" Hospitals, Para Medical & Bio-Medical fields Are Powered With This Alternative Battery Energy "

What Are Medical Equipment Batteries?

Hospitals, Para medical and bio-medical field are constantly using equipments powered dually. The life of a human and animal which is at stake at any point of time has to be attended to duly and carefully. To enhance patient care, these equipments should be powered with alternative energy i.e., battery energy.

These batteries are specially designed to go with the energy needs of applications such as: Injection pumps, Cardiac defibrillators, Vascular Assist Devices and cardiac pumps, Respirators, Monitoring equipment, Diagnosis equipment, Electric wheelchairs and X-ray equipment etc.

The battery models available for Medical equipment are represented with the voltage and capacity, they are:

• Defibrillators/monitor DH battery with 24V and 1.3 AH capacity, instrument required 2 units.
• Diagnostic ultrasound with 128, 128x memory battery is available with 3.9V and 1.0 AH capacity.
• Batteries for different models of Medical Scales with 12V and 1.2 AH is used to measure the patients wait under observation.
• Batteries for infant monitors of different models with 9.6V and 2.3 A.H which is used to monitor the infants in critical stage.
• Fetal Monitor IM76 model with 9.6 V and .250AH capacity, which is used to monitor the fetus condition inside the womb.
• Infant Transport Incubator System Model 20H, 185, 185A require 12V and 28.0 AH.
• Surgical table motor battery which enhances the movement of a surgical table to the convenience of the surgeon powered with 12V/28.0 OAH is priced at around $67.
• Autogenic Systems kymograph - Biofeedback AT33, HT1 is powered with 4.8V/ 1.3AH battery.
• BVS500 Bi-Ventricular Support requires 12V/ 13.0AH battery. Instrument requires 2 units.
• Cell-Dyne 1700 Hematology Analyzer the instrument used to analyze blood samples of patients is equipped with Battery powered 3.6V/ .110AH.
• Muscle Stimulator MCR911D used in hospitals to stimulate the muscles of patients is 12V/ 7.0AH, which requires 2 batteries.
• Batteries for the Crash Cart Medcart/Project 90 (Slim Line) is the utility cart to be pushed towards the operation theatre to patient’s room requires 12V/ 2.3AH battery.
• Syringe pump battery is to inject medicine or to pump out samples from the patient.
• Abbott’s Cardiac Defibrillator/Monitor DH 5 which is used to observe and monitor the status of the patient with cardiac problem requires 2 batteries per unit with the power source 24V/ 1.3AH.
• Cardiac pumps/ Vascular Assist Devices (VAD) are the devices provided as an aid to the patients who requires heart transplantation and waits for the donor. Li-ion battery is used to support the system effective as it is essential equipment during the treatment period.
• A Lifesaver System is used to assist the patient during a critical situation. It requires 4 batteries per unit with12V/ 8.2AH power source.
• Portable cardiac unit requires 12V and 4.5 A.H capacities.
• Diagnostic Ultrasound Corp. (Bard) Bladder scan BDV 2500 used to scan the bladder of patients, is powered with 6V/ 2.5AH.