Powerheart AED G3 Battery Replacement (Replaces 9146-302) – FDA Cleared

Cardiac Science Powerheart AED G3 Battery Replacement (9146-302) Don’t Risk Liability with Cheap Generics. This is not a “knockoff” battery. The 9146-ABE is a premium, FDA-Cleared power unit that bridges the gap between expensive OEM batteries and risky, low-quality generics. Most “compatible” batteries sold for $175 use cheap, unbranded Chinese cells inside a copycat plastic shell. We do it differently. We take the Original OEM Cardiac Science Plastic Core and professionally re-power it with brand-new, medical-grade Panasonic® or Sanyo® Lithium Cells—the exact same cells used by the original manufacturer. ✅ The “Premium Recelled” Difference Same Cells: We use the exact same Japanese Lithium cells as the $499 OEM battery. Same Fit: We use the original plastic casing, ensuring a perfect, weather-tight seal. Better Price: You save without sacrificing safety. Unsure about switching to Recelled? Read our deep dive: The Truth About Recelled Batteries & FDA Safety (K120350) Comparison: Why Pay More for the 9146-ABE? Not all aftermarket batteries are the same. Saving $50 on a generic battery could cost you millions in liability if it fails. Feature 9146-ABE (Ours) Cheap Generics OEM Brand Internal Cells Panasonic / Sanyo (Top Tier) Unbranded / Generic (High Failure Risk) Panasonic / Sanyo Casing Fit Original OEM Core (Perfect Seal) Copycat Plastic (Leaking Risk) Original OEM FDA Status ✅ Cleared (K120350) ❓ Often Unknown ✅ Cleared Price $220.00 ~$175.00 $465.00 Compatibility & Specs Compatible Models: Powerheart G3, G3 Plus, G3 Pro (9300 & 9390 Series) Not Compatible With: Powerheart G5 (Orange Unit) Standby Life: 4 Years (Matches OEM specs) Capacity: 300 Shocks or 12 hours continuous monitoring ��️ Liability Protection Included Unlike cheap knockoffs, this battery comes with a Full Indemnification Policy. If this battery fails during a rescue due to a manufacturing defect, the manufacturer defends you and holds you harmless. Try getting that promise from a $175 generic. How to Install & Test Remove Old Battery: Lift the clip on the bottom of the AED and slide the old battery out. Insert New Battery: Slide the 9146-ABE in until you hear a firm CLICK. Open the Lid: The AED will automatically wake up and run a self-test. Listen: You should hear the voice prompt “Battery OK.” Verify: Ensure the Rescue Ready indicator turns GREEN. Note: Since this is a chemically active product, we guarantee a fresh date code. Shelf life is 5 years (uninstalled) or 4 years (installed).