feature allows a shock to be delivered within eight seconds, typical, following the prompt ending a CPR protocol using a new battery. From shock to shock, the FR3 takes less than 20 seconds, typically, including analysis using a new battery. After 15 shocks using the same battery, the FR3 takes less than 30 seconds from analyzing to ready-to-shock. After 200 shocks using the same battery, the FR3 takes less than 40 seconds from initial power-on to ready-to-shock.