Currently Empty: $0.00
-6%
OEM Defibtech Lifeline AED Battery – Model DCF-210 / DBP-28007-Year Shelf Life from date of installation Compatible with Defibtech Lifeline AED (DCF-100 series)FDA-Approved & authorized for public, workplace, and home AEDsFREE – Fast shipping from AEDLand, trusted AED supplier since 2012
-17%
Product Highlights:
100% Genuine OEM Defibtech Part: Factory-direct replacement (SKU: DCF-200 / DBP-1400). We never sell re-celled or aftermarket batteries.
Includes 9-Volt Lithium Battery: Comes complete with the required 9V DAC-410 battery pre-installed to power your AED's daily self-tests.
Fast & Free Shipping: In-stock and ships free so you ...
-19%
Authenticity: 100% Genuine OEM Defibtech Lifeline View Battery.
Part Numbers: Exact replacement for DCF-2003 and DBP-2003.
Lifespan: 4-Year standby life with guaranteed fresh expiration dates.
Compatibility: Designed ONLY for Lifeline VIEW, PRO, and ECG models.
✅ In Stock & Ships Free from the Midwest
-9%
✅ IN STOCK & SHIPS FREE TODAY
OEM Part # DCF-2013 / DBP-2013 (Genuine Defibtech)
Aviation Certified: Fully FAA TSO-C142 Compliant.
Lifespan: 4-Year Installed Standby Life.
Compatibility: Fits Defibtech Lifeline VIEW, ECG & PRO ONLY.
Warning: Will NOT fit the original yellow Lifeline AED.
🛡️ Authorized Defibtech Distributor
✈️ FAA Approved
⚕️ FDA Cleared
The Only AED That Actually Helps You During CPR
The ZOLL AED Plus features exclusive Real CPR Help® technology, providing real-time feedback on the depth and rate of chest compressions. It is the most durable and cost-effective AED on the market for long-term ownership.
✅ Free Shipping Included
✅ 5-Year ...
$198.99
Buy Now
-23%
Save $40+ and stop the beeping. This is a complete set of 10 Genuine Duracell Ultra Lithium batteries for the Zoll AED Plus.
Compatibility: Zoll AED Plus & AED Pro
Replaces: Part # 8000-0807-01
Life: 5 Years (Installed)
Includes: 10x Duracell 123A Lithium Batteries
Shipping: ✅ Fast & FREE
New OEM Powerheart AED G3 Battery
Authorized Powerheart Distributor
4 Year Manufacturer Warranty
Free Shipping
$469.99
Buy Now
-20%
Condition: New OEM Cardiac Science Replacement Battery (REF 9146-302)
Warranty: 4-Year Manufacturer Operational Warranty
Compatibility: Powerheart G3 AED models manufactured after April 12, 2004
Chemistry: Non-rechargeable Lithium Sulfur Dioxide (Li-SO2)
-57%
Premium Replacement Battery for Powerheart G3 AEDs.
Replaces Part: 9146-302 (Type 9146)
Condition: 100% Brand New Cells (Not Recelled/Refurbished).
Performance: Matches or exceeds OEM specifications.
Warranty: Full 4-Year Performance Guarantee.
Safety: FDA Cleared & ISO 13485 Certified Manufacturing.
Compatibility: Fits all Powerheart G3 9300 and 9390 series AEDs (Yellow & ...
- 1
- 2
Showing 1–9 of 17 results
AED Replacement Batteries (Factory Fresh)
Is your AED beeping? It’s time for a new battery.
The #1 reason AEDs fail during an emergency rescue is a depleted battery. We carry fresh-dated OEM replacement batteries for every major defibrillator manufacturer. Don’t risk a third-party or refurbished battery—protect lives with authentic factory replacements.
🔍 Fast Finder: Shop Defibrillator Batteries by Brand
Select your AED manufacturer to find the correct replacement battery pack:
|
Philips HeartStart » (OnSite, Home, FRx, FR2, FR3) |
ZOLL Medical » (AED Plus, AED 3, AED Pro) |
|
Cardiac Science Powerheart » (Powerheart G3, G3 Plus, G5) |
Defibtech Lifeline » (Lifeline, Lifeline VIEW) |
|
Physio-Control LIFEPAK » (CR Plus, EXPRESS, LIFEPAK 1000) |
HeartSine Samaritan » (Pad-Pak & Pediatric-Pak) |
🔊 Why is my AED Beeping? (Troubleshooting Guide)
If your AED is chirping periodically or the visual status indicator shows RED or an X, the device is failing its self-test and almost certainly requires a battery replacement.
