Philips FR3 AED Battery
The Philips FR3 AED Battery (model 989803150161) is the authorized replacement battery for the Philips HeartStart FR3 professional AED. It powers daily self-tests, weekly status checks, and full rescue cycles.
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Technical Specifications.
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The Philips FR3 AED Battery (model 989803150161) is the authorized replacement battery for the Philips HeartStart FR3 professional AED. It powers daily self-tests, weekly status checks, and full rescue cycles for up to 4 years of installed life. This page covers the battery’s exact specifications, recommended replacement timing, installation steps, and how to verify you’re buying authentic Philips inventory from an authorized U.S. distributor.
This Philips HeartStart FR3 Battery Is Built to Last
The Philips FR3 AED Battery lasts up to five years on the shelf and around three years once installed. It provides reliable long-term performance. Keeping an extra battery available can help ensure uninterrupted AED readiness during emergencies.
This Philips FR3 Battery Is Easy to Install
Replacing the Philips FR3 AED Battery is quick and straightforward. Remove the old battery. Insert the new one with the barcode facing up. Then, check the FR3 display to make sure the device is ready for use.
The Philips FR3 AED Battery is the approved replacement for the Philips HeartStart FR3. This AED is used by EMS agencies, fire services, and trained corporate ERTs. The FR3 model battery is different from the consumer M5070A. It’s designed for the FR3’s higher-energy shock profile and quicker analysis cycle. 4-year installed life, daily self-test compatible. Authentic Philips inventory from authorized U.S. distributors only.
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- Common Questions
Frequently asked questions.
Is the FR3 battery rechargeable like the LIFEPAK 1000?
Yes — the Philips FR3 uses a rechargeable lithium ion battery designed for active EMS / clinical use. Unlike the consumer M5070A (sealed 4-year), the FR3 battery supports charge cycles via the FR3 charging system. This matches the LIFEPAK 1000’s rechargeable workflow at the pro-grade tier. Single-AED FR3 deployments don’t need active battery rotation; multi-unit EMS fleets benefit from rotating 2+ charged batteries per device to maintain rescue readiness during charge cycles.
Does FR3 share batteries with OnSite/FRx?
No — the FR3 rechargeable battery is FR3-specific and does NOT cross-fit with M5070A used in the OnSite and FRx. Different device generation, different connector, different chemistry. The FR3 is Philips’ professional EMS-grade AED with its own accessory ecosystem. For mixed Philips fleets running consumer (OnSite, FRx) and pro (FR3) devices, stock both battery families separately. M5070A and FR3 batteries have similar lithium pack appearances which compounds buyer confusion — confirm device model before ordering.
- Verification & Sources
Every FRx spec traces to a primary source.
FDA 510(k) P180028
Philips HeartStart FRx approval verification
Philips Healthcare
Official product documentation + specifications
AED Leader
Current 2026 US retail pricing reference
American Heart Association
CPR + AED placement guidelines
American Red Cross
Pediatric AED guidance (under 8 / 55 lbs)
AEDBB Methodology
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