Genuine Philips HeartStart Aviation Battery (989803139301)

Genuine Philips HeartStart Aviation Battery (OEM Part # 989803139301)

Keep your aircraft compliant and your passengers safe. The Philips HeartStart Aviation Battery (989803139301) is specifically engineered and rigorously tested to meet strict flight regulations for use on commercial and private aircraft. This is the official, long-life lithium manganese dioxide power source for your aviation-designated HeartStart AEDs.

AED Compatibility

The 989803139301 Aviation Battery is designed exclusively for the aviation models of the following Philips defibrillators:

• Philips HeartStart FRx (Aviation Model)
• Philips HeartStart OnSite / HS1 (Aviation Model)

Battery Lifespan & Storage

This disposable lithium battery provides incredible reliability for high-altitude operations:

• Shelf Life: 5 Years (Stored uninstalled in its original packaging).
• Installed Life: Typical 4-year standby life once inserted into the AED.
• Pro Tip: An additional spare battery should always be stored with the defibrillator on the aircraft. Extra batteries must be purchased if the AED is used frequently for crew training or demonstrations.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the difference between the Philips 989803139301 and the M5070A battery?
A: The standard Philips M5070A battery is designed for normal ground-level use in homes, schools, and offices. The Philips 989803139301 Aviation Battery contains the exact same power capacity, but has undergone rigorous specialized testing to meet the strict FAA TSO C-142 compliance regulations required for safe use on commercial aircraft.

Q: How long does the Philips HeartStart Aviation Battery last?
A: The Philips aviation battery (989803139301) has a 5-year shelf life when stored securely in its original packaging. Once installed into the Philips FRx or OnSite AED, it provides a typical standby lifespan of 4 years.

Q: Do I need a spare aviation battery for my HeartStart AED?
A: Yes. It is highly recommended to keep a spare 989803139301 battery stored alongside the defibrillator on your aircraft. Furthermore, if your flight crew uses the live AED for regular training or demonstrations, you must purchase extra batteries to replace the power drained during those drills.