Patient monitors, infusion and syringe pumps and ventilators all rely on batteries to keep running during patient transport and power interruptions. As batteries age, run time drops and devices start showing low-battery alarms. This guide explains how to choose replacement medical equipment batteries in Australia.
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Browse our medical batteries, including patient monitor batteries, syringe and infusion pump batteries, ventilator batteries and defibrillator batteries. All prices include GST, with Australia-wide delivery.
Signs a Medical Battery Needs Replacing
- The device runs for much less time on battery than it used to.
- Frequent low-battery or battery-fault alarms.
- The battery will not fully charge, or the charge indicator drops quickly.
- The battery case is swollen, cracked or leaking. Remove it from service immediately.
- Your biomedical service schedule says the battery is due for replacement.
How to Find the Right Battery
1. Check the Part Number
The most reliable way to find the right battery is the part number printed on your existing battery label, for example Philips M4607A or Mindray LI34I001A. Search our site for that number.
2. Match the Device Model
Each product page lists the monitors, pumps or ventilators the battery is made for. Check your device model name and, where relevant, its generation or variant.
3. Match Voltage, Capacity and Connector
The voltage (V) must match your device. Capacity (mAh or Wh) affects run time. The connector and the shape of the pack must fit the battery bay.
Popular Replacement Batteries
Patient Monitors
Examples include the Philips M4607A battery for IntelliVue MP2 / X2, the Philips 989803196521 battery for IntelliVue X3 / MX100 and the Welch Allyn BATT99 battery for CVSM / CP150.
Syringe and Infusion Pumps
We stock batteries for pumps from Fresenius Kabi, Terumo, JMS, B. Braun and others, such as the SLGO CP-730TCI syringe pump battery. See the full pump battery range.
Ventilators
Ventilator batteries include the SLE 0859-0010 battery for the SLE5000 and batteries for ResMed and Philips Respironics home ventilators in our ventilator battery range.
Caring for Medical Batteries
- Follow the device manufacturer’s charging and conditioning instructions.
- Store spare batteries partly charged in a cool, dry place, and rotate stock.
- Label batteries with the date they were put into service.
- Dispose of old batteries through an approved battery recycling service, not general waste.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I fit a medical battery myself?
Many monitor and pump batteries are user-replaceable. Some devices need a technician. Follow your device manual and your facility’s biomedical procedures.
Will a higher-capacity battery damage my device?
A battery with the same voltage and connector but higher capacity usually just runs longer. Always check the product page lists your device model.
Do you deliver medical batteries across Australia?
Yes. We deliver Australia-wide. All prices include GST. Contact us for international shipping.
Browse our medical batteries or contact us with your battery part number and we will help you find it.