⚠️ WARNING: A “Beeping” AED is Not Rescue Ready.
Most public access AED batteries last 4 to 5 years in standby mode. If you have not replaced your battery within that timeframe, the unit will power down and fail to deliver therapy during sudden cardiac arrest.
Most public access AED batteries last 4 to 5 years in standby mode. If you have not replaced your battery within that timeframe, the unit will power down and fail to deliver therapy during sudden cardiac arrest.
How to Check Your AED Battery Status:
- Philips OnSite / FRx: Check the green “Ready” light. If it is not flashing, press the blue “i” button for audible status and low-battery alerts.
- ZOLL AED Plus / AED 3: Inspect the indicator window. A green checkmark (✔) indicates readiness; a red X means the batteries need immediate replacement.
- Cardiac Science Powerheart G3 / G5: Check the Rescue Ready indicator. A solid green light indicates readiness; if it is red, the battery is depleted.
- Physio-Control LIFEPAK CR Plus: Check the OK symbol in the display. If the wrench icon or battery symbol flashes, replace the CHARGE-PAK.
- Defibtech Lifeline: Observe the flashing green active status indicator. A chirping sound paired with a red light signals a depleted pack.
Frequently Asked Questions: AED Batteries
How much does an AED battery replacement cost?
An authentic, medical-grade AED replacement battery typically costs between $150 and $400, depending on the manufacturer and model. Standard consumer and workplace units (such as Philips or ZOLL) are on the lower end of that range, while high-capacity clinical units (such as the LIFEPAK 1000) require larger packs that cost slightly more.
An authentic, medical-grade AED replacement battery typically costs between $150 and $400, depending on the manufacturer and model. Standard consumer and workplace units (such as Philips or ZOLL) are on the lower end of that range, while high-capacity clinical units (such as the LIFEPAK 1000) require larger packs that cost slightly more.
How often do AED batteries need to be replaced?
Most non-rechargeable lithium AED batteries feature an operational standby life of 4 to 5 years once installed. You should immediately replace your battery pack when the AED begins chirping, flashes a red warning light, or reaches the manufacturer’s printed expiration date.
Most non-rechargeable lithium AED batteries feature an operational standby life of 4 to 5 years once installed. You should immediately replace your battery pack when the AED begins chirping, flashes a red warning light, or reaches the manufacturer’s printed expiration date.
Can I use standard Duracell batteries in my AED?
Only for the ZOLL AED Plus. The ZOLL AED Plus is engineered to use 10 consumer-grade Type 123 lithium batteries (such as Duracell Ultra Lithium 123A). All other brands—including Philips, Cardiac Science, Defibtech, Physio-Control, and HeartSine—require proprietary, factory-sealed medical battery packs.
Only for the ZOLL AED Plus. The ZOLL AED Plus is engineered to use 10 consumer-grade Type 123 lithium batteries (such as Duracell Ultra Lithium 123A). All other brands—including Philips, Cardiac Science, Defibtech, Physio-Control, and HeartSine—require proprietary, factory-sealed medical battery packs.
Can I recharge my AED battery?
No. The vast majority of public access defibrillators rely on disposable, non-rechargeable lithium manganese dioxide or sulfur dioxide batteries to maximize shelf life and safety. Once depleted or expired, the entire pack must be replaced. Only specialized EMS and hospital monitor units use rechargeable systems.
No. The vast majority of public access defibrillators rely on disposable, non-rechargeable lithium manganese dioxide or sulfur dioxide batteries to maximize shelf life and safety. Once depleted or expired, the entire pack must be replaced. Only specialized EMS and hospital monitor units use rechargeable systems.
How do I dispose of old AED batteries?
Because AED batteries contain high-density lithium chemistry, they must not be thrown into regular household trash. Please take advantage of our Free Battery Recycling Program or drop them off at a certified local electronics recycling depot.
Because AED batteries contain high-density lithium chemistry, they must not be thrown into regular household trash. Please take advantage of our Free Battery Recycling Program or drop them off at a certified local electronics recycling depot.
