Mediana HeartOn A10 AED Replacement Battery

This disposable LiMnO2 battery is designed exclusively for the Mediana HeartOn A10 AED. It offers a five-year standby life from the date of manufacture and is calibrated for rapid, high-energy delivery. Note that this battery is not compatible with the A15 model and should be replaced immediately after clinical use

Once installed, the battery powers the A10’s internal monitoring systems and automated self-tests for up to five years. During a rescue, it provides the high-energy current required to analyse heart rhythms and deliver shocks. Rescuers should confirm installation by listening for the device's "Unit OK" voice prompt.

Which AED models is this battery compatible with?

This battery is designed exclusively for the Mediana HeartOn A10 semi-automatic AED. It is vital to note that it will not fit or function in the Mediana HeartOn A15 model. Using the correct, genuine battery ensures your device remains compliant and can successfully perform its essential daily self-test routines.

What is the expected lifespan of this battery?

The Mediana A10 battery features a standby life of approximately five years from the date of manufacture. You should check the production date printed on the battery casing regularly. To maintain emergency readiness, the battery must be replaced exactly five years after this date, even if the AED hasn't been used.

Why must I test my AED before buying a new battery?

It is essential to confirm your AED is still functional by listening for the “Unit OK” voice prompt before purchasing. If an AED is left without power for several years, the internal motherboard can fail. Please note that returns are not accepted if the unit is already non-functional.

What should I do after installing the new battery?

Immediately after inserting the new battery, turn the AED on. You must listen for the specific voice prompt saying, "Unit OK." This confirms that the battery is correctly seated and that the device’s internal systems have passed their initial diagnostic check, ensuring the unit is ready for a rescue.

Is the Mediana HeartOn A10 battery rechargeable?

No, this is a single-use, non-rechargeable Lithium Manganese Dioxide (LiMnO2) battery. Non-rechargeable batteries are the industry standard for AEDs because they provide a stable, long-term power source that can sit in standby for years and still deliver the massive energy required for defibrillation at a moment's notice.

When should the battery be replaced?

The Mediana HeartOn A10 battery must be replaced in three specific scenarios: immediately after the AED has been used in a rescue, as soon as the device issues a "low battery" warning, or once it reaches five years from the manufacture date. Prompt replacement is critical to ensure the device remains in lifesaving condition.