Philips Heartstart HS1 and FRx Defibrillator Battery

The Philips FRx HS1 Battery is small and lightweight, weighing just 0.22 kg. The battery is made of lithium manganese dioxide and is compact, with 12.8 x 6.2 x 2.7 cm dimensions. It can provide 200 shocks and operate your defibrillator continuously for four hours. The battery is not rechargeable and must be disposed of correctly once it has expired. 

The Philips FRx HS1 Battery has a five-year shelf life. To keep your batteries in good condition, make sure they are properly stored. If you’re unsure how to store your battery, refer to the user manual for guidance. Usually, the battery should be stored in a safe and dry location. Making sure your battery is maintained correctly will give owners confidence knowing that the battery will be ready to perform potentially life-saving treatment during a sudden cardiac arrest. 

The Philips FRX HS1 Battery should be disposed of correctly. Like other batteries, the Philips FRx HS1 Battery is unsuitable for going into general waste. Batteries contain dangerous chemicals that are potentially harmful to the environment, so they need to be appropriately recycled. The Philips FRx HS1 Battery can be disposed of with regular batteries, and you can usually find a depot at your local supermarket. 

The Philips FRx HS1 Battery is designed to be used with the Philips HeartStart FRx Defibrillator. This defibrillator can be used by trained and untrained responders, ensuring that rescuers of all levels and experiences can assist in a medical emergency. This device supports responders in delivering treatment confidently thanks to step-by-step vocal instructions and CPR coaching. The defibrillator guides the responder through each step with a clear, calm voice and comprehensive indicators.