An automated external defibrillator may use a non-rechargeable lithium battery with energy remaining when its scheduled replacement date arrives. Follow the AED manufacturer’s replacement schedule and approved battery specifications.
Keep used AED batteries out of household waste
Lithium batteries do not belong in household trash or curbside recycling bins. Their stored energy can create a fire risk if the terminals short or the battery is damaged.
Confirm the correct recycling option
Call Battery Giant Rochester Hills with the battery chemistry, part number, quantity and condition before bringing AED batteries in. Our team can discuss current recycling options and any applicable charges. Confirm acceptance and any charges before planning a drop-off.
For equipment used in an emergency application, confirm replacement compatibility with the AED manufacturer rather than substituting a pack based on appearance alone.
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Rochester Hills, MI 48307
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