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Defibtech Lifeline AED Battery (High Capacity DBP-2800)
Defibtech Lifeline AED Battery (High Capacity DBP-2800) Product
✓ FDA P160032
· SKU DCF-210

Defibtech Lifeline AED Battery (High Capacity DBP-2800)

Order the Defibtech DBP-2800 high-capacity battery, designed for use with the Lifeline collection of AEDs, including: Defibtech Lifeline AED Defibtech Lifeline ECG Because Defibtech AEDs run exclusively on battery power,.

★★★★★

4.7/5

$267.70 MSRP

Verified 2026 authorized US distributor pricing. Bundle pricing often 8-12% lower.

Both authorized US distributors. Full manufacturer warranty. Authentic pads + batteries.

Technical Specifications.

ManufacturerDefibtech LLC
Shelf Life7 years
FDA clearedP160032
Voltage12V
OEM Part NumberDBP-2800
SKUDCF-210
Battery ChemistryLithium/Manganese Dioxide
RechargeableNo
CompatibilityDefibtech Lifeline AED (all DCF-A series)
Capacity300 shocks

What We Like

7-year cycle
Fewer service visits
Fleet TCO win

What We Don't

$70 more per cycle
NOT VIEW compatible

Who Should Buy the Defibtech Lifeline AED Battery (High Capacity DBP-2800) ?

✓ Buy if you are
An EMS / fire fleet on Lifeline. A remote / multi-site outdoor deployment.
✗ Skip if you are
A low-call-volume site (use DBP-1400). Operating a VIEW (use DCF-2003).
Plan Your FRx Deployment

Coverage, cost, and compliance— three tools, 10 minutes total.

Step 1

Quantity Calculator

How many FRx units does your facility need? Building type, sq ft, floor count. AHA 3-minute standard.

Step 2

Cost Calculator

True 5-year FRx program cost. Device + pads + battery + cabinet + inspection + training + registration.

Step 3

State AED Laws

Is FRx required in your state? 43+ states mandate school AEDs. 32+ mandate gym AEDs. Get the specific rule.

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Frequently asked questions.

For multi-site fire / EMS fleets, yes — the $70 premium per cycle pays back through reduced service visits. A typical fleet manager visits each device for battery swap 1.5 times more often with DBP-1400 vs DBP-2800 over a 14-year span. At ~$50/visit in labor, the math favors DBP-2800 for fleets above 5 units. For single-AED low-use indoor sites, stick with DBP-1400 — you won’t accumulate enough service-visit savings to justify the upgrade.

Marginally — the DBP-2800 is approximately 4 oz heavier than the DBP-1400 due to additional cell capacity. The Defibtech Lifeline’s total device weight changes from about 4.0 lb to about 4.3 lb. Not a meaningful difference for cabinet-mounted units, but noticeable in mobile field-deployed scenarios where weight matters (tactical medic kits, military deployments). For most use cases including fire / EMS fleet rotation, the weight tradeoff is acceptable for the extended cycle life.

Every FRx spec traces to a primary source.

FDA 510(k) P180028

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Official product documentation + specifications

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American Heart Association

CPR + AED placement guidelines

American Red Cross

Pediatric AED guidance (under 8 / 55 lbs)

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