How to Identify the Medical Battery Model

Step 1 – Check the Battery Label

• Look for the manufacturer’s label printed on the battery.
• Key details include: Model Number, Part Number (P/N), or Serial Number.
• Callout box: Most medical batteries print a unique part number like “M5070A”

Step 2 – Check the Medical Device

The monitor usually has a nameplate or label on the back or bottom that lists the device's model, serial number, battery model, and other information. You can check this label directly, which usually includes:

• Monitor model: Usually, the name and model number of the device.
• Battery model: If the battery is replaceable or visible, the battery model is usually marked on the device or mentioned in the instructions section of the label.
• Visual: Photo of AED with arrows pointing to model sticker.

Step 3 – Consult the User Manual

The device's user manual usually lists the monitor's technical specifications in detail, including model, battery type, capacity, and how to replace the battery. If you don't have a paper manual, you can try to find an electronic version of the manual on the manufacturer's website.

Step 4 – Contact the equipment manufacturer

• For critical equipment or if you cannot find a part number, it is best to contact the manufacturer or an authorized supplier.
• Provide device details: Give them the model and serial number of the medical equipment. They can use this information to identify the compatible battery.

Step 5 – Search Website using available information

• If you can find partial information, such as the brand and model of the medical device, use us an online search can help you find the correct replacement battery.
• Please "Contact us" or use our "Battery Finder" wizard to guide you to the right product